Four-star hotel in central Budva with spacious air-conditioned apartments, private kitchens, a terrace, free WiFi and free private parking, a short walk from Slovenska Beach.
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Hotel Perun is a four-star property on Cetinjska, in the centre of Budva, a couple of minutes' walk from Slovenska Beach and the walled old town. Rather than standard hotel rooms, it is built around spacious self-catering apartments, and guests give it an 8.5 rating across 355 reviews, singling out the staff and the location, both scored 9.3.
Every apartment is air-conditioned and soundproofed, with a private bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator and dining table, so you can cook and eat in. The range runs from a 50-square-metre one-bedroom apartment for two up to a 100-square-metre two-bedroom apartment with two bathrooms that sleeps four, and several open onto a private terrace.
Beyond the apartments there is a lounge, a lift, a 24-hour front desk and daily housekeeping, plus free private parking on site and a paid airport shuttle. A buffet breakfast is available, boating trips can be arranged nearby, and free WiFi reaches the rooms. The seafront promenade, beaches and restaurants of central Budva are all within an easy walk.
Hotel Perun is made up of four apartment types, from 50 to 100 square metres, split between one-bedroom apartments for two and two-bedroom apartments that sleep four. They share the same core: air conditioning, soundproofing, a private bathroom with a bath or shower and a bidet, a flat-screen TV and a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator and dining table.
What sets them apart is the layout and the outdoor space. The two-bedroom apartments add a second bedroom and a second bathroom for families or two couples, while the one-bedroom apartments keep things compact for a couple. Two of the four open onto a private terrace, and the largest apartments also include a bathrobe and an additional toilet.
For an apartment hotel, Hotel Perun is well equipped both in the rooms and around the building. Every apartment is air-conditioned and soundproofed, with a private bathroom that includes a bath or shower, a bidet, free toiletries, a hairdryer and slippers, and a fully fitted kitchen with a refrigerator and dining table for cooking in.
Downstairs there is a lounge and a lift, a 24-hour front desk and daily housekeeping, and a buffet breakfast is available. Free private parking makes arriving by car easy, a paid airport shuttle can be arranged, and boating trips are offered in the surrounding area. Worth knowing before you book: WiFi is free but earns the property's lowest guest score, and airport transfers are charged separately.
Hotel Perun is on Cetinjska, in the centre of Budva, and the nearest airport is Tivat, about 15 km up the coast and roughly 25 minutes by car or taxi depending on the season. Podgorica Airport is around 35 km inland, a little over an hour by road, and Dubrovnik in Croatia is about 54 km to the north for anyone crossing the border. The property runs a paid airport shuttle, which is worth arranging in advance if you land in the evening; otherwise metered taxis wait at the terminals and it is normal to confirm the fare before setting off. Budva Main Bus Station is under a kilometre away, roughly a ten-minute walk, with frequent coastal and regional coaches to Kotor, Cetinje and Podgorica, so a car is not essential once you are here. There is free private parking on site if you do drive, but the compact old town is best explored on foot.
Start with the Stari Grad, Budva's walled old town, about ten minutes away on foot: a maze of stone lanes, small churches and the seaward citadel with views over the Adriatic. The town beaches are the other draw, and several sit within easy reach — Slovenska Beach is barely two minutes away, while Mogren Beach, reached by a cliff-side path beyond the old town, and the smaller Ricardova Glava and Pizana coves are all short walks. For a longer view, the ruined Mogren Fort on the headland rewards the climb, and the Dukley and Avala areas are good for an evening drink. Budva is busiest and hottest in July and August, when the beaches and nightlife are at full tilt; late spring and September bring warm sea and thinner crowds, and are the easiest times to enjoy the promenade and day trips to Kotor or Sveti Stefan without the peak-season crush.
