We loved Kotor! Magical city like a miniature Dubrovnik but without so many tourists and felt more real.

The hotel is in a great location in town, but is not memorable. Although efficient and well run, we were slightly disappointed with our room, which was in the attic and lacked headroom in all but a small strip near the door! Other rooms may be fine. The wood panelling throughout gave the hotel a warm feel, and breakfast was OK.

The room is very basic as is the hotel itself. It all has the East bloc feel.

The hotel is right in the middle of Kotor.

My room was amazingly loud because of all the tourists hanging out in the little square directly under my window.

Breakfast is included and they make any sort of egg dish you want.

Think twice about staying more than one night in Kotor, though. It is cute- but in 3 hours you have seen EVERYTHING. It is more or less boring after that, add in the very basic hotel, and well... you may be counting the hours till your plane takes you home, as i sort of did.

Despite being located in the centre of Kotor, Hotel Marija is not good value. The fittings and fixtures are in need of replacement . We had a broken shower and TV. the hotel was always full of cigarette smoke including upstairs outside the bedrooms where the housemaid smoked and the dining room where other staff also smoked. The breakfast was good and the room was clean however for 90 Euro a night we did not feel that this was good value.

Hotels in Kotor old town are not numerous so we expected to pay more for a good location.

The hotel seemed clean albeit a bit smoky but was pretty dated especially the bathrooms. It was well located though and breakfast was fine if dull.

Kotor itself is very beautiful- make the effort to climb to the fort. There isn't much to see when you get to the top as it is in ruins but the views are breathtaking. Don't do it in the middle of the day though it is very hot and there is no shade.