Apartments Wine House are located in an old stone building that was built in the 12th century. The building was used as a wine and olive oil warehouse. Based on the information from a modern history, Prince Danilo Petrović Njegoš was a regular visitor and wine taster during his ruling period in the 19th century. The building was renovated from the inside in 2010 but stone walls and exterior are well preserved which makes it super authentic and unique. Considering that the house was primarily used as a wine storage facility, that is the reason why it is called 'Wine House'. Everyone choosing this property is privileged to experience staying in one of the oldest and most unique buildings in the center of medieval Old Town of Kotor.

Wine House is at the address Old Town 488 near the narrowest street in the town. The street is only 80 cm wide and two people can barely pass next to each other at the same time and because of that the locals nicknamed it ‘Pušti me proć’ or ‘Let me pass’. Hidden from the crowded squares and busy souvenir shops, this narrowest street in the Old Town of Kotor has become a great tourist attraction. Additionally, just a minute away there is a starting point for the Kotor Fortress hike which takes around 2 hours to climb and come back. The view of the Boka Bay from the top is astonishing.