Top Hotels Near beach near Radimiri in Kotor from NZ$155

"It was a good stay overall, but there was no complimentary water or tea in a room and one towel had "

"Amazing. Highly recommended"

"Had the best stay ever"

"The staff was truly wonderful at Adiya, so helpful and always smiling. Carrying our heavy luggage and offering champagne on arrival was a lovely welcome. The rooms are gorgeous and very well designed with great views. Everything was clean! The only thing we wish we would have known is that the pool had not opened yet but we were on the shoulder season so it’s okay!"

"Breakfast was very good. Rooms are charming. Location perfect but a car is recommended. "

"This hotel was amazing. It is new and luxurious and the rooms were incredibly comfortable. The heated floors in the bathroom were a nice touch. The hotel and the rooms were both immaculately clean. The breakfast was fantastic. The staff we're so helpful, friendly and accommodating. It was about a 10-15 minute drive to Kotor, but we didn't want to be in Kotor anyway. It's too busy. There were lots of restaurants near the hotel and it's a quiet area. The view from the restaurant was fantastic. I can't say enough good things about this place."

"Great Staff, excellent breakfast, great location"

"Forza Terra is a very nice property directly in the Bay of Kotor and a 25 minute walk from old town Kotor. Service was great and staff was always available. Our room had a very nice view of the bay, but it was little small so was a but cluttered with our 2 weeks of luggage. The spa was nice and the restaurant was good, but expensive - there are nearby options with very good value. The beach area had nice chaise lounges, ample towels and a protected swimming area. "

"Great apartment and gorgeous views. Close to some nice restaurants and beach bars. Lucy and Sandra were great throughout our stay and helped us get a taxi back to the airport after we had some trouble booking. Apartment clean and well stocked with kitchen wear if you want to cook for yourself. The steps are a lot though so if you have mobility issues this is something to consider. Also a car is not a must if you're happy to walk or catch a taxi but there are a few steep hills to deal with. "