Historic Boutique Hotel Cattaro

The hotel is located inside Kotor's Old Town. We stayed in a Deluxe Suite. The room is really large, with two bedrooms, a living room, and a bathroom with both a shower and (rather small) bath. The view from the room is very pretty - Old Town and the surrounding mountains. Breakfast was very good. There are no elevators in the hotel. The only problem with the room was sleep quality. The rooms are right across from the bell towers, and every hour no matter the time the bells ring, and it's impossible to sleep

We stayed at this hotel in the Old Town of Kotor, everything was absolutely perfect! The rooms are stylish, cozy, and very clean, combining the charm of the old town with top-level comfort.The restaurant is a real delight ,delicious food, beautiful presentation, and impeccable service. The staff are attentive and friendly, creating a truly relaxing atmosphere. Definitely one of the best places in Kotor. I’ll be happy to come back again! 💛

Amazing hotel right near the Main Gate/Sea Gate in the Square of Arms. Staff were helpful and kind, giving help and suggestions about how to get around to other cities in region. Room was good sized, window was right above the Square. Breakfast was good and started early (7 am): select from a menu during the week (can get yogurt and fruit as well) and buffet on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

We had a great stay at this wonderful hotel. Breakfast food is well prepared and thought off. Rooms are clean and spacious, they use well branded shampoo, conditioners and body wash in the bathroom. The staff are amazingly attentive, polite, respectful and helpful. Being in the center of Old Town Kotor, it allows you access to everything you need during your stay.

The perfect place to stay in Kotor, provided you can move your stuff a couple of hundred yards through the Old Town pedestrian precinct. The rooms are quiet and comfortable, even though the location is in the midst of the Old Town tourist area. The staff are friendly and helpful. Although the hotel is 'historic' all of the fixtures and facilities are totally up-to-date. The buffet breakfast is extensive and excellent.

We ate in the hotel's beautiful restaurant terrace overlooking the harbour twice during our stay in Kotor. The food was lovely and the service fantastic. We were served by a waiter known as 'Tattoo' who was polite, professional, helpful and very friendly. We had a couple of lovely chats with him about living in Montenegro and Kotor. Would highly recommend.

First off, I don't often leave reviews except when warranted. ||So first, the good part: the location is terrific for visiting Kotor and, if you arrive by car, there is help to/from the parking via golf cart (pretty far away). Breakfast is ok, not great.||That said, our stay was very disappointing. At the price point, we expected a lot more.||Here are the details. you decide:||My wife has issues with mobility and we asked for a room as easily accessible as possible with few stairs if possible. Our room had no elevator access and required numerous flights of stairs.||Aside form that, the room itself smelled of mold because of standing water in the carpet from the AC unit. Had to wear sandals to get in or out of bed due to the water. Since we arrived on a Sunday, there was no one to tend to this and no other rooms were available. My wife slept in the bathroom and the AC wasn't working well enough to help with the heatwave (35 plus degrees) -- miserable night. ||On Monday, we were told it was taken care of while we were out. It wasn't. The AC was working slightly better, but the wet carpet and mold smell were still present. Just masked by a heavy dose of perfume spray or something by the hotel.||They offered to move us for our second night but we would have to move again for our third night because they needed the room they would give us for night 2. As we were doing day trips and celebrating a birthday, we passed on the offer. Financial comp was offered and then quickly taken back as "there's nothing else we can do".||The third day was a bit better as we dried the carpet best we could with towels and left the balcony door open to air out the room. The hotel then offered dinner in their restaurant as compensation for the inconvenience. As we were leaving for dinner for which we had reservations.||Unfortunately, in the main square just below our balcony, there was a big concert (call it a rock or pop concert) that night put on by the government we were told, until after midnight. So we had to close the door to the balcony or we couldn't hear ourselves speak to each other. Not complaining about the concert, but would have been good to know that was on the calendar when we got there. Anyway, that turned into another rough night's rest.||At checkout, nothing. No mention of anything. Just asked what we took from the minibar and making sure the parking fees were on our bill. ||In short, over 900€ for 3 nights in Kotor. This was the only place we stayed on our trip through Montenegro, Bosnia and Croatia, that was below par and really not worth the excessive price.

This hotel is perfectly positioned overlooking the old square in Kotor if you pay for a room with a balcony but it also has some shortcomings. When we arrived the elevator was out and there was no-one to help us carry out bags up to the top floor. The room was small and dark and the air-conditioning in the room was too weak to match the hot day. The staff were not interested in customer service. For the price this hotel should offer more than just a good view.