Hotels in Becici

Where to Stay

23 places to sleep in Bečići — from beachfront resort hotels on the sand to quieter apartments at the Rafailovići end and along the promenade toward Budva.

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Compare live availability and prices across hotels, apartments, and Vrbo rentals across Bečići. The curated picks below are our editorial recommendations.

Which area?

Bečići is small and strung along its beach, so almost anywhere works — but each stretch has its own character.

Beachfront

The main strip right on Bečići Beach — the big resort hotels, sea views and the promenade on your doorstep. Busiest and most convenient.

Rafailovići

The quieter fishing-village end, with seafood konobas at the water's edge and a calmer, more local feel. Still an easy walk along the sand.

Toward Budva

The stretch between Bečići and Budva — handy for hopping into Budva's old town and nightlife while staying near the beach.

Kamenovo

Over the headland at the next cove — a smaller, quieter beach for a more relaxed base a short drive or walk away.

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Luxury Hotels

Large five-star beachfront resorts with spas, pools and rooms overlooking the Adriatic and Bečići Beach.

Aerial view of the curved Hotel Harmonia by Dukley on the Zavala peninsula above the Adriatic
luxury

Hotel Harmonia by Dukley

A curved, design-led hotel on the Zavala peninsula between Bečići and Rafailovići, part of the upmarket Dukley development. It sits above its own beach and sunbeds, with a wellness centre and contemporary sea-view rooms finished in travertine and warm wood, a short drive or walk from both Bečići Beach and Budva old town. On site it names the Benedict Café and the Shalom kosher restaurant, an Infinity Pool Club, the Harmonia Wellbeing Spa with a gym and an Absolute Pilates studio, and a kids' club. Rooms run from singles through junior, comfort, family and duplex suites to a three-bedroom apartment, and the hotel puts Budva's centre, its shops, the old town and the nightlife all within walking distance.

Bečići, Budva Riviera
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The Maestral Resort facade with its gold M emblem above a sea-view terrace at Pržno
luxury

Maestral Resort & Casino

A large seafront resort above the fishing cove of Pržno, a short walk from Sveti Stefan. Rooms with sea-view balconies look straight over the Adriatic, and the resort wraps around an infinity pool, a sea-terrace restaurant, a spa and its own casino — one of the more upscale bases at the quieter, southern end of the Riviera. The resort bills itself as a five-star destination and names its own venues: Terrazza as the main restaurant, a Jade Chinese restaurant and the Maestral Club, the Aperitivo bar and the Barka bar, and the De Anima wellness and spa with saunas and a fitness centre. Rooms run from premium sea- and park-view doubles up to duplex suites and an Adriatic Luxury Suite.

Pržno, Budva Riviera
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Rooftop infinity pool with mountain and sea views at the Eurostars Queen of Montenegro in Bečići
luxury

Eurostars Queen of Montenegro

A big, design-led hotel a short walk back from the beach, with a striking rooftop infinity pool that takes in the whole bay. Bright, contemporary interiors, a colourful lobby lounge and sea-view rooms make it one of the more stylish stays on the Bečići side of the Riviera. It is a big operation behind the design: 236 rooms, two outdoor pools, a 24-hour gym and a wellness area of more than 1,500 square metres holding a Turkish bath, saunas and a tropical shower, with a lobby bar, a beach bar and the Taverna bar alongside the restaurant. The hotel puts its private beach 300 metres from the door and the town of Budva 4 km away, and quotes check-in from 15:00 and check-out by 12:00.

Bečići, Budva Riviera
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Palm-fringed pool with a wooden bridge at the Splendid resort in Bečići
luxury
5-star

Splendid Conference & Spa Resort

The grande dame of the Budva Riviera, this large five-star resort sits right on Bečići Beach with landscaped pools, a big spa and wellness centre, several restaurants and a private stretch of sand. Its conference facilities have hosted heads of state, and sea-view rooms look straight out over the Adriatic.

Bečići, Budva Riviera
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Resort pools overlooking the Adriatic and mountains at Iberostar Waves Bellevue in Bečići
luxury

Iberostar Waves Bellevue

A large all-inclusive beachfront resort set in mature subtropical gardens between Bečići and Rafailovići. Outdoor pools, a spa, tennis courts and direct beach access make it a favourite for families and couples who want everything in one place, a short walk from the promenade.

