How much does it cost to stay in Budva?

The capital of the Budva Riviera is often considered one of the most expensive resorts in Montenegro. Prices in popular hotels in Budva typically start at a minimum of 100 EUR per night in the "low" season and can go up to 200 EUR per night in the "high" season.

However, there's also an abundance of accommodation options for budget travelers. For the same amount of money, you can secure a cabin at the Anton camping site for a duration of ten days. Smaller hotels offer rooms near the beach for around 20 EUR per room or more. Inexpensive accommodation can also be found in Budva's apartments. For instance, at Aleksandar, you can stay for an average of 10 EUR per person per day.

To keep the cost of accommodation in Budva low, consider seeking lodging away from the main street, the Old Town, and the seafront. However, be prepared for the possibility of uphill climbs, remote beaches, and a lack of infrastructure.

When negotiating a rental, it's essential to check whether the landlord will cover the tourist tax. Ideally, they should handle this and provide you with a residence registration document, which may be necessary at the border. If the landlord doesn't provide this document, don't risk a fine; you can purchase the necessary form from a bookstore or travel agency and pay the fee at the post office.