We stayed at Mediteran at the beginning of August 2007. First impressions were good, with a modern clean room and a well-kept swimming pool.
However, Hotel Mediteran was unable to provide us with water between the hours of 6-8.30 on four of the seven days we stayed there (in additon to the middle of the night). The supply is cut centrally and, as we were informed, was out of the hotel's control. For anybody who knows Montenegro (we have been numerous times before) this is not a unique problem. The water supply on the coastline is notoriously unreliable, particularly after a very hot spell of weather. In lesser accommodation we would have accepted this fact. Nevertheless, we would have expected that a four star hotel such as Mediteran would have had a water reserve in case of such situations. At the very least, the hotel could have informed guests of the problem, which they failed to do. I regret not having chosen Hotel Montenegro (basically next door). We met a couple who were staying there at the time and they reported no problems with their water supply.
I'm sure others might have a wholly different experience of Hotel Mediteran, but in the absence of such a basic resource as water our experience was not good. Before the hotel reprimands guests for the smallest of things (e.g. eating crisps by the swimming pool) or issues threatening notes (as standard) that guests will be liable to pay for pest control to clean their rooms should any food or drink be brought into the hotel, they should consider making sure their water supply is functioning!

Hotel is been fully renovated and is situated in Becici, 2km from Budva. Its got its own private beach and good size swimmingpool.
Hotel is very popular with Russian tourist groups but it's very quiet and peaceful yet not far from the main attractions. The best side of the hotel is the food, if you are going on a half board package you will enjoy organic taste of food in the hotel restaurant. All the compliments to kitchen staff, very friendly and helpful when needed. The hotel exceeded my expetations and would gladly return there anytime.

We stayed at the Mediteran between 24th June & 8th July 2006. I will say that this hotel is spotlessly clean but we did have issues with the management due to the fact that we had booked seaview rooms with Cosmos which cost £70 each person and we received the worst view in the hotel. No matter who’s fault it was, the management would do nothing to help us, in fact we never saw the manager at all so it was left for the receptionist to sort out.
Needless to say we got stuck with these rooms, this plus a six hour delay at Heathrow, started the holiday off on the wrong foot. A few more niggles with this hotel – they insist that they keep your passport for the length of the stay which we pointed out is illegal. They admitted it was but it was the hotel’s policy, we found out that it is due to the fact that if any damage occurs in your room you will have to pay before receiving your passport back. (a broken glass cost one person 25 euros). Apart from these niggles, the hotel is quite nice. I picked it because of the private section of the beach and this was perfect. Although it’s a shingle, pebbly beach the set up is great. So much space between loungers and really comfortable loungers, shades with a small table and ashtray. The lads that run it really look after it and will stop anyone coming into this beach area.
The area around the hotel is clean and Beccici plaza has numerous eating places. We ate at lunchtime in Maximes which was cheap and tasty.
This hotel is well situated for getting into Budva, there are taxis outside which cost 7 euros or the holiday train which costs 2 euros each then on the mainroad approx 100 yards from the hotel, you can catch the bus or they also have a dolmus type system which you flag down and costs 1 euro each. We did walk into Budva a few times and this takes about 45 minutes to the old town.
We stayed on a B&B basis in the hotel so we could try all the different restaurants and we were not disappointed. In the old town we thought that the Konoba Stari Grad was good, the Chinese was much different not like at home, very bland food. The Hot Moon was nice but far too much food on the plates, which I suppose is a good thing.
We thought that for us the Zeleni Gay along the Slovenska Obala was the best place to eat, good food and service.
While walking along the plaza I noticed how tall the montenegrians are, I was told later that they are the 2nd tallest race in the world.
All in all we enjoyed our stay in Montenegro but the Hotel Mediteran could do better, they don’t change currency, they have no laundry and you feel that the hotel is more of a business hotel and not a holiday hotel.