In March 1872, the construction of a hospital building, named after Prince Danilo, was completed by the builder Todor Gojković from Herceg Novi following the project of the French court physician G. Frilley. In its original form, the hospital, built north of the girls' institute, was a rectangular building with a ground floor

and a first floor, and a central arched portal on the main facade. An increasing number of patients imposed the expansion of the hospital with the annex of the right wing in 1912. The hospital is a cultural monument of the II category.