Family Hotels in Budva, Montenegro
Updated 11 November 2026 · 60 real hotels
Budva offers families a compact, walkable coastline with sandy beaches, a walled Old Town, and a good range of accommodation from budget apartments to five-star hotels. Apartment-style properties give families extra space and kitchen facilities, while central locations keep travel time between beach and sightseeing short. Prices range from around 41 EUR per night to 379 EUR, so there is a realistic option for most budgets.
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Budva sits on a curved bay along the Montenegrin Adriatic coast, and its compact layout makes it genuinely convenient for families travelling with children. The walled Old Town is a few minutes on foot from the main Slovenska Beach, the nearest supermarkets are easy to reach from most neighbourhoods, and the town's bus connections link outlying areas such as Rafajlovići and Maini to the centre without much effort. That proximity between beach, food options, and historic sights reduces the logistical strain that often comes with family travel.
When choosing where to stay, families tend to weigh three practical factors: space (a separate living area or kitchenette matters when travelling with young children), location relative to the beach and town centre, and overall value. The properties listed below span several distinct neighbourhoods, from the atmospheric Vieille ville to quieter residential pockets like Babin Do and Maini, giving you a realistic picture of what Budva offers at different price points.
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| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marinero Apartments ★★★★ | Babin Do | ★ 4.1 | 38 €/nuit |
| Apartments Elena ★★★ | Centar | ★ 4.9 | 41 €/nuit |
| The House Rooms ★★★ | Babilonija | ★ 3.8 | 41 €/nuit |
| Apartments Krug ★★★★ | Centar | ★ 4 | 42 €/nuit |
| Condo Studio Plaza ★★★ | Centar | ★ 5 | 43 €/nuit |
| Apartmani Terminal ★★★ | Budva | ★ 4.3 | 43 €/nuit |
| Hotel Princ | Budva | — | 45 €/nuit |
| Yeshill Apart & Studio ★★★ | Centar | ★ 4.9 | 47 €/nuit |
| Alpesa Apartments ★★★ | Maini | ★ 4.9 | 49 €/nuit |
| Azure Apartments ★★★★ | Centar | ★ 4.6 | 56 €/nuit |
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Frequently asked questions
Which Budva neighbourhood is most practical for families with young children?+
The Centar district places families within easy walking distance of Slovenska Beach, supermarkets, and the entrance to the Old Town, which makes daily logistics straightforward. Properties such as Condo Studio Plaza, Apartments Elena, and Yeshill Apart and Studio are all located in this area and start from around 41 to 47 EUR per night. If you prefer a quieter residential setting with slightly more space, Babin Do (Villa Gracia, 133 EUR) and Maini (Alpesa Apartments, 49 EUR) are both short rides from the centre.
Are apartment-style options available, and do they offer kitchen facilities?+
Several of the listed properties are apartment or studio-format accommodations, which typically include a kitchenette or full kitchen. Sunraf Luxe Apartments in Rafajlovići (95 EUR, 4-star), Alpesa Apartments in Maini (49 EUR, 3-star), Yeshill Apart and Studio in Centar (47 EUR, 3-star), and Apartments Elena in Centar (41 EUR) all fall into this category. Having the ability to prepare simple meals is a practical advantage for families, particularly at breakfast or during nap-time hours when going out is inconvenient.
What is the range of prices for family accommodation in Budva?+
Listed prices start at 41 EUR per night for Apartments Elena, a 2.5-star option in the Centar area, and reach up to 379 EUR per night for Boutique Hotel Vissi d'Arte, a 5-star property in the Old Town. Mid-range options cluster between 47 and 133 EUR and include both apartment-style and hotel formats. The right choice depends on how much space your family needs and how central you want to be.
Is the Budva Old Town a suitable base for families, or is it better for couples?+
The Old Town is a pedestrian-only area with narrow stone streets, which means no cars and relatively safe movement for children on foot. It is visually engaging and within metres of small beaches. Merit Starlit Hotel Casino and SPA (237 EUR, 5-star) and Boutique Hotel Vissi d'Arte (379 EUR, 5-star) are both located there and carry very high guest ratings. The main practical consideration for families is that the cobbled streets and historic architecture mean limited pushchair accessibility, so it suits families with children old enough to walk comfortably.