Seasonal four-star hotel in Bečići
Montenegro Beach Resort, a family summer hotel on Bečići beach
The Montenegro Beach Resort is a four-star hotel run by the Montenegro Stars group on Bečići beach, 2 km from Budva Old Town. It opens from April to October and has 228 rooms and 9 apartments, a private beach with free sunbeds, parasols and towels, three pools, a free kids' club and an all-inclusive option.
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- The Montenegro Beach Resort is a four-star at Bečići, run by the same group as the Splendid.
- It opens from April to October, with 228 rooms and 9 apartments.
- The private beach has free sunbeds, parasols and towels for guests.
- It offers all inclusive and a free kids' club for ages 3 to 12.
For a family with young children who want to pay once and stop thinking about it, this strikes me as one of the fairest deals at Bečići, because the sunbed, the towel and the kids' club are all included. If you're a couple who'd rather eat out every night, all inclusive won't pay its way, and I'd book breakfast only.
Before you go
What I would keep in mind
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01 To save money
Sunbeds, parasols and towels at no extra cost
The hotel says loungers and parasols on its private beach are free for guests, and towels are handed out against a card from reception.
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02 Money
Local tax is on top
In its autumn 2026 offer, the hotel charges local tax and insurance separately, €1.50 per adult per day, €1 for 12 to 17s and €0.50 for under-12s.
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03 My tip
What all inclusive leaves out
El Gusto restaurant, the Aqua pool bar and Mika café and pastry shop aren't part of the all-inclusive deal, though they're open to guests and visitors.
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04 Getting there
Walk to the old town
There's a bus stop near the hotel and a seafront path of about 2 km into Budva Old Town.
Budva Old Town
What I would book
The Montenegro Beach Resort is the Splendid’s summer sibling. Both belong to the Montenegro Stars group and share Bečići beach, but where the Splendid is a five-star built around conferences and its spa, this one is a seasonal four-star aimed squarely at families. Everything here comes from the group’s website, checked on 10 October 2026.
A summer hotel at Bečići
The hotel sits on the bay at Bečići, with pine woods and mountains behind and a seafront path running about 2 km into Budva Old Town, where the restaurants and nightlife are. It only opens from April to October. It has direct access to a private stretch of beach, mostly sand with some fine pebbles, and what I like most is that sunbeds, parasols and towels are free for guests. On the Montenegrin coast you can’t take that for granted, and over a family week it adds up.
Rooms from 22 to 52 square metres
There are 228 rooms and 9 apartments. Most, 168 of them, are refurbished Standard Plus rooms of 22 m², with a sofa bed, walk-in shower and minibar. The 27 m² Superior rooms are in the new block, and the 37 with a side sea view sit on floors two to six, each with a balcony and the sea showing through the garden. For larger families or groups there are five 42 m² studios and four two-room apartments of 52 m².
If you are staying the night, see the best hotel deals in Bečići for your dates: the well-placed rooms go fast.
Pools, children and entertainment
There are two outdoor pools, one for children, both unheated, and an indoor pool kept at 30 degrees. The wellness area adds a gym, beauty salon, Turkish steam bath and sauna. Children aged 3 to 12 get Kids World, free for guests, with its mascot Bocko, cartoons, games and competitions, plus an outdoor playground. The entertainment team runs aerobics, aqua aerobics and beach volleyball by day and shows in the evening.
All inclusive, line by line
The all-inclusive package covers buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner with local beer, wine, juice and water, plus drinks and snacks at the Aperitif bar outside peak season or at the Stars Club from June, from 9:00 to midnight. El Gusto restaurant, the Aqua pool bar and Mika café aren’t included. To see how it compares with other deals, read all-inclusive hotels in Montenegro.
So you do not lose the morning at the ticket office, browse tickets and tours in Montenegro Beach Resort on GetYourGuide.
Worth knowing
Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out by 12:00. In its autumn 2026 offer, the hotel said local tax and insurance are charged on top, €1.50 per adult per day. Transfers from Tivat, Podgorica or Dubrovnik airports can be booked through an agency the hotel recommends. For work trips or weddings there are three meeting rooms on the second floor, Zeta, Bojana and Tara, the largest of which takes up to 300 people. If your dates fall outside its season, look at the Splendid at Bečići next door, and my area-by-area guide to the riviera is in hotels in Budva.
If you are staying the night, see the best hotel deals in Bečići for your dates: the well-placed rooms go fast.
Bečići beach with hotels lining the sand and mountains behind, seen from across the bay on a clear day
Rooms and apartments, from the hotel's website
| Type | Number | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Plus | 168 | 22 m² |
| Superior | 23 | 27 m² |
| Superior Side Sea View | 37 | 27 m² |
| Studio apartment | 5 | 42 m² |
| Two-room apartment | 4 | 52 m² |
Montenegro Stars group website, Montenegro Beach Resort pages, checked on 10 October 2026. Superior rooms are in the new block; the side sea view ones are on floors two to six.
Kids World opening hours
| Season | Hours |
|---|---|
| April and October | 10:00 to 13:00 and 15:00 to 18:00 |
| May to September | 10:00 to 14:00 and 16:00 to 22:00 |
Free for guests aged 3 to 12; under-3s must be with an adult.
Test yourself
True or false?
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The Montenegro Beach Resort is open all year round.
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False. According to its website, it only opens for the summer season, from April to October.
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Sunbeds on the hotel's private beach are free for guests.
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True. The website says loungers, parasols and towels on the private beach cost nothing extra.
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El Gusto restaurant is included in the all-inclusive package.
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False. El Gusto, the Aqua pool bar and the Mika café sit outside the all-inclusive deal, though they serve guests and visitors.
- Rooms
- 228
- Studios and apartments
- 9
- Pools, one indoor and heated
- 3
- To Budva Old Town
- 2 km
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Frequently asked questions
When is the Montenegro Beach Resort open?
It's a seasonal hotel. According to its website, it opens from April to October, so for a winter trip you'll need another Bečići hotel, such as the Splendid from the same group.
Does the Montenegro Beach Resort have its own beach?
It has direct access to a private section of Bečići beach, mostly sand with some fine pebbles. Sunbeds, parasols and towels are free for guests.
Is the Montenegro Beach Resort all inclusive?
It offers it. The package covers buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner with local drinks, plus drinks and snacks at the Aperitif bar outside peak season or the Stars Club from June. You get a wristband at check-in.
How many rooms does the Montenegro Beach Resort have?
228 rooms of 22 or 27 m² and 9 apartments, five 42 m² studios and four two-room apartments of 52 m², according to the Montenegro Stars website.
Is the Montenegro Beach Resort good for families?
That's who it's built for. There's the Kids World club, free for ages 3 to 12, a children's pool, an outdoor playground and a daily entertainment programme.
Does the hotel offer airport transfers?
Private transfers from Tivat, Podgorica or Dubrovnik airports can be arranged on request through an agency the hotel recommends.
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