Hotels in Dubrovnik








See all- Front desk [24-hour]
- Breakfast
- Paid parking available
- Buzzer/wireless intercom
- Meeting facilities
- Car power charging station
Excellent
100 reviews








See all- Free Wi-Fi
- Airport transfer
- Kitchen
- Luggage storage
- Pets allowed
- Balcony/terrace
- Garden
- Tours
Excellent
68 reviews








See all- Private beach
- Free Wi-Fi
- Pool with view
- Car park
- Spa
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Fitness center
- Restaurants
Excellent
63 reviews








See all- Car park
- Spa
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Fitness center
- Airport transfer
- Family room
- Luggage storage
- Pets allowed
Excellent
11 reviews








See all- Beach
- Free Wi-Fi
- Check-in/out [express]
- Water sports
- Airport transfer
- Family room
- Kitchen
- Luggage storage
Excellent
103 reviews








See all- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking
- Bar
- Family room
- Shared kitchen
- Balcony/terrace
- Pub crawl
- Tours
Excellent
109 reviews








See all- Private beach
- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Fitness center
- Restaurants
- Bar
- Water sports
Very good
126 reviews








See all- Private beach
- Free Wi-Fi
- Swimming pool
- Free parking
- Spa
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Fitness center
- Restaurants
Exceptional
241 reviews






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See all- Private beach
- Free Wi-Fi
- Pool with view
- Car park
- Spa
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Fitness center
- Restaurants
Excellent
33 reviews








See all- Free Wi-Fi
- Swimming pool
- Car park
- Spa
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Fitness center
- Restaurants
- Bar
Exceptional
164 reviews
Fast facts about Dubrovnik, Croatia
| Accommodations | 3,878 properties |
| Popular hotel | Hotel Dubrovnik Palace |
| Popular area | Lapad |
| Nightly rates from | $19 |
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Dubrovnik hotels & accommodations

we had a wonderful stay at hotel more for my husband's 30th birthday. the room with a sea view was incredible and the views from the hotel were stunning. the location was great, outside the bustle and crowds of dubrovnik, but still easy to get to old town. the little private "beach" area was quite nice and rare apparently in dubrovnik. the food was also excellent a...

We were given a room in the annex - this was perfect. It was a large room with a very comfortable king size bed. The air conditioning was almost silent (never had that before), and all other features you'd expect of a five star hotel - an excellent room/bathroom design. The breakfast is among the best I've had in a hotel, with the unique feature of an "egg chef" pre...

If you like walking, this is ( in my opinion) perfectly situated. Overlooking the marina, a 15 minute walk ( or 5 minute bus ride, no 6 bus stops right outside the hotel ) into the lively coastal town of Lapad, a beautiful coastal walk to some amazing beach clubs and beaches, rewarding one with the most stunning views. Dubrovnik Old Town is a 40 minute walk away ( or n...

we planned our trip to dubrovnik just a few days before departure. so i had only little time to choose the hotel. a friend had recommended a valamar hotel and i picked the less expensive one, lacroma. how pleasantly pleased was i! the hotel is well situated in a peaceful neihgbourhood, just a short bus ride from the old city. there was a beautiful sea view. the hotel h...

Start to finish superb: greeted by Jelena and a glass of sparkling wine at reception. It’s my second visit to the Valamar President. Expect five star service and excellent amenities. I hope to return again soon. Multiple restaurants and bars, including beach side. Great atmosphere but plenty of space, even when the hotel is fully booked. Free indoor pool and spa a...

Location was great in the centre of old town. But this was also a bad thing as it was so noisy. We could hear people on the street and cleaners dragging bins on the cobbled streets at 4 am. We did ask to change the room but apparently nothing could be done. We were on the first floor so I am not sure if the rooms further up would be less noisy. Don’t stay here if you l...

We had a wonderful time at the Prijeko Palace. A little hard to find, but most good hotels are. The service was wonderful. Our room was at the front overlooking the outside street (alleyway). We never heard or were disturbed by any of the noise, music, etc. Breakfast was included and was very good. The hotel is located almost in the middle of Old Town, making it very...

Fantastic. Hostess very friendly & helpful. Apartment very clean & a good size. Had everything that you needed. Location to old town very close. Supermarkets either 100m up the road or 200m down the stairs. Everything within walking distance. Perfect. Loved sitting on the balcony early morning with a coffee or late afternoon watching the sun set with a wine. Can't comp...

