Kotor 1 bedroom short-term rental income

Kotor combines a year-round community of about 22,746 people with a visitor economy spread across roughly 336 km². Its visitor-facing landscape is substantial: orientation counts point to approximately 8 beaches, 160 restaurants, 110 cafés, and 45 hotels or other stays. Beyond those headline numbers, the after-dark choice includes around 20 nightlife venues and the cultural side includes about 8 museums and cultural stops. Local connections include a marina.

This page explores short-term rental income for a 1 bedroom in Kotor, Montenegro. A 1 bedroom in Kotor is a common unit size for owners comparing guest demand along the Adriatic coast, where Kotor sits among Montenegro’s most discussed short-let markets.

Short-term letting in Kotor usually means thinking about summer peaks, quieter shoulder months, and how a 1 bedroom competes with nearby apartments and houses. Guest turnovers, cleaning between stays, and simple annual upkeep are part of running a 1 bedroom for visitors in Kotor, and local tourist tax or registration rules can differ by municipality.

Use the calculator above as orientation while you research real listings for a 1 bedroom in Kotor, speak with local managers, and confirm what short-term operation requires where the property sits. The map below centres on Kotor so you can place this 1 bedroom scenario in its coastal context — not as a booking forecast, and not as advice for a specific address.