"Wunderschöne Aussicht und sehr nettes und hilfsbereites Personal! Es gibt einen Pool und ein Fitnessstudio. Das Essen ist auch gut. Der Strand ist ebenfalls in der Nähe."

"Das Aufenthaltsgebäude in diesem 18th-century Gebäude war eine einzigartige Erfahrung. Das Innenraum ist gut gepflegt und das Restaurant ist absolut erstaunlich! Der Fokus unseres Aufenthalts war Tatianashe mit außergewöhnlicher Service, um alle unsere Bedürfnisse mit dieser Wärme zu behandeln. Wir hatten auch eine erinnerebare (und leicht nass!) Nacht während eines 'Jugo' Sturms, als Regenwasser durch die Fenster leckte, aber Tatianas Pflege machte uns fühlen sich unterstützt überall. Das Frühstück war lecker und die Gastfreundschaft war top-notch. Highly recommended for the history and the amazing staff!"

"Klein aber fein, am Meer gelegen, Frühstück eher bescheiden, aber sehr nette Menschen hilfreich beim Gepäck und Auto, Zimmer klein aber nicht sehr klein, ein bisschen weit von Kotor"

"Despite the richness of the Russian language, we've been struggling for two weeks to find the right words to describe our impressions and emotions from our ten-day stay at the Galatea House apartments in April 2025. So... Montenegro's main tourist routes usually pass by this quiet, ancient town with the difficult-to-remember combination of letters, Prčanj. A regular Blue Line bus (once an hour) will take you to Tivat (the port of Montenegro—a little Monaco!) in one direction, or to medieval Kotor in the other, for 1.50 euros. And from Kotor, with its Italian atmosphere in the Old Town, you can visit the Miloš oyster farm (recommended!), the pretentious Perast, or the village of Njeguši, the birthplace of Montenegrin prosciutto (the roast lamb there is superb!). And on balmy evenings, after buying a sweet loaf of bread at the nearby bakery (open until 10:00 PM), you can explore the local antiquities. The Church of the Virgin Mary alone is worth a visit! Not to mention the monasteries, small churches, the antique shop of the colorful Antonio, and other palazzos. Let's return to the apartments. Inside the restored three-story building (circa 18th century), there are only three: "Alpha," "Beta" (ours), and "Gamma." All of them overlook the Bay of Kotor and the mountain range, painted in a Roerich-like manner by the evening sun. The apartments are fully equipped for long-term family stays. (I almost wrote: "for a long siege"))) A large bedroom with a TV, two full bathrooms with a washing machine and bidet, a study with a sofa, and a fully equipped kitchen (large refrigerator, electric stove, dishwasher, coffee machine, etc.) – also with a sofa and a large TV. And other nice touches like bathrobes, extra slippers, an iron, ironing board, cabinets, hangers, etc. A bonus is perfect soundproofing, which is not surprising given the 60-90 cm thick walls. Fans of a classic beach holiday will be initially disappointed – in the summer they won't be able to "smoke hams" on the sandy beach to the sound of the crashing waves. You'll sunbathe in private on lounge chairs in the apartment's orange garden (what's not to like, a Garden of Eden?!)), and for a swim, it's a good idea to stretch your legs 50 meters to the concrete "beach" area with lounge chairs near the neighboring Galatea Boutique Hotel, where, by the way, they serve amazing homemade hot breakfasts. (Irena, thank you again for the sweet pancakes and yogurt with chia seeds!) Over the years, you begin to appreciate people for the responsibility they take on. Charming Tatyana, an exceptionally friendly person, a knowledgeable manager, a polyglot, and organizer of our excursion program, is precisely such a "hostess" of these truly 5***** apartments and 3*** hotel. She's a competent manager, a polyglot, and the organizer of our excursion program. The service staff is also a match for her! (Varenka, hello! Thank you for your help with everyday matters.) 10 days/9 nights flew by... And for the first time in my life, I started missing this town even before I left. Sincerely, Sergey and Lyudmila, Moscow."