Between the Adriatic coast and Montenegro’s lush hills, Centrale stands as the vibrant heart of Luštica Bay Piazza — where past meets present, and community blends with calm.
Once a historic military barracks, the building’s enduring character has been beautifully reimagined, combining its raw industrial charm with warmth, comfort, and timeless style.
Inside, curated interiors and regional design details create an inviting atmosphere that feels both authentic and refined. The living room-style lobby, horseshoe-shaped bar, and signature restaurant form the social core of the hotel — a place for connection, creativity, and contemporary Montenegrin flair.
The wellness area offers a sauna, steam room, and treatment room focused on restoring balance, while nearby, guests can enjoy sea swims, tennis, padel, or golf. Perfectly positioned for discovery, Centrale serves as an inspiring base to explore Montenegro’s culture, coast, and UNESCO treasures.
Step inside any of the hotel’s 27 rooms and suites and you’re met with an immediate sense of calm. Everything is designed as if to welcome you into the designer’s own house, conveying a feeling of familiarity and comfort that has passionately developed over many years.
An invite to slow down and connect with nature at the heart of the hotel’s tranquil spirit.
King
43 sqm
Natural Scenery
Spacious rooms for those who want to feel truly connected to nature and the quiet soul of the hotel.
King
36 sqm
Garden
Natural Scenery
Enjoy a welcoming living area and a generously sized bathroom designed for your comfort.
King
42-44 sqm
Garden
Mountains
Natural Scenery
Step out from Hotel Centrale and into the rhythm of Luštica Bay, where sun-washed beaches meet the crystalline Adriatic and hidden blue caves shimmer like secrets. Wander the lively Marina Village, with its waterfront cafés and boutiques, or lose yourself in the hush of olive groves and rolling golf terrain that spill toward golden horizons. Here, every path—whether by sail, by foot, or by swing—unfolds into a scene more captivating than the last.
Just a short drive away lies the UNESCO World Heritage town of Kotor, famed for its medieval walls climb toward the sky and cobbled alleys whisper centuries of stories. lide across the bay to Perast, a baroque gem seemingly suspended in time, and to the tiny islet of Our Lady of the Rocks, shimmering with legend in the middle of the sea. Exploring nearby villages, churches, and traditional markets reveals Montenegro’s vibrant cultural tapestry and centuries of history.
From scenic hiking and cycling trails to olive groves and vineyards, the Lustica Peninsula offers endless opportunities for exploration. Guests can enjoy sunset walks, kayak excursions, or guided Kayak hidden inlets or step into the Solila Reserve, where flamingos and herons thrive in untouched wetlands. Among its treasures, the Moric olive farm and the stone hamlet of Klinci invite you to taste tradition, sip local wines, and savor Montenegro at its most authentic.
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