In a country famed for its beauty, the most iconic images associated with Montenegro are of the tiny islet named Sveti Stefan. Attached to the coast by a narrow isthmus, the island lies across the bay from Villa Miločer and the resort’s stand-alone Aman Spa, and together these historic sites comprise Aman Sveti Stefan.
Once a fortified village dating back to the 15th century, the island of Sveti Stefan is a uniquely atmospheric setting of cobbled lanes, quaint courtyards and breathtaking sea views. The stately stone manse known as Villa Miločer – once the summer residence of Queen Marija Karađorđević – lies on a 32-hectare seaside estate graced with more than 800 olive trees and embraced on three sides by ancient cedar and pine forests.
Montenegro could well be called the hidden gem of the Mediterranean. It has endured a tempestuous past, but today enjoys peace and burgeoning prosperity. Montenegro lies on the coast of the Adriatic Sea in Southeastern Europe between Croatia to the west, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the northwest, Serbia to the northeast and Albania to the southeast. It is a land of rugged snow-capped mountains, ancient forests and pristine beaches lapped by emerald green seas, where ancient monasteries cling to rocky cliffs and imposing stone churches speak of centuries past. Its capital and largest city is Podgorica, while Cetinje is designated as the old royal capital and the former seat of the throne.
Three main airports act as gateways to Aman Sveti Stefan: in Montenegro, Tivat Airport is 34 kilometres and a 30-minute drive from the resort, while Podgorica Airport (also known locally as Golubovci Airport) is 54 kilometres and just over an hour’s drive away. Dubrovnik Airport in Čilipi, Croatia is approximately a 2½-hour drive away. Travel times may vary from season to season. Airport transfers are complimentary to and from Tivat and the resort can arrange transfers from Podgorica and Dubrovnik Airports.
The island of Sveti Stefan offers diverse dining options in a uniquely atmospheric setting, reminiscent of its fabled past – the Piazza. This open-air square is the heart and soul of the island’s village setting featuring a number of dining venues including an enoteca, taverna and antipasti bar. Ideal for al fresco tapas and drinks, Enoteca offers a sea-facing terrace and cellar-like interiors. The Taverna is the nerve centre of the Piazza serving simple European and American breakfasts as well as fresh, pastoral Medite...
The island also offers Aman, the resort’s main restaurant which serves Montenegrin fare as well as international cuisine. The large dining room features breathtaking sea views and is complemented by the adjacent Rakija Bar– an ideal venue for refreshments throughout the day. Guests can also enjoy drinks and snacks on the Upper Terrace and the Winter Terrace which both offer superb views of the Adriatic Sea.
At Villa Miločer, the Dining Room, Loggia and the Living Room offer simple, elegant menus driven by fresh produce and locally-caught seafood. Situated on the ground floor, the Dining Room is an intimate seven-table dining space with a large open fireplace. The tables are set with Italian linen and contemporary furniture is complemented by hand-loomed woollen rugs. The Dining Room is open for breakfast,lunch and dinner, and provides views over Miločer Beach. Loggia is also located on the ground floor and is accessed via the spacious Living ...
Tucked into a cove near Villa Miločer is the Beach Café which provides informal dining throughout the day. It enjoys an alfresco setting shaded by cypress and olive trees, and offers a simple café menu.
Set back from Queen’s Beach, the resort’s stand-alone Aman Spa is a destination unto itself. Surrounded by gardens and overlooking the sea, it offers four treatment suites, relaxation rooms, relaxation terraces and hydrotherapy rooms with saunas, cold plunge pools and steam showers.
In addition to the Spa’s wellness facilities, it also offers a 24-metre indoor heated pool which extends outdoors for an additional eight metres. The Spa’s Fitness Centre includes a Pilates Studio fully equipped with reformers a...
The hotel features the swimming pool on the mainland which is part of the Spa. It also offers two swimming pools on the island. The resort’s main lap pool is located on the lower terrace on the west side of the island, while the second is set on a cliff overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Both are surrounded by sun loungers and offer casual dining throughout the day.
While staying at Aman Sveti Stefan guests might enjoy one of the following excursions:
Budva
The oldest parts of Budva date back over two millennia to the 5th century BC. The town, picturesque and charming, sits upon a small peninsula and is a repository of cultural heritage. Narrow lanes separate centuries-old buildings and lead to quaint squares lined with unique shops and restaurants. Notable historic edifices include: the Church of St. Sava the Sanctified which features remnants of frescoes and inscriptions from the 1100s...
Rooms are decorated in a subtly elegant fashion, providing every modern comfort whilst retaining the historic air and ambience of the island. Priority in designing the interiors was given to preserving the original walls to remind one of the village’s origins. Furniture was designed especially for the island and much of the detailing, from the latches to the doors and windows, is based on what would have been on the island originally.
The hotel offers Grand Suites, the Adriatic Suite and the Sveti Stefan Suite. All of them are decorated in a subtly elegant fashion, providing every modern comfort whilst retaining the historic air and ambience of the island. Priority in designing the interiors was given to preserving the original walls to remind one of the village’s origins. Furniture was designed especially for the island and much of the detailing, from the latches to the doors and windows, is based on what would have been on the island originally.
The hotel features Cottages, Deluxe Cottages and Seaview Terrace Cottages. All of them are decorated in a subtly elegant fashion, providing every modern comfort whilst retaining the historic air and ambience of the island. Priority in designing the interiors was given to preserving the original walls to remind one of the village’s origins. Furniture was designed especially for the island and much of the detailing, from the latches to the doors and windows, is based on what would have been on the island originally.
The six spacious Suites in Villa Miločer harmoniously blend a subtle palette of creams and browns with luxurious touches. Parquet floors are warmed by woollen rugs and a fireplace takes centre stage. Leather chairs and silk accents bring a contemporary brightness to the living quarters, while bathrooms feature parquet and antico stone floors, free-standing bathtubs and timber wardrobes. Each of the suites has a Juliet-style balcony with views either over the sea towards the island of Sveti Stefan, or of the gardens. The two Queen Marija Suites are housed in a separate structure nearby. Each features four separate rooms: a bedroom, bathroom, living room and dining room, decorated in a similar style to the Suites. A fireplace is located in both the living room and bedroom of each Suite, one of which is situated on the ground floor with a small terrace while the other is upstairs with ocean views.
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