Great location on a lovely beach in a little harbour just over from the old town. The rooms themselves are fine: clean, air conditioned and all facilities. The hotel is a 5/10 min bus ride from the old town - and buses run every 15 minutes or so. Dubrovnik itself is glorious but after a morning walking around it or an evening strolling through it and dining there, the ...

The hotel is located in a quiet part of Dubrovnik close to the water and great views of the sea. Ask for a sea view room. Everything about the hotel is great. Room, food and staff. The old city is a short bus ride. Cruises leave from the harbour close by.

We stayed here for 4 nights. The location although right in the old town where there were thousands of travelers, was great. I was surprised that we did not hear any noise from the bar right outside of our window. Staff were nice and responded to our requests timely. The only issue we had with the place was the breakfast which was made to order and not a whole lot of ...

We had sea view and balcony, which was excellent. The hotel is located 4-5 km´s from Dubrovnik Old Town, right on the beautiful Lapab Bay with the cleanest sea water in the world. It´s a joy to take a swim in that blue-green water.The hotel is situated approx 40 minutes walk outside the beautiful city of Dubrovnik and a bus ride (Bus No. 4) away which run approx every ...

This aparment has a great view of Dubrovnik old town, sea, Lokrum island. It was really great to look those views day and night. Room was cleaned every day and it was really clean. As there are grape trees in terrace, you can find small ants, but it waa okay us. They have a lot of kitchen tools, so you can easily make meals with them. Host was really nice and kind....

Loved the pool, good location, short drive to old town. The room is older style, they haven’t been updated. The mattress was very hard and uncomfortable. I’ve stayed at better 3 star hotels before. The highlight is definitely the pool. I tried to spend as much time there as I could it’s very well looked after and they have sun lounges all around it. Breakfast was avera...

Rooms Posat is right near Pile Gate to the old city. Tea Curic is friendly and helpful. The rooms are spotless and well appointed, with good air conditioning. The only reason for a 4 on value for money is that, like all of Dubrovnik, it's a bit pricey. We enjoyed Rooms Posat as a base for our 3 days in Dubrovnik.

The host Linda is a friendly and nice lady. Always willing to answer any questions. Perhaps it would be better to inform Linda in advanced about your arrival time. When I arrived, she was out and left a memo on her contact number. But, her neighbor was so nice that she has helped me to call Linda before I asked for help. The room is clean and nice with all the basic ...

the apartment was in a perfect location, less than a 5 minute walk to the city walls. So close enough to be accessible but in quieter location. We had the marlon brando room with 2 windows that overlooked the city walls and the sea. It was on the first floor of the building, good size, clean, comfy bed and good bathroom. I contacted Kristina via the premises own websit...

It was an overall lovely stay, but it was quite a walk to Old Town or Lapad to get to restaurants, about 20-30 minutes in either direction. There is a small supermarket (Pemo) about 5-7 minutes walk from the apartment which was handy. The apartment itself was clean, spacious and modern. The kitchen had all the basic utensils, pots and condiments (salt, sugar, pepper,...

This apartment was wonderful in such an amazing location in old town. The lady who owns it was really lovely and gave us a bottle of local wine when we left! Only issue was it was quite loud on the Saturday night, we could hear people yelling on the street. Also just to note about the location, if you drive the parking complex in Dubrovnik is ridiculously expensive (€2...

The apartment was slightly hard to find, as the house numbers along the road jumped from 5 to 19. However, if you walk down the path between the two marked numbers, you will find the other numbers down there. The apartment was directly facing you as you walk down the path. The apartment size was great. As a solo traveller it was really too much room. 4 people could eas...
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Recently returned from Croatia and spent 3 nights at this property. The owners are lovely and really made us feel welcome. It is a room only property but we did have a fridge in the room. Room was older looking than other properties we stopped at it Croatia but the location is great if you want to escape the hussle and bussle of Dubrovnik(and the prices). The owner has...

My room was very comfortable complete with electric kettle, refrigerator,lots of room and view out over the harbor to die for! I loved the sparkling lights after dark. The location is very convenient to all transportation. There is a lovely promenade from the port to Old Town along the sea mostly which is 20-25 minute walk. Julie, actually Jele-but I anglisized it, is...

Manda is super friendly, she doesn't speak much English but you can tell she tries. The property is beautiful home, we had a great stay here. She greeted us with tea and cookies, and never bothered about check in/ out time. Yes you have to walk about 4 flights of stairs to the property (the entire city is hilly), it wasn't an issue to us.