Bečići, Budva Riviera
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Mid-Range Hotels

Well-appointed boutique hotels offering excellent value, style, and central locations near the waterfront.

Large outdoor pool ringed by palm trees and terracotta-roofed buildings at Hotel Slovenska Plaža in Budva
mid-range

Hotel Slovenska Plaža

A big, village-style resort of low-rise terracotta-roofed buildings set in gardens just back from Budva's long Slovenska Plaža beach, a short walk from the old town. Large outdoor pools with a children's play area, sun terraces and several restaurants make it a dependable, good-value family base in the middle of town. The scale is the point: the resort counts 1,016 accommodation units — 810 rooms, 136 apartments and 10 villas — rated at four stars, with the Pjaca restaurant and the Rasputin bar among them, tennis courts, and a 150-square-metre children's game room. It runs from May to the end of October, with check-in after 13:00 and check-out by 10:00.

Budva, Budva Riviera
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Outdoor pool and checkerboard sun terrace at the Mediteran resort in Bečići
mid-range

Mediteran Resort

A large, well-established beachfront resort at the Budva end of Bečići, popular for its two big outdoor pools, checkerboard sun terraces and easy walk into Budva old town. Straightforward, good-value rooms and a lively summer atmosphere make it a dependable family choice. The resort describes itself as a recently and partially renovated complex with four restaurants and a wellness and spa centre, and places itself a few dozen metres back from what it calls the two-kilometre sandy beach of the Bečići settlement.

Bečići, Budva Riviera
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Stone-built Hotel Ruzmarin lit up at dusk above its pool and terrace in the hills above Budva
mid-range

Hotel Ruzmarin Spa & Garden

A boutique stone-built hotel in the hills of Prijevor above Budva, for those who want quiet, a garden and a pool over the coast rather than a beachfront. Rustic stone walls meet contemporary rooms, and a terrace restaurant and spa look out toward the sea — a calm, scenic base a short drive down to the Riviera's beaches. The hotel puts Jaz beach less than a kilometre away, so the coast is closer than the hillside setting suggests, and its spa runs to a jacuzzi and a sauna alongside the pool and gardens. Check-in is possible from 14:00 until midnight, and check-out is by 10:00.

Prijevor, Budva Riviera
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The curved white facade of Hotel Imperial Conference & Spa above its garden restaurant near Budva
mid-range

Hotel Imperial Conference & Spa

A striking, curved four-star hotel on the main road between Budva and Bečići, its tiered white balconies rising above the Restoran Carević terrace. It has a spa and conference facilities and sea-view rooms, and sits within walking distance of both Bečići Beach and Budva old town — a comfortable mid-range base a little back from the sand. It is smaller than that silhouette suggests: the hotel counts 30 rooms, from 28-square-metre superiors for two up to 52-square-metre premium apartments sleeping four, with one-bedroom apartments and junior suites in between. A main restaurant, an à la carte restaurant and a snack bar cover the eating, and the hotel puts itself 200 metres from the beach.

Budva, Budva Riviera
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The cream facade and rooftop terrace of Hotel Adrović above the sea at Sveti Stefan
mid-range

Hotel Adrović

A family-run hotel on the hillside above Sveti Stefan, with sea-view rooms and a rooftop terrace restaurant looking straight out over the Adriatic and the famous island. A comfortable, well-placed mid-range base at the quieter southern end of the Riviera, a short walk down to the Sveti Stefan and Miločer beaches. It is bigger inside than the frontage suggests, listing eight room types — from 25-square-metre studios for two, through junior and superior suites, up to 50-square-metre two-bedroom suites and apartments sleeping four — and its own Restaurant Adrović singles out a homemade tiramisu among the things it makes in house.

Sveti Stefan, Budva Riviera
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The stone-and-glass facade of Hotel HEC Residence near Miločer
mid-range

Hotel HEC Residence

A small, upscale hotel on the Jadranski put near Miločer and Sveti Stefan, with contemporary sea-view rooms opening onto balconies over the Adriatic. Set at the quiet, green southern end of the Riviera between Pržno and Sveti Stefan, it is an easy walk down to the Miločer park and beaches. The hotel lists five room types, from a 20-to-25-square-metre economy double up to sea-view studio apartments of 40 to 55 square metres sleeping four, with mountain- and garden-view apartments in between, so it works for couples and small families alike. A lobby bar, a terrace and its own parking and garage round it out.

