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Ulcinj offers various types of hotels and holiday rental accommodations, from modern, large and luxury facilities, to historic apartments and rooms within private accommodation facilities.
Visitors are recommended to book accommodations in advance of arrival, via this website, tourist agencies, or directly with hotels. This will help assure a quality stay in Ulcinj. The Ulcinj region is on a first wave of major re-investment and redevelopment in quality tourist accomodations. The Government of Montenegro's privatization program has placed major lodging assets in the hands of private investors, intent on transforming these facilities.
Hotel Mediteran Resort (Ulcinj, Montenegro (Crna Gora)_ -- The Hotel Mediteran Resort in Ulcinj, is one of the first Montenegrin resort hotels to begin renovation and redevelopment following government privatization efforts since achieving nationhood. The resort's owner has renovated the operated portion of its existing guestrooms, and is planning development of a new guestroom tower and central resort amenities complex.
Other Ulcinj-Bar Lodging -- We recommend that travelers consider the the fine full-service hotel options in the Ulcinj-Bar region, including:
Hotel Mediteran
Hotel Dolcino
Hotel Lido
Hotel Olympic
Hotel Albatros
These larger hotels are licensed, regulated, and inspected on a regular basis by the Montenegrin government, including all health, sanitary, and kitchen operating standards.
About Ulcinj's Private Accomodation
Due Care is Advised -- Visitors wishing to take the private accommodation option are recommended to seek referrals from prior visitors who have stayed in the Ulcinj-Bar area. Some visitors to Ulcinj are attracted to the private limited-service accommodations that are available. Visitors should be aware that the full-service hotels in Ulcinj provide a higher level of service and comfort to visitors, than private accommodations. Private accommodations are also unregulated, and therefore not monitored by the government for safety, security, or cleanliness.
Visitors staying in private accommodations (other than hotels) must register with the police station responsible for the area in which they are staying within 24 hours of arrival. Although enforcement of this regulation may be uneven given so many visitors to the region, failure to comply may result in a fine, incarceration, and/or expulsion. Persons who fail to register may face difficulties in departing the country. Visitors staying in hotels or tourist facilities are automatically registered with the police by the hotel.
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