Aman Sveti Stefan

The level of professionalism here sets a new standard. Every interaction felt genuine and warm, while maintaining absolute professionalism. The property's design creates an immediate sense of calm and luxury, with public spaces that invite both socializing and peaceful reflection. The rooms are havens of tranquility, with beds that make you question ever leaving. The attention to detail in every aspect of service was simply outstanding

This wellness-focused retreat was exactly what I needed to recharge and reset. The serene atmosphere and calming decor immediately put me at ease. The daily yoga and meditation classes, coupled with nourishing spa treatments, worked wonders for my stress levels. The health-conscious restaurant served delicious meals that left me feeling energized. I left feeling renewed, w

yo, fellow night owls! finally found a hotel that gets us. this place is alive 24/7! couldn't sleep at 3am? no problem, hit the gym or grab a snack at the all-night cafe. the staff were always perky, no matter what time it was. our room had these amazing blackout curtains so we could sleep in till whenever. they even have a 'quiet floor' for those who crash early. whether you're jet-lagged, working weird h

The tour of the island of St Stefan is a waste of time and money. The tour lasts 30 min and costs 25e, it is rushed and you don't have time to see well or enjoy. Our tour guide was Marijana who speaks average or below average English. She knows nothing of the history so when you ask her a question she snaps and says everybody is asking the same or Oh my God what a question. Instead of talking about the history she showed the apartment where the night costs 3000 e (which is nothing special btw). All in all, she is a rude, ignorant person. But you get a free water😊 (probably the most expensive water you will pay =25e) And yes, if you don't speak English or Serbian you will not be able to understand anything. If you still choose to go on this tour, pick another guide. Avoid Marijana.

When we visited the hotel was closed for renovation although we got to book a guided walking tour to explore the island. The ticket is €25 per person and covers a 1.5 hour tour through the entire island and explores churches, common areas and a display room to see. It’s a great photo opportunity as many of the areas are picturesque and clam, allowing enough time to grab some photos undisturbed. Our guide on the day was Maria, who was very informative and kind. She answered a lot of questions on the history of the churches present and also took some photos of us on the day 😁 If you’re looking to do something unique in Sveti Stefan, you can book this tour at the building right behind Queen’s beach(signs on the way) they have one every 30 mins with different guides.