Sveti Stefan, Budva Riviera
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The white Hotel Mogren building above its vine-shaded promenade terrace beside Budva's old town
mid-range

Hotel Mogren

A long-established hotel in a distinctive white, part-Art-Deco building right by Budva's old town walls and the Mogren beach path, with a vine-shaded garden restaurant on the promenade below. Its position — steps from the citadel, the beaches and the town's bars — makes it one of the best-placed stays in Budva itself, a short drive or promenade walk up the coast from Bečići. It is not currently taking guests. The owning group is rebuilding it as a five-star hotel, and its own site carries a holding message rather than availability, with no reopening date announced. It is listed here because it is a landmark of the Budva seafront and is expected back, not as somewhere you can book for this season.

Budva, Budva Riviera
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The white facade of Hotel Montenegro Beach Resort with its rooftop sign in Bečići
mid-range
4-star

Hotel Montenegro Beach Resort

A four-star beachfront resort right on Bečići sand, run by the Montenegro Stars group behind the neighbouring Splendid. Two outdoor pools and a heated indoor pool, a spa, a poolside bar and a couple of restaurants sit around 168 rooms, with sun loungers on the hotel's own stretch of beach a few steps from the door.

Bečići, Budva Riviera
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Aerial view of the courtyard pool and sun terrace at Hotel TQ Plaza in central Budva
mid-range

Hotel TQ Plaza

A modern hotel wrapped around a courtyard sun terrace and pool above a small shopping centre in the middle of Budva, a short walk from both Slovenska Plaža and the old town. Bright, contemporary rooms and an easy in-town location make it a practical base for exploring the Riviera without a car. The hotel rates itself at four stars and puts the Old Town 700 metres away. Rooms run from twins and standards up through a superior and a junior suite to a deluxe suite and a penthouse, and beyond the courtyard pool there is a gym and a conference centre with three halls, meeting rooms and office space. The pool terrace opens for the season on 1 June.

Budva, Budva Riviera
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The Hotel Tara building above its outdoor pool in Bečići
mid-range

Hotel Tara

A large, good-value hotel a short walk from Bečići Beach, with an outdoor pool, an indoor spa pool and a garden bar. Well placed for both the beach and the walk into Budva, it is an easy, comfortable base for a Riviera holiday without resort prices.

Bečići, Budva Riviera
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The large outdoor pool and terraces of the MonteCasa Spa & Wellness Hotel against the hills at Petrovac
mid-range

MonteCasa Spa & Wellness Hotel

A spa-and-wellness hotel above the seafront at Petrovac, wrapped around a large outdoor pool with a hillside backdrop and sea-view rooms. Its wellness centre, terraced pool and quieter setting at the southern end of the Riviera make it a comfortable base a short walk from the pebbly Petrovac town beach, about 17 km down the coast from Bečići. The hotel rates itself at four stars, and its rooms span an unusually wide range — from 22-square-metre standards for two, through studio-type and family rooms of 42 square metres, up to suites of 83 to 106 square metres sleeping six and a 192-square-metre presidential suite. Alongside the main restaurant it runs a second, the Ambassador.

Petrovac, Budva Riviera
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Outdoor pool and sun terrace with island views at Hotel Rivijera in Petrovac
mid-range

Hotel Rivijera

A seafront hotel on the Petrovac promenade with an outdoor pool and sun terrace looking straight out to the Katič and Sveta Nedjelja islets. Sea-view rooms and a terrace restaurant a few steps from the pebbly town beach make it a relaxed, good-value base at the southern end of the Riviera, about 17 km down the coast from Bečići. The hotel counts 49 double rooms and 42 apartments, 231 beds in all, running from economy doubles through triples to family rooms and junior suites, and it puts the sea just 30 metres from the door. Behind the terrace there is also an indoor pool, a main restaurant and snack bar, a congress centre and free parking.

Petrovac, Budva Riviera
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Aerial view of Hotel Palas and its terraced seafront gardens against the mountains at Petrovac
mid-range

Hotel Palas

A large, long-running beachfront hotel set in mature gardens right on the promenade at Petrovac, the low-key resort town about 17 km south down the coast from Bečići. Sea-view rooms, terraced gardens and a lawn running down to the seafront make it a dependable, good-value base for a quieter stretch of the Riviera, with the pebbly Petrovac beach and its two little islets on the doorstep. The hotel dates itself precisely: built in 1983 and renovated in 2011, four-star rated, with 171 accommodation units — 151 rooms, eight family rooms and four suites, 90 of them sea-facing — plus a wellness and spa centre and a pharmacy inside the complex. Check-in is after 13:00 and check-out by 10:00.