Our stay was great. The area was nice and quiet, and the room we had was spacious and very clean. The bathroom was shared with 4 or 5 other rooms I think but was large and always clean. The hosts were very friendly and welcoming, giving us lots of tips and ideas for things to do. Wifi was fast and free too.

The accommodation is situated a little bit out of the main part of Dubrovnik and hard to get to but it has superb views over the harbor. We stayed in a nice room with a balcony overlooking the area which was amazing. The owner was really friendly and keen for a chat. Thanks

Perfect little place for one or two people and good value. It was lacking the basics, not even oil, tea coffee, etc. All other apartments I have been in provided a few essentials. I was only staying one night but there is a shop nearby for those would stay longer so you can stock those things yourself.

Apartment Mia was perfect for my stay in Dubrovnik. Just outside of the old town walls and less than a minute to the water. The place itself is small but has everything you need, as well as being full of character with one half of the room being the rock face. Dino was also a great host giving lots of advice on the old town and letting me leave my bags with him before ...

The room is nice and spacious. It is super close to the dubvornik bus station. As we arrive and depart the city with bus, it is very convenient for us to reach the station in only 2mins walk. However, the bathroom was terrible. The door of the shower cannot be closed and water was on the floor. The water cannot be dried till the next day morning even we have turned on ...

Jele Rooms provided a well-equipped, clean, and quiet lodging with a lovely garden out back. Somewhat difficult to find, it's a little further away from the main tourist sites (which can actually be a good thing!) but still walkable, as well as being near the bus line. Jele even offers laundry service (for a modest fee) which was greatly appreciated. And her daughter w...

Guesthouse are in the middle from old town and harbor Gruz. There are good bus communications (nr 8). So if you stay longer than few days buy weekly card so you can travel free by bus and can enter some museums and the wall for only 220 khuna.(20 EU) The owner of the guesthouse is also the only staff there and she is very and I mean very friendly. The rooms were ok,...

Great location on a lovely beach in a little harbour just over from the old town. The rooms themselves are fine: clean, air conditioned and all facilities. The hotel is a 5/10 min bus ride from the old town - and buses run every 15 minutes or so. Dubrovnik itself is glorious but after a morning walking around it or an evening strolling through it and dining there, the ...

Super location for those traveling via bus and simple to get to the Old Town. Apartment is terrific, very clean and spacious. The owners were great--easy communication, pickup and drop off complimentary, and an issue with wifi was quickly resolved (even on a Sunday). Would highly recommend and hope to stay again.

We checked in late around 0100 but we were accommodated well and the check in process was smooth. They do not have a big sign outside their property so the Uber driver had some issues locating the apartment. It would help to access or save the photos of the apartment exterior from the Agoda / etc websites. The old city is a moderate stroll from the apartment but the wa...

The host Linda is a friendly and nice lady. Always willing to answer any questions. Perhaps it would be better to inform Linda in advanced about your arrival time. When I arrived, she was out and left a memo on her contact number. But, her neighbor was so nice that she has helped me to call Linda before I asked for help. The room is clean and nice with all the basic ...

We had sea view and balcony, which was excellent. The hotel is located 4-5 km´s from Dubrovnik Old Town, right on the beautiful Lapab Bay with the cleanest sea water in the world. It´s a joy to take a swim in that blue-green water.The hotel is situated approx 40 minutes walk outside the beautiful city of Dubrovnik and a bus ride (Bus No. 4) away which run approx every ...

Good location and friendly guy who brought us over. However, the facilities were not fantastic such as faulty heater in the living room (luckily theres aircon that function as heater, NO heater in the bed room during winter (brrr so cold sleeping). Also, the adjustable shower head holder was missing (so you have to hold the shower head to wash your hair and body).

It was an overall lovely stay, but it was quite a walk to Old Town or Lapad to get to restaurants, about 20-30 minutes in either direction. There is a small supermarket (Pemo) about 5-7 minutes walk from the apartment which was handy. The apartment itself was clean, spacious and modern. The kitchen had all the basic utensils, pots and condiments (salt, sugar, pepper,...

I recommend this place. We love his place so much! Its like a panorama view from the top. The balcony view is just so relaxing. His apartment is big and spacious. Living on his apartment feels like we were on vacation with our grandparents, warm and special but still gave us the privacy to explore the small city. They are always a email or call downstairs. Amazing serv...

This is one of the best guest houses I have stayed. The house is located