A family-run boutique hotel in the Ottoman old town, a minute from the centre — cobbles outside the door, Sahat Kula from 1667 at the corner, and Engaging space 201 one floor up.
A family welcome
Fifteen rooms, one old street. Bojatours is a family-run boutique hotel in Stara Varoš — the oldest quarter of Podgorica, where Ottoman lanes meet Sahat Kula and the Morača. The centre is a minute away; the traffic never gets this far.
We keep it personal: a real welcome at the desk, an espresso on the terrace, and Engaging space 201 one floor up when the evening comes. Here you are a guest, never a room number.
Kralja Nikole 10 — the rooftops from the top floor,
and the desk you meet on the way in.
From a bright classic twin to the full Apartment 201 — every room is warm, quiet, and a few minutes' walk from the square.
Our signature suite — a full one-bedroom apartment on the second floor, with a lounge, a calm bedroom and a Calacatta-marble bathroom.
Our most spacious classic room, opening onto a private terrace with a table over the city. Set up as a double or two singles — and there is room for a third, on an extra single bed.
A flexible room — double or two singles — opening onto a private balcony with long views over the old-town rooftops to the hills.
A calm double with French doors onto its own balcony — a table for two above the old-town roofs, a wide bed and a private en-suite.
Two single beds in a calm, art-hung room — ideal for friends or colleagues travelling together, on the oldest street in Podgorica.
A room for one with French doors of its own — a comfortable bed, a writing desk, and a small balcony where the old-town roofs run out to the hills.
The hall
One floor down, on level −1, we keep a multipurpose hall for hire — business conferences and product launches, workshops and presentations, private celebrations, and art.
Its long gallery walls have shown solo exhibitions throughout the hotel — Ivana Ivković — Port of Trust and Marina Marković — Nestabilno meso. Tell us what you're planning and we'll set the room around it.
Recent shows · Ivana Ivković — Port of Trust · Marina Marković — Nestabilno meso
Old Town
Bojatours stands at Kralja Nikole 10, in Stara Varoš — the Ottoman heart of Podgorica, laid out from 1474. Cobbled lanes, stone houses with timber čardak balconies, old mosques and the bazaar still trace the town as it was.
A minute away rises Sahat Kula, raised in 1667; below it the Ribnica meets the Morača at the Sastavci. Step out of the door and the whole old quarter is yours, on foot.
A minute from the centre, with the cobbles, the bazaar and the river at the door.
Morning espresso and an evening bar, one floor up.
Calacatta marble and brass fittings in the renovated rooms.
Free throughout the hotel — rooms and 201 included.
Individually controlled climate in every room.
A family at the desk, 07–23h — and airport transfers on request.
Anything not on the list — a cot, a late arrival, a transfer from the airport — is usually a yes. Ask at the desk, or before you come.
I love this property, it feels like your good old mom and pop run hotels. Clean room and well maintained facilities. For the price I paid, I think I got more than what I had hoped and expected. Very friendly staff also, the gentleman (Dragan) who checked me in really did everything he could to make me feel comfortable staying here, from parking to room placement.
I was really happy with the service at this hotel, staff came in especially to let me check in late. Breakfast was included as well which I wasn't expecting and came from a really cute bakery across the street. Nothing to complain about in the rooms, overall a solid experience.
I would recommend this hotel as it arranges tourist police registration for you and offers free breakfast in the bakery opposite the hotel. Located in centre.
The staff is always smiling and always ready to help you with anything you need, everything is clean and the hotel itself is a nice clean gallery, with nice quiet music … everything is a 5 minute walk, the city center. Next time I'm in Podgorica I'll always stay there.
Spent 7 nights at the hotel … and was very satisfied with the customer service received, and the room facilities were “as described” on Booking.com.
You come in off the cobbles and the street noise stops. Someone is usually already saying hello.
Fifteen of them, no two quite alike. Thick old walls, and a window that actually opens.
The part of a small hotel nobody expects to be this good. We spent the money here on purpose.
A full one-bedroom with a lounge of its own — for the stays that run longer than a weekend.
Terracotta tiles, the minaret, and the hills behind. Best at about seven in the evening.
Espresso on the terrace while the bazaar sets up two streets away. Nobody is rushing you.
The evening version of the same building. Guests, neighbours, and whoever wandered in.