Hotel Grand

I recently stayed at Hotel Grand and had an excellent experience. The staff were incredibly welcoming and attentive, making me feel right at home from the moment I arrived. The room was spotless, spacious, and well-equipped with everything I needed for a comfortable stay. The hotel's central location made it easy to explore the city. Highly recommended for both business and leisure travelers!

We’re very pleased with our stay – the hotel is in much better condition than when we first visited a few years ago. The improvements are noticeable, and everything feels more comfortable and welcoming now.

A rat came out of the wardrobe and started talking to me in French then climbed into my hair and put a chef hat over himself before using my hair to control my arms and make French food on the mattress. Then some random old guy came in my room and took the rat and snapped his neck in half. Interesting day.

The rooms are clean and well-maintained, the staff is very pleasant. Overall, our stay was very enjoyable.

This hotel is a health risk If you or your tour operator book this, take into account that it is full of mold, it stinks, it has no potable water, and cleaning is not done in the rooms: bath towels smell like mold! And don't even think about sleeping: there is an infernal sound starting every 1 hour non stop, probably some fan or pump. I was in this hotel with a group of 50 other tourists and everybody else had the same problems.

This hotel was a nightmaire. It has dirty rooms, with a mold smell. The bed sheets weren't clean and everything smells like mold, the sheets and towels too. The water is not potable and the sink and the bathtub also very dirty. During the night it was a strange noise from the pipes. I was here with a group of 50 people, we where in a vacation, and the agency choose this hotel. Surley it was a very bad choice.

We got dropped off here by TUI after our flight got cancelled at Tivat due to a technical failure. The check in was quite fast, however, when we got to our rooms, we were disappointed. The beds were clean, as were the towels. The rest of the hotel room was worn and dusty. The bathroom was very tiny and our water wasn’t running properly, I could spot fungus in several corners and creases of the bathroom as well. Wiring in the entire room looked incredibly unsafe too. When we had our dinner there, the staff (probably understaffed) were working their butts off to satisfy the unexpected 180+ guests. The dinner food was ok. The hotel itself looks like it came straight out of Communist Eastern Europe, more so, it probably was built during those times. The breakfast was decent, however instead of fruit juice, Fanta came out of the ‘fruit juice’ machine. We would not be visiting again. The reception hall looked nice, if you’re into Communist-looking architecture.

We were sent to this hotel after a flight cancellation from Tivat. Nothing 'Grand' about this hotel. Our room was clean, bedding and towels were clean, and we had free toiletries. The balcony was really tiny, no furniture on it, door onto the balcony had no catch or lock on it, just swung open. There was a fridge in the room that was very dilapidated, as was the furniture in the room. No hairdryer, no air conditioning, but had a very strange array of ottoman type stools around one of the walls. Breakfast was a mish mash of food, from hot dog sausages, which some of the guests who had them, couldn't cut through the skin, to cake which was almost like a Black Forest gateau. On arrival we were given dinner, this was a very bland unappetising dish of mashed potato, breaded pork escalope, with a side salad of coleslaw and cucumber. Dessert was a banana. I realise it must have been difficult to try and cater for around 100 people at probably short notice, but they might have been better to have held their hands up and said they were not able to do it. It looked like the hotel had just opened purely to accommodate the stranded passengers....a fellow traveller referred to it as 'Bates's Motel'. I have stayed in many hotels around the world, all of which I would return to, this is the only one that I certainly wouldn't visit again. It is also miles from anywhere, the one consolation is that we didn't pay for it.