Petrovac, Budva Riviera
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The glass-and-stone facade of Hotel Blue Star with its rooftop sign in Budva
mid-range
4-star

Hotel Blue Star

A modern, glass-fronted four-star hotel in central Budva from the Montenegro Stars group, a short walk from both the old town and Slovenska Plaža beach. Its own restaurant and the Bonjour café and patisserie sit downstairs, with free breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking — a practical town base rather than a beach resort.

Budva, Budva Riviera
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Aerial view of Hotel Aleksandar's low-rise resort buildings and big outdoor pools in Budva
mid-range

Hotel Aleksandar

A large family resort of low-rise buildings and bungalows set in gardens just back from Budva's long Slovenska Plaža beach, a 15-minute walk from the old town. Three outdoor pools, a wellness and spa centre, a kids' club and a restaurant make it an easy, good-value base a short drive up the coast from Bečići. The hotel says it has been taking guests since 1989, rates itself at four stars and counts 187 rooms, from standard doubles up to family rooms sleeping six and apartments for four. Its three pools mix salt and fresh water, the children's side runs to a 150-square-metre indoor playroom, and check-in is after 13:00 with check-out by 10:00.

Budva, Budva Riviera
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Infinity pool overlooking Budva's old town walls and the Adriatic at Avala Resort & Villas
mid-range

Avala Resort & Villas

A big resort right beside Budva's old town walls, with a much-photographed infinity pool that looks straight across to the citadel and the bell tower. A mix of hotel rooms and villas, its own beach terrace and a wellness centre make it a lively, well-placed base a few steps from both the old town and the beach. It is also an old name by Budva standards: the resort dates its establishment to 1937, and describes its own setting as beside the town's ancient walls, looking over Ričardova Glava beach.

Budva, Budva Riviera
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Aerial view of Hotel Poseidon's beach with thatched umbrellas and turquoise water
mid-range

Hotel Poseidon

A friendly, family-run hotel with its own beach and beach restaurant at the quieter Rafailovići end of the Riviera. Simple sea-view rooms open onto a long sweep of sand with an offshore aqua-park, and Bečići's promenade and konobas are an easy stroll away.

Rafailovići, Budva Riviera
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Booking Tips

When to Book

July and August are peak — book well ahead for beachfront rooms. June and September offer warm sea with better availability and lower prices; May and October are quieter still.

Budget Guide

Prices swing sharply with the season — lowest in spring and autumn, highest in July and August. Hostels and simple apartments are the cheapest options, the beachfront resorts the priciest. Most properties take cards, but confirm before arriving.

Location Matters

The beachfront puts you on the sand near the promenade and bars; Rafailovići is quieter and best for seafood; and staying toward Budva keeps its old town and nightlife within easy reach.

Where to Stay in Bečići — FAQ

How expensive are hotels in Bečići?+

It varies by season. Bečići is a resort town, so beachfront hotels are at their priciest in July and August and much better value in May, June, September and October. Guesthouses and apartments a little back from the sand are cheaper, and the quieter Rafailovići end tends to cost less than the main beach.

Which hotels have the best sea views?+

The large hotels lining Bečići Beach and the promenade look straight out over the Adriatic. Ask for a front-facing, higher-floor room, as rates and views vary by floor and orientation.

Should I stay near the airport?+

No. The nearest airport, Tivat (TIV), is about 23 km away — a 30-minute drive — so there is no reason to base yourself out there. Stay in Bečići or Budva and use a taxi or transfer for the ride.

Is Bečići good for a longer or self-catering stay?+

Yes. Alongside the resort hotels there are plenty of apartments and aparthotels along the beach and toward Budva. For a week or more, a self-catering apartment gives you a kitchen, a balcony and more space just back from the sand.

Do I need a car when staying in Bečići?+

Not for Bečići and Budva themselves — the promenade links them on foot and taxis are easy. Rent a car only for day trips that are awkward by public transport, such as the Bay of Kotor, Lovćen or Skadar Lake.