Lazure Hotel and Marina

Lazure Hotel and Marina

In 1729, the Venetians built a quarantine station in Meljine, near Herceg Novi, where ships waited before merchants and goods were cleared into the Bay of Kotor. Those walls now anchor one wing of Lazure Hotel and Marina, paired with a second building opened in 2021, so a stay here means choosing between a Historical Deluxe Room with eighteenth-century bones or a Contemporary Room with a cleaner, newer footprint. That split is what nothing else on this coast can claim: three-hundred-year-old walls and Porsche-branded EV chargers sharing one 128-room property spread across just two storeys. The hotel sits on the beach with views across Kotor Bay, steps from Savina Monastery and a short walk from Lazure, Sidro and Zalo beaches. Days can run toward an indoor pool, sauna, steam room, hammam and gym, or toward the marina, where a hotel vessel takes guests out onto the water rather than along the shore. Two restaurants, a coffee shop and several bars cover meals and slow afternoons, and a kids club with its own suite and playground means families are handled rather than tolerated. A co-working space with private offices suits anyone stretching a trip into a workweek. None of this reads as a bargain: pets cost extra, and an airport transfer runs 100 euros one way. It suits a traveller who wants centuries-old stone and a spa appointment in the same afternoon, less so someone after one unbroken modern block. Lazure has picked up a Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice award two years running and a 2025 architecture prize for its beach design, recognition that lines up with what most guests notice first: the water, then the walls. Lazure pairs an 18th-century quarantine station with a 2021 contemporary wing on Herceg Novi's beachfront, plus a marina, spa and kids club few five-star properties on this coast can match. It suits history-minded travellers as much as families, less so anyone wanting one uniform modern block.