BREZA HOTEL AND RESIDENCES
As Kolašin’s first 5-star condo hotel, Breza Hotel & Residences bring world-class amenities and 6,845m2 of rural luxury and rustic comfort to the Montenegrin mountains. With a central Kolašin location, the complex houses a total of 144 luxury hotel rooms and 17 prestige apartments, each with a dedicated balcony for morning mountain views, mid-afternoon sun-soaking and evening stargazing.
Price
Price upon request
Key features
- A spacious hotel reception and lobby open up to a generous residential offering to provide shelter from the outdoors, with underground parking and capacity for up to 324 guests.
- Residents can escape into a world of mountain luxury and rustic comfort, with a wealth of five-star amenities, starting from the lobby bar, signature hotel restaurant, spa and gym zone, as well as Montenegro’s first casino with outdoor terrace.
LocationKolasin
Categorycbi
MarketPrimary
StatusOngoing
Completion date01.5.2024.
Ammenities and features
Mountain viewPrivate parkingBalconyLaundry roomReceptionRestaurantFitness
Exterior
Inspired by Montenegro’s mountainous region, the hotel reflects a modern-meets-rural approach to architecture, with A-Frame façades that mimic the mountain peaks, providing a shelter from the outdoors. Wooden exteriors blend in with the surroundings for an authentic and natural finish, whilst stone wall enclosures emboss the perimeter of this mountain resort for a rural luxury finish, with lush landscaping and birch tree groves creating an idyllic setting for enjoying the mountain sun. Residents escape into a world of mountain luxury, rustic comfort and sweet dreams.
Interior
The hotel interiors sit at the peak of exclusivity and style, drawing inspiration from the local landscape and rural culture for a country glam finish. With precious tapestries, rustic natural wood and stone features, comforting textures, furs and soft tones designed to nurture and relax, Breza creates an effortlessly warm and enchanting atmosphere with a country feel. From Stags’ heads to tartan cushions, mosaic tiles, ottoman rugs and pampas grass, the interiors are reminiscent of Montenegro’s east-meets-west culture, doused with a good measure of north Montenegrin charm.
