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its city equivalents and is a great option if you've got a badly timed flight. The interiors
offset dark wooden furniture with local stone. Airport transfers included.
Hotel Evropa
( 020-623 444;
www.hotelevropa.co.me
;
Oraho-vačka 16; s €40-55, d €70-90; )
It's hardly a
salubrious location, but Evropa is handy to the train and bus stations and offers good
clean rooms with comfortable beds, writing desks and decent showers. Despite its dimin-
utive size there's a sauna and ample parking.
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Hotel Kerber
( 020-405 405;
www.hotelkerber.co.me
;
Novaka Miloševa 6; s €56-79, d €99; )
It's an odd set-up,
with the hotel accessed from the rear of a central city shopping centre draped in fake ivy.
However, the rooms are good, clean and surprisingly quiet. Plus the name is pronounced
a bit like 'carebear', which is kinda cute. The 'economic' single would be great value if
the shower wasn't directly above the toilet.
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Hotel Podgorica
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( 020-402 500;
www.hotelpodgorica.co.me
; Bul Sv Petra Cetinjskog 1; s €125-155, d €170-180, ste €190-200;
)
A wonderful showcase of 1960s Yugoslav architecture, the Podgorica has been
luxuriously modernised yet retains its period charm - the river-stone cladding blending
into stone the shade of Montenegro's mountains. The best rooms have terraces facing the
river.
City Hotel
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( 020-441 500;
www.cityhotelmn.com
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Crnogorskih serdara 5; s €75-95, d €100-120, apt €130-170;
)
A business-orientated makeover in 2008 has thankfully kept the 1970s exterior angu-
larity of this city-fringe hotel, while the surrealist art of Dado Ðurić has prevented a total
beige-out inside. There's a small gym, comfy furnishings and helpful English-speaking
staff.
Best Western Hotel Podgorica
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