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Choosing The Chedi over a hotel in Tivat itself puts you out on the Luštica peninsula, in a five-star resort set at the water's line with forest climbing behind it and a beach of its own.
Hotel, Tivat. Meridian Dispatch.
Tivat airport is 13 km from the hotel, about 15 to 20 minutes by car. The hotel arranges a one-way transfer for up to three people per car, confirmed once guests send their flight number and arrival time. Metered local taxis also run, and Dubrovnik lies about 80 km to the north by road.
Yes. Parking is available at the hotel for an additional charge on top of the room. Having a car, or a private boat, makes the coast beyond the resort much easier to explore, since the peninsula sits apart from the bay towns.
Yes. The Chedi Beach is the only beach in the Tivat area run by a five-star hotel, and sunbeds, parasols and towels come free with its service. It lies a two-minute walk from the hotel and is shared with Luštica Bay residents.
No. Children are welcome: a Superior Room of 44 square metres sleeps two adults and one child, and the Penthouse takes four adults and two children.
Check-in is from 3pm and check-out is by noon. Ground-floor rooms with direct access to the pool cannot be guaranteed in advance: they are assigned at arrival, subject to availability.
The Chedi stands on the seafront of Trašte Bay in Luštica Bay, a new resort town on the peninsula that reaches across the mouth of the Bay of Kotor, facing Tivat. The hotel is 14 km from Tivat’s centre by road.
The building is a modern resort styled on an old fishing village, set between the Adriatic and the mountains. One investor controlled the design of the whole site, which is why the waterfront reads as one piece rather than a strip of separate blocks.
The best view is from a balcony over the pool and the boats in the harbour. On the shore, The Rok Beach Bar & Lounge is hewn into the natural rock at the water’s edge, serving cocktails and light bites.
The spa’s treatments follow Balinese tradition.
Drive the last stretch slowly, since the roads on the peninsula are narrow and winding. Without a car, use the metered local taxis; once you are settled, the front desk books them and advises on excursions.
For the open sea from your window, ask for a room with a panoramic Adriatic view. Grand Poolside rooms face the pool, marina and village instead.
Breakfast is served in The Restaurant, the main dining room, which also handles half-board dinners. It comes in two parts: a buffet, plus an à la carte menu of eggs and sweet dishes.
The indoor pool can be quiet when others swim outside. For lunch, The Spot is the waterfront eatery on the marina promenade, and the lobby bar serves afternoon tea.
Request a balcony with a water-view room; some rooms also have a kitchenette, handy on a longer stay. Pack relaxed clothes for the evening, because the hotel’s dress code is casual. Service is less polished than at long-established resorts, but the staff are keen to help, so raise any problem at the desk.
The town
Base yourself in Tivat and spend your days on the water: boats for the whole bay leave from the seafront, and the quiet sand of Luštica is a short drive away.
Read the Tivat guideThe official pages this guide was checked against.
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