After two years of being closed, Aman Sveti Stefan opens its doors on Friday, July 14, as "Vijesti" previously announced.
"The luxurious retreat with its eight suites, independent spa center and exclusive beaches is pleased to welcome guests again. Opening of the summer season on Friday, July 14," the post on Instagram stated.
The city-hotel can be visited as part of tourist tours that are organized six times a day and for which the ticket costs 25 euros, and for children under 12 years of age, the entrance is free.
In winter, the entrance fee will be 10 euros and there will be a greater number of daily tours, and in the off-season the tours will be free for all educational institutions in the territory of the municipality of Budva.
The plan is that from this winter season tours will be free for all educational institutions from the territory of Montenegro.
In recent days, several Montenegrin media have published information that the hotel will not be open.
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