Cozy Chalet for Perfect Mountain Holiday

If you want to experience Montenegrin mountains, enjoy fresh mountain air and spend your vacation in nature, Hill View Chalets is the right place for you! Set in Zabljak, a small place on Durmitor Mountain, Hill View Chalets is a hidden gem which combines modern amenities in natural environment. Chalet consists of 2 floors. Stone and wood, as main materials used for building this property, follow the traditional constructions in this area. For living room, we chose furniture in earthy tones and combined them with flat-screen TV and wood-stove. Upstairs, there are 3 bedrooms, equipped with comfortable double beds and single beds. All rooms have spaces night stands, as well as dressers or drawers where our guests can put away their stuff. Dining space is equipped with wooden table with matching chairs. The kitchen is fully equipped with dishes and silverware, as well as all appliances necessary for modern life. Bathroom is fully equipped with shower and washing machine. Guests have the entire space for themselves. I am always available via phone if you need anything. Zabljak is the city on the highest altitude of the Balkans. It is located at the altitude of 1456 m. Located in the very centre of enormous mountain of Durmitor – and in the middle of Durmitor National Park. Zabljak represents the good destination for winter tourism, but for many tourist, this unique city is best choice for summer holiday. In its vicinity there is the deepest canyon in Europe, magnificent canyon of the Tara River. This little city in the north of Montenegro surrounded by numerous lakes and a number of mountain tops. For its natural beauties emerging at each step Zabljak attracts a large number of visitors during the summer. The knowledge that Durmitor outside winter is covered by 1,500 species of various plans is reason enough for visiting of this little city. Manifestation as Dani planinskog cvijeca and Angel Kup enrich tourist offer of Zabljak and monasteries and churches near the city contribute to expansion of religious tourism.