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Sleek interiors, a stylish open-air terrace and an on-the-beach postcode make the Aleksandar one of the most popular hotels in Budva.
The sunbathing scene’s particularly popular. When you’re not relaxing by one of the hotel’s pools, there’s a sandy beach that’s less than a minute’s walk away.
The hotel’s decor is glossy and contemporary. Textured slate walls are coupled with peachy colours in the rooms and the hotel has an al fresco dining terrace that’s a stunning feature.
In the buffet restaurant, there’s a blend of Montenegrin and international cuisine. There’s also a corner for little ones and their favourites.
Budva is a something-for-everyone location on the Adriatic coast. You’ll have 21km of coastline to enjoy, but there’s much more to this beautiful location than just sun-kissed sands.
The swanky harbour is a great place for a relaxing afternoon watching the yachts bob on the water, and in the evening there’s a lively nightlife scene. Budva’s main hub is its historic old town, however, and this ancient walled peninsula packs a lot in, including castles, churches and boutiques.
Whether you want to relax, explore or soak up the history, Budva’s a great location for a holiday to Montenegro.
The Aleksandar is just a short stroll from the beach. Plenty of modern facilities line the back of the sand and a walkway connects all the beaches from the harbour area to the old town.
A 15-minute stroll along the promenade will take you to Budva’s old town. The medieval settlement is surrounded by fortified walls, impressive gates and looming towers. Within the walls, there’s a historical showcase of all the cultures that have left their mark on Budva over the years.
When the sun goes down, there are plenty of spots to let your hair down. Most of the action is by the harbour, and you might even spot a celebrity!
The Aleksandar is a great base for a Montenegrin adventure and you’ll fall in love with the unique destination of Budva.
The resort of Budva sits on and around a small peninsula and is one of the most popular destinations for holidays to Montenegro. This is largely due to its numerous, immaculate beaches, buzzing night scene and picturesque old town. This means that Budva holidays really do offer a bit of everything. Like many of its Balkan neighbours, Montenegro's landscapes are generally very mountainous and dramatic. The rugged terrain in the north of the country changes to mostly rocky ground within the central area. Montenegro's southern region is then pure coastal plains, with beaches and resorts dotted along its sandy stretches.
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Sleek interiors, a stylish open-air terrace and an on-the-beach postcode make the Aleksandar one of the most popular hotels in Budva.
The sunbathing scene’s particularly popular. When you’re not relaxing by one of the hotel’s pools, there’s a sandy beach that’s less than a minute’s walk away.
The hotel’s decor is glossy and contemporary. Textured slate walls are coupled with peachy colours in the rooms and the hotel has an al fresco dining terrace that’s a stunning feature.
In the buffet restaurant, there’s a blend of Montenegrin and international cuisine. There’s also a corner for little ones and their favourites.
Budva is a something-for-everyone location on the Adriatic coast. You’ll have 21km of coastline to enjoy, but there’s much more to this beautiful location than just sun-kissed sands.
The swanky harbour is a great place for a relaxing afternoon watching the yachts bob on the water, and in the evening there’s a lively nightlife scene. Budva’s main hub is its historic old town, however, and this ancient walled peninsula packs a lot in, including castles, churches and boutiques.
Whether you want to relax, explore or soak up the history, Budva’s a great location for a holiday to Montenegro.
The Aleksandar is just a short stroll from the beach. Plenty of modern facilities line the back of the sand and a walkway connects all the beaches from the harbour area to the old town.
A 15-minute stroll along the promenade will take you to Budva’s old town. The medieval settlement is surrounded by fortified walls, impressive gates and looming towers. Within the walls, there’s a historical showcase of all the cultures that have left their mark on Budva over the years.
When the sun goes down, there are plenty of spots to let your hair down. Most of the action is by the harbour, and you might even spot a celebrity!
The Aleksandar is a great base for a Montenegrin adventure and you’ll fall in love with the unique destination of Budva.
The resort of Budva sits on and around a small peninsula and is one of the most popular destinations for holidays to Montenegro. This is largely due to its numerous, immaculate beaches, buzzing night scene and picturesque old town. This means that Budva holidays really do offer a bit of everything. Like many of its Balkan neighbours, Montenegro's landscapes are generally very mountainous and dramatic. The rugged terrain in the north of the country changes to mostly rocky ground within the central area. Montenegro's southern region is then pure coastal plains, with beaches and resorts dotted along its sandy stretches.
Items marked with * incur extra charges which are payable locally.
If any member of your party is disabled or has specific welfare requirements, please call our sales team on 0204 578 0977 or use our live chat function. It is important that we check out the suitability of your chosen accommodation, prior to making a booking.
Our opening hours are Monday to Sunday 09:00 to 19:00.