Apartments D and Sons Kotor

The D&Sons Apartments are located in a quiet attractive part of the old town of Kotor beneath the famous San Giovanni fortress. The attractive position of the property affords guest a beautiful view of the Old Town from one of the most luxurious apartments in Kotor which is graded as 4 star.

D&Sons own 6 apartments in total of which 2 are five-bed, 2 are four-bed and 2 are two-bed. The size of the five-bad and four-bed apartments ranges from 60m2 to 80m2. The largest apartment is 80m2 in size and has 2 balconies, 2 air conditioning units, 2 TVs, 2 bedrooms and all other essential facilities. The size of the two-bed apartments is 40m2.

The D&Sons apartments are fully furnished with all the latest equipment. Each apartment has air-conditioning, cable TV, wireless Internet, kitchen and bathroom, and in order to meet all the needs of our guests, a shared washing machine is available. D&Sons apartments also offer the services and transport to desired destinations, the airport and bus station. Also it is possible to organize excursions and visits of attractive locations in the town of Kotor and Montenegro has a lot really. As the apartments are in the very centre of Kotor, all restaurants, supermarkets and other amenities are close by..

The town of Kotor is situated at the foot of Mt. Lovcen, at the end of the Boka Kotorska Bay, a fjord unique in the whole of the Mediterranean for its extraordinary beauty. It’s formed by a natural composition of bays and gorges. Thanks to its beauty and to its long and rich history, in 1979 Kotor was placed on the UNESCO list of world heritage. It´s one of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean. Between 1420 and 1797 Kotor was under the Venetian domination, whose influence is evident in the architecture as well as in the traditions of the town. The charming and picturesque historical centre, surrounded by secular walls (about 4.5 kms long), is characterized by very narrow streets, with typical white stone facades buildings, and by marvellous little squares, which are animated by young people during the evening and which make Kotor an incredible living town. Kotor is rich in invaluable monuments, among which we remember: the Cathedral of St. Triphun of Romanic culture, one of the symbols of the town, the churches of St. Luka and St. Marija, the orthodox cathedral of St. Nikola, the Prince Palace, the Napoleon Theatre. We also remember the very famous Piazza d’Armi with the Clock Tower. During the month of august, two important events take place in Kotor, representing an attraction for many tourists: The Summer Festival and the Notte delle Bocche.

Montenegro is located in the central area of the Mediterranean, in the Adriatic Sea. The two extreme points of this Country are 190 km far one from each other as the crow flies. The capital of the Republic of Montenegro is Podgorica, with a population of 159.000 inhabitants. On the 20th of September 1991, Montenegro was officially proclaimed the first ECOLOGICAL STATE in the world thanks to its intact nature: nowadays the Country is know as the last European ecological oasis, Notwithstanding its small territory, Montenegro owns many natural pearls: Biogradska Gora, one of the two remaining virgin forests in Europe; Skadar Lake, the largest and deepest lake in the Balkans, rich in fishes and birds, with pelican nests; Durmitor Mountain, under the protection of UNESCO, 2.522 mt. high, where skiing is possible all over the year, and Lovcen, the mountain considered as the symbol of Montenegro Nation. Moreover, the Country is also rich in many other natural and cultural places. Zabljak and Kolasin are skiing villages equipped with modern tourist facilities, about 100 km far from the sea, where abundant snow can be found all over the year. San Vasilije Ostrog Monastery is one of the biggest orthodox Sanctuary in the world, visited every year by more than thousands of pilgrims. Montenegrin people have a special feeling for their old capital: Cetinje. This town, located at the foot of Mount Lovcen, is the only place in the territory where the Liberty torch shone for many years.