Best Hotels in Budva 2026: Beach Resorts, Boutique & Budget
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Budva’s hotel market ranges from large Slovenska Beach resort hotels to boutique stays in and around the old town, with Aman Sveti Stefan as the headline luxury property nearby. All prices in euros (€); July–August rates run 30–50% higher than shoulder season.
Luxury hotels
Aman Sveti Stefan (6 km south of Budva)
The most prestigious property in the wider Budva area — an exclusive resort occupying the historic island village of Sveti Stefan. Private beaches, Aman’s signature spa and service standards, and one of the most dramatic locations on the Adriatic. Not a city hotel; island access is for guests only.
- Price: From €800+/night
- Best for: A once-only luxury experience at one of the most photographed spots in the Mediterranean
Merit Starlit Hotel & Spa
One of the strongest full-service hotels on the Slovenska Beach strip. Spa, pool, sea-facing rooms, and good service make it the top choice for those wanting a proper resort experience in central Budva.
- Price: approx. €110–240/night (high season)
- Best for: Couples and families wanting spa, beach, and a central Budva location
Mid-range hotels
Hotel Avala Resort & Villas
Well-located near the old town and Slovenska Beach. Pool, bay views, and a good mid-to-upper range feel. One of the more consistent options in Budva for the price.
- Price: approx. €90–130/night
- Best for: Guests wanting bay views, a pool, and proximity to both beach and old town
Budva Old Town boutique hotels and apartments
Several boutique guesthouses and apartments are available in and around the old town walls. Variable quality — the best offer solid mid-range stays with direct old town access.
- Price: €60–110/night
- Best for: Atmosphere, walking to everything, a more characterful stay than the beach strip hotels
Budget hotels and apartments
Bečići and Rafailovići apartments
Self-catering apartments in the resort villages 2–4 km north of Budva. Good value compared to central Budva, with beach access and easy bus connections.
- Price: €35–70/night
- Best for: Families and longer stays wanting budget-friendliness without sacrificing beach access
Budget hostels and private rooms (Old Town adjacent)
A handful of budget guesthouses and private room rentals operate near the old town and on the streets behind Slovenska Beach. Search Booking.com or Hostelworld for the most current options.
- Price: Dorms from €15–25; private rooms from €35–55
- Best for: Backpackers and solo travellers
Hotels by best views
| Hotel | Location | Approx. nightly rate |
|---|---|---|
| Aman Sveti Stefan | Sveti Stefan island | €800+ |
| Merit Starlit | Slovenska Beach | €110–240 |
| Hotel Avala | Budva, near Old Town | €90–130 |
| Old Town boutique | Old Town peninsula | €60–110 |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the best hotel in Budva?
- Merit Starlit Hotel & Spa for a central resort experience. Aman Sveti Stefan for the most spectacular property in the area.
- Is there a hotel with a pool in Budva?
- Yes — Merit Starlit and Hotel Avala both have pools. Several Bečići resort hotels also have pools.
- What is the most affordable hotel in Budva?
- Budget apartments in Bečići or Rafailovići from around €35–50/night in shoulder season offer the best value.
- How far is Aman Sveti Stefan from Budva?
- 6 km south — about 15 minutes by car or local bus.
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