호텔 스카이프라임

Location The location is quite okay. It takes about 20 minutes to walk to the beach and the promenade, about 22 minutes to the old town. The location of the hotel is quite quiet. Several shops and restaurants nearby. Breakfast The selection is not overly large, but it was enough to fill your stomach. The menu changed during the day, so there were two different options for breakfast, so to speak. A large part of the breakfast consisted of pastries. Coffee from the coffee machine cost 1.50 euros, but you could pour free coffee from a thermos. Room Our room was on the fifth floor and you could only get to that part of the building by stairs. Carrying a heavy suitcase up and down was annoying. The room was nice, but with some minor flaws. There was AC, but it couldn't be controlled from the remote. The remote control was there, but when making changes there, nothing happened. Therefore, the air conditioner could not be controlled in any way, and it could also be turned off by pulling the cord from the wall. Also, it made weird noises in between, so it became too disturbing at night. When I was washing, the whole toilet was full of water because the shower glass was too short and it didn't hold the water. In addition, the upper nozzle of the shower was broken and you could only wash yourself with a hand shower. I recommend that you also bring your own washing products, because the hotel does not provide shampoo and shower gel. Cleaning We were there for two weeks and to be honest, I can't say anything about the cleaning. It seemed that someone visited our room every day, but the cleaning was very chaotic and irregular. Sometimes only the bed was made, other times the ashtray was emptied or the trash thrown away. Towels were changed or added strangely, mostly one new towel at a time. We managed by ourselves, but never knew if the trash was emptied, etc. Staff The cleaners and the breakfast team mostly speak nothing but the local language. English is spoken only at the reception. Parking You can park about 3 cars in front of the hotel, but they are always full and it is generally difficult to get to the front of the house by car. Parking in Montenegro is generally very bad. I recommend using paid parking spaces, because there are simply no free spaces. There is one near the hotel, a 15-minute walk away. 1 hour is 1 euro or if you buy a ticket for at least two days, 24 hours is 8 euros.