Wednesday, 31st December 2025

Crowne Plaza Debuts in Montenegro with Podgorica Opening

Crowne Plaza Podgorica opens as Montenegro’s first luxury offering under the global brand

Nestled in the heart of Podgorica’s bustling business district, Crowne Plaza Podgorica has officially opened its doors, marking the arrival of the prestigious Crowne Plaza brand in Montenegro for the first time. A transformation of the former CUE Podgorica hotel, the new property aims to redefine hospitality standards in the region by fusing globally recognised excellence with the authenticity of Montenegrin culture.

For discerning travellers – both corporate and leisure – the Crowne Plaza Podgorica represents a seamless blend of modern sophistication and tailored local experience. This strategic debut reflects Montenegro’s growing role as a business and tourism hub, aligning with a rising demand for upscale accommodation options that meet the evolving needs of today’s international visitors.

The conversion into a Crowne Plaza-branded hotel signals a step-change in the quality of service and offerings within Podgorica’s hospitality landscape. Guests can expect meticulously curated experiences and accommodations crafted to align with the brand’s global standards, from world-class meeting facilities to personalised guest services.

More than a hotel opening, this launch underscores Montenegro’s growing appeal on the map of European business and luxury travel destinations. As international eyes continue to turn towards this Adriatic gem, Crowne Plaza Podgorica positions itself not just as a hotel, but as a statement – a symbol of Podgorica’s readiness to embrace a global stage.

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