Private company

Budvanska Rivijera

Logo: hgbudvanskarivijera.com3

Montenegrin major hotel group

Budvanska Rivijera (Montenegrin: ) is a Montenegrin hotel group. It operates with hotels within the Municipality of Budva in Montenegro.2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

Budvanska Rivijera (Montenegrin: [budvaŋska rivijêːra]) is a Montenegrin hotel group. It operates with hotels within the Municipality of Budva in Montenegro.2

The story

Hotel group ”Budvanska Rivijera” is the largest hotel group in Montenegro. It operates 5 hotels in the most attractive locations in Budva: Hotel "Mogren", Hotel resort "Slovenska plaža", Hotel "Aleksandar" and in Petrovac: Hotel "Palas" with its depandance Hotel Palas Lux and Hotel "Castellastva".

For many years, this hotel group has been recognized as a company that continuously invests in new quality, which results in a constant increase in the number of satisfied guests. Following the world trends of sustainable development in tourism, HG Budvanska Rivijera introduced an integrated management system by uniting three international ISO standards, namely in the field of quality management (ISO 9001), environmental protection management (ISO 14000) and food safety management (ISO 22000).

The hotel group is also the holder of the Travelife Gold Certificate - an international mark of quality in the field of respect for ecological and social principles, which all together shows that the company is dedicated to achieving high client and employee satisfaction, reducing operating costs and respecting the principles of sustainable tourism, which increasingly takes primacy in business.

A long and rich tradition of over 50 years of business, the attractiveness of the hotel facilities and their contents, hospitality, reliability, a combination of tradition and innovative facilities, as well as care for guests, are the reasons why we continue to attract new tourists, and regular guests return to us again and again.

From Wikipedia’s article on Budvanska Rivijera, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.4

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