• WiFi download speed of 500 Mbps and upload of 120 Mbps, with wired ethernet available
• 4G/5G hotspot as backup; no issues reported during storms or peak hours
• Dedicated coworking space with 5 workstations, some ergonomic seating, and a phone booth for calls
• Rooftop coworking cafe, a separate Nomio Home coworking area, and meeting rooms, giving four distinct work zones
• Professional podcast studio available for residents to book
• Power outages are rare; no generator on site

• Full-time community manager Nida lives on site and is consistently praised by residents
• Sample activities include winter swimming and sauna sessions, paint-and-laugh evenings, visits to historical ruins, and sushi workshops
• Regular boat trips, cycling trips, and trekking in the surrounding mountains
• Music nights, cinema nights, wine and story gatherings by the rooftop fireplace in winter
• Residents often go grocery shopping together and share meals
• Community is mixed, long-stay focused, with around 75 percent of guests staying a month or more
• At the end of the last season, residents left as close friends; six of them are now travelling together
• The feeling here is that you stop being a guest and start belonging to something real

• 83 private rooms ranging from 25 to 70 square metres, from studios to three-bedroom penthouses
• All rooms have ensuite bathrooms, air conditioning, and heating
• High-speed WiFi, coworking access, linen, towels, weekly room cleaning, utilities, and airport transport are all included in the price
• Not all rooms have a work desk or blackout curtains; check at booking if these matter to you
• Massage, breakfast, and dinner are not included and are available at extra cost
• Communal spaces include a fully equipped kitchen, living lounge, rooftop, garden and terrace, swimming pool, BBQ area, gym, sauna, steam room, and conference room
• On-site restaurant and cafe with an affordable menu designed for Nomio residents; kitchen available for self-catering
• Fresh breakfast available every morning at an affordable price
• Nomio Home has a piano and guitar; fireplace on the rooftop active from December
• Company shuttles run to the city centre and for shopping on set days; a car is genuinely recommended for day-to-day comfort
• No generator on site in case of power cuts, though outages are rare

• Situated between Tivat and Kotor, facing the Tivat Bay with mountains directly behind
• Porto Montenegro marina is roughly 10 minutes away, with restaurants, events, and exhibitions open year-round
• Kotor old town, with around 1,600 years of history, is approximately 15 minutes away
• Nearest airport is 15 minutes by car
• Walking to the city centre takes around one hour; cycling is easy
• Nearest supermarket is 1 km away
• No public transport system in Montenegro; a car is really needed
• Budva is about 20 minutes away; day trips to Lake Skadar, Lustica, and Herceg Novi are all accessible
• Neighbourhood is very safe
• Food delivery via Glovo is available
• Hiking trails accessible nearby

Remote workers and digital nomads who want more than a desk and a bed. People who care about their health, enjoy being active, and also know how to have fun. Long-stay residents who want to feel at home somewhere genuinely beautiful. Anyone curious about Montenegro who wants to explore the bay, the mountains, and the history without doing it alone.

People who need complete silence to focus. Those who rely on public transport, since Montenegro has no real system and a car is genuinely needed. Guests expecting all meals included or hotel-style daily housekeeping. Anyone who prefers short, anonymous stays with no community involvement.