One of Europe’s last corners of untouched beauty, Montenegro is a land of rugged mountains, ancient forests and pristine lakes, along with a sun-drenched coastline of quiet coves and turquoise waters. Ensconced by cedar pines and olive groves, Villa Miločer at Aman Sveti Stefan, which has reopened, lies majestically on Montenegro’s Adriatic shores.
Providing the serenity and service for which Aman is renowned, the storied former summer residence of Queen Marija Karađorđević opens its doors once again for the summer season after a period of closure. While the historic islet of Sveti Stefan currently remains closed, it will be accessible to Villa Miločer guests by way of private, pre-arranged tours.
An idyllic location from which to explore Montenegro’s rich cultural history, the 19th-century villa is home to six elegant suites and two further suites in a separate building, offering beautiful sea or garden views, and some with Juliet balconies.
The residence features a bright and airy communal living room and an expansive meeting and dining space with a sprawling book-filled library. Central to Villa Miločer is its grand dining room and wisteria draped al-fresco terrace serving breakfast, lunch and dinner just steps from emerald waters and pink sands of King’s Beach.
Ideal for exclusive occupancy, Villa Miločer is the perfect destination for a celebration with family and friends to enjoy the exclusive access to the Aman Spa, and Queen’s Beach, where a morning of swimming in the serene cove awaits.
