The room was on the small side, borderline clean, and overlooked an alley directly to another building. The night we stayed, it wasn't noisy until 8 AM, when hotel staff started making noise outside. There's very little to recommend it in particular, but equally little to complain about. It's alright, but I wouldn't give the address to my best friend.

I was a little iffy about booking here after reading a couple of reviews about noisiness here. maybe it was the location of my room, but i heard NO noise from bars, clubs, foottraffic, etc. the room was large, the accommodation pretty reasonable. i would recommend it.

Hotel Marija was on a whim. Room 25. Magical views of the churchbells with a steep granite cliff as the backdrop.

Hotel staff extremely friendly and helpful. Rooms clean with cable. After 2 weeks with no CNN it was nice to catch up on some current events -- took 30 minutes.

Late night music ended early, BINGO announcer did not. Earplugs work. If the disco music prevents you from sleeping the only thing to do is get up and join the party. City slumber ends fairly early in the morning, bins on cobblestone and churchbells are your alarm clock.

I was here end of March with no summer tourist crowd -- if you are looking for relaxation and serenity i would not recommend. If you want the nightlife it is perfect. Great central location within the walls with all the action. I would stay here again.

My wife and I spent 3 nights there at the end of January. We wanted to stay somewhere central so that in the evenings we could park the car and walk to nearby restaurants and bars.

The hotel was located within the walls of Kotor which is a lovely compact town.

As we were visiting off season the room rate was very reasonable (Euro 60 per room per night). The staff were very friendly and informative. Some spoke English fluently and the others had the basics.

The room was plain but very clean and spacious. There was no safe deposit box and no hairdrier. Valuables could, however, be left in reception for safe keeping. There is no elevator and we had to carry our (light) suitcases up a couple of flights of stairs. I am sure that had we been struggling, assistance would have been available.

The breakfast menu was multi-lingual and whilst choice was very limited, we had omelettes that were cooked to perfection. The coffee was also of a very high standard. We had a drink in the small bar, and the local wine was reasonably priced. We did not have an evening meal there, but I was told by other guests that the food was of a good standard.

Now a note of caution!. We were in room 10 on the 2nd floor (3rd, if you are American) and it was quite noisy. It did not stop us sleeping, (but might have done so in high season) but there was a lot of noise in the mornings as bins were taken down the cobbled streets to be emptied in the main square.

As we were early risers this was not a major problem for us.

Overall we enjoyed our stay and will return to visit Kotor in the future.