Serbian Orthodox monastery near Danilovgrad, Montenegro
Photo: Etan J. Tal, CC BY 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Mount Ostrog is a monastery and site of pilgrimage in Central Montenegro.
Serves tasty Montenegrin dishes in a scenic restaurant overlooking the valley; accommodation is available too.
It has traditional food, salads, and burgers
Offers diners a pleasant outdoor seating area and grilled dishes.
This is a great way to have an authentic local experience. The monastery has clean single-sex dorms (29 rooms with 210 beds in total). In case of few guests, they will allow couples to use a single dormitory room together. Additionally, food is provided on donation basis. They also have WiFi.
The motel consists of bungalows i.e. apartments and rooms. There are 5 bungalows and eight rooms. The bungalows were built of wood. They are equipped with: air-conditioner, mini bar, internet, SAT TV. Two bungalows have four beds and three are with five beds. Two triple rooms and six twin rooms are situated above the restaurant. They are equipped with air conditioner and SAT TV. The bathrooms are not in the rooms, but separated in the hall. Also, automobile race, cycling are organized near the motel.
4-star hotel, rooms with view on the valley. Its restaurant and café of the hotel are open to everyone. It has a beautiful view of the valley and of the monastery from a distance, and good food at reasonable prices.
By bus
You can take a bus to Nikšić, they run from Podgorica or from Budva via Podgorica. Tell the driver you are going to the Ostrog Monastery, he will stop in the correct place.
Everything is walkable, but there are shuttles from the main parking near the hostel to the entrance of the monastery.
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