A new four-star hotel will be built in Bečići, with the investor, Sunraf Plus from Budva, receiving approval from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for the project’s realization.
The agency issued a decision confirming that an environmental impact assessment (EIA) is not required for the project’s implementation. However, the investor must adhere to the project’s documentation, technical norms, and standards specified for this type of building during the project’s operation and in the event of an accident. The investor is also obligated to implement all measures outlined in the documentation that determined the need for the environmental impact assessment.
As previously reported by eKapija, the hotel will feature four stars, five floors, and a total of 95 accommodation units, including 85 hotel rooms and 10 apartments, some of which will have the option for mixed-use operation. The construction will occur in two phases. The first phase includes the basement and lower ground floor, while the second phase will cover the construction of the ground floor and five additional floors.
Guests will have access to a total of 36 parking spaces.
The investor has received urban planning and technical conditions for the project, as well as approval for the conceptual design created by an architectural studio.
