Aman Sveti Stefan has 8 suites at the Villa Milocer and 50 guest rooms, cottages and suites on the island.

Opened in 2010, Aman Sveti Stefan boasts 1.2 miles of preserved coastline that includes a private pink sand beach. Inside the ramparts, away from all eyes, you get the feeling of taking a trip back in time, in the narrow 15th century streets, surrounded by stone buildings with red tile roofs and scattered with European vegetation. 58 guest rooms and suites (some of which are exclusive to the spa) provide the ultimate in comfort.

In addition to the gastronomic restaurant at the neighbouring Villa Milocer, guests can also indulge their taste buds on the island's Piazza Centrale, where they will find a wine bar, an antipasti bar, a tavern and the village pastry shop.

In May 2014, the Aman Sveti Stefan inaugurated its Aman spa, which notably includes 6 Spa Cottages. Nestled a bit back from Queen's Beach, at the heart of a domain planted with hundred-year-old olive and cedar trees and pine trees, the spa comprises four 65 m² cabins for treatments (three double and one single), four relaxation terraces overlooking the gardens, a 54 m² beauty salon, three saunas, Turkish baths and regular swimming pools. A covered heated swimming pool offering beautiful views of the sea completes the package. The 24 m long pool extends a further 8m outside.

A former fortified fishing village dating back to the 15th century, Sveti Stefan is one of the most attractive destinations on the Adriatic Coast and indeed the picture postcard of Montenegro. In 1960, under the impetus of Tito, the island was transformed into a luxury hotel, a symbol of the country and a top holiday destination for royalty, political figures, and members of the fashion and film worlds. The site gradually faded into oblivion following the wars in Yugoslavia in the 1990s but has now been reborn with the inauguration of the Aman Sveti Stefan, thanks to one of the most luxurious hotel groups in the world. The Asian hotel group Amanresorts also manages the Villa Milocer, the former summer residence of the King of Montenegro, nestled in a splendid bay facing Sveti Stefan. To perfect this cultural retreat amidst olive trees, umbrella pines and cypress trees, you can learn a little something thanks to the magnificent library that houses a very rich collection of works and periodicals. Take advantage of your stay to discover the other marvels of Montenegro: the Gulf of Kotor, Lake Skadar, and the fortified city of Budva, just 3 km away.