Hotel Cattaro Kotor

The Hotel Cattaro in Kotor’s Old Town which has 18 unique rooms and suites is, rightly so, a member of the exclusive Historic Hotels of Europe association. The historic edifice, which occupies three emblematic historic buildings has been craftily turned into one of Kotor’s most charming hotels.

Located on the Square of Arms in the heart of the old town, blissful views of high-towering mountains and beautiful Baroque architecture are the hallmarks of this 4-star hotel, ideal for a romantic getaway or a short trip with the little ones. ‘Timeless chic’ would be the best word to describe the hotel’s interior… polished marble, red mahogany wood, brass, and striped upholstery abound, creating that elegant ‘Old World Feel’.

A warm welcome is given by the staff (the charming receptionists are always helpful with recommendations), making you instantly comfortable. At breakfast, which is complementary and offers more than you could ask for, each guest is addressed individually. The fine food at the Restaurant Royal, the personal and attentive service, the setting right on the main town square, and the bold and characterful rooms make Hotel Cattaro a good choice for exploring Kotor and its surroundings.

Amazing Kotor

Kotor, the so-called ‘Pearl of the Adriatic‘, offers a laid-back lifestyle by day and night, brimming with Mediterranean flair, which attracts thousands of visitors each year.

Square of Arms

The Square of Arms is thriving with an abundance of cafes, restaurants, shops, and intimate boutique hotels such as the 4-star Hotel Cattaro.

Kotor Old Town Hotels

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Location

Occupying the former town hall (‘Napoleon’s Theatre’), Rector’s Palace, and the town guard building, Hotel Cattaro leans against the UNESCO-protected Kotor City Walls that make this charming town so recognizable. Some of Kotor’s most prominent landmarks such as the Kampana Tower, the Square of Arms with the ancient clock tower, as well as the Kotor Cathedral are only a few steps away from the hotel.

Its central location close to the Sea Gate and the Riva parking lot is a major advantage; it lets you access the hotel and the entirely pedestrianized old town effortlessly without having to navigate the narrow maze of cobblestone streets. You will also enjoy proximity to some of Kotor’s most refined restaurants and snack bars.

Kotor Cathedral

Kotor’s Cathedral, also known as St. Tryphon’s Cathedral, is one of the oldest and most beautiful buildings in the old town, dating back to the 12th century.

The Sea Gate

The Sea Gate is located at the entrance of Kotor’s historic center and opens up onto the Square of Arms. It was built in 1555 during the period of Venetian Rule.

The Rooms & Suites

The Hotel Cattaro follows a traditional interior design scheme, the rooms portraying a warm and comforting elegance while not being immoderately fancy. Luxury is there but it is in the details – a successful combination which is also reflected in the choice of fine materials and textures.

The result is 18 harmonious and well-balanced rooms, ranging from 28 m² for the standard double room to 70 m² for the Deluxe Suite with balcony. The rooms are spacious with timeless wooden furniture, comfortable king-size beds, walk-in showers, and fluffy bathrobes and slippers.

Overlooking the busy main town square, the rooms and suites are quiet notwithstanding noise-insulated windows. The refined and sophisticated suites are decorated with old portraits and have an additional bathtub with quality care products which makes them stand out from the ordinary double rooms.

Kotor Old Town

Wander through the ancient cobblestone streets to be immersed in the rich history and culture of Kotor Old Town.

Eat & Drink

As a hotel guest, you can look forward to having such a good restaurant, serving a generous breakfast and tasty Adriatic Cuisine so near. From the tranquil upper terrace and through the marble stone balustrades, you can look out onto the vibrant historic town square, enjoying evening cocktails, refined appetizers, and delicious evening meals.

It won’t be hard to believe you’re in the middle of a former theater hall when you look around you: vibrant and eye-catching carpets and elegant drapes. For breakfast, there are elaborate spreads – an assortment of fresh fruits, cereals, pastries, egg dishes with bacon and sausages, and fresh juices, along with others.

A la carte Adriatic and international cuisine is served at lunch and dinner. The first-floor terrace is a nice venue for a sunset aperitivo or later afternoon snack. The Pub AS on the ground floor, adjacent to the reception, serves drinks and authentic Neapolitan-style pizza and is the perfect spot for people-watching.

Close to the Hotel

If you like visiting religious buildings, there are three very special churches nearby: the Church of St. Nicholas, the St Luke’s Church dating from the 12th century, and, of course, Kotor Cathedral. For a small adventure, hike up the 1,350 steps to Kotor Fortress – the trailhead is just a short walk away.

Near the hotel, the Dobrota promenade is a lively pedestrian-only waterfront walkway, lined with al fresco restaurants and cafes. Just outside the old town walls, there are stalls offering boat cruises and speed boat tours to neighboring islands and beaches. Hotel Cattaro Kotor is 8 kilometers (5 miles) from Tivat airport,t and 74 kilometers (46 miles) from Dubrovnik airport in Croatia.

Kotor Fortress

Climbing up to Kotor Fortress and enjoying the breathtaking views of Kotor’s terracotta roofs from atop is one of the best things you can do while visiting this charming town.

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