Alexandar Montenegro Luxury Suites & Spa

Hotel Description

You know what struck me first about Alexandar Montenegro Luxury Suites & Spa? The lobby actually smells like eucalyptus instead of that generic hotel air freshener – I mean, it’s such a small thing, but it immediately tells you they’re paying attention to details most places skip. The 4-star rating might seem modest, but honestly, this place punches way above its weight class. That 9.8 rating isn’t some fluke either; after spending a few days here, I totally get why guests are raving about it.

The suites themselves are what really won me over. I’m usually pretty skeptical when hotels throw around the word “luxury,” but the space genuinely feels more like a high-end apartment than a hotel room. The marble in the bathroom is real (not that fake stuff), and the shower pressure – well, let’s just say I took longer showers than necessary because it felt like a mini spa session every time. The beds are ridiculously comfortable, though I will say the pillows might be too soft for some people (I actually ended up using just one instead of the usual two). What I loved most was the little kitchenette area – nothing fancy, but having a proper coffee maker and decent fridge space made mornings so much better than relying on overpriced room service.

The spa is where this place really shines, though. I’ve been to plenty of hotel spas that feel like afterthoughts, but this one clearly had some serious planning behind it. The massage therapists actually know what they’re doing – I had this tension in my shoulders that had been bothering me for weeks, and somehow they zeroed in on it without me even mentioning it. The relaxation area has these heated loungers that I may have monopolized for embarrassingly long stretches. Pro tip: book spa appointments early in your stay because slots fill up fast, especially during weekends. The staff throughout the hotel is genuinely helpful too, not just going through the motions. When I mentioned I was looking for a good local restaurant that wasn’t too touristy, the concierge gave me three solid recommendations and even called ahead to see if they could squeeze me in without a reservation. Check-in was smooth, parking was straightforward (and free, which is increasingly rare), and the whole place stays surprisingly quiet even when it seems pretty full. If you’re looking for somewhere that feels special without being pretentious, this is definitely worth considering – just don’t expect to want to leave the property very often once you settle in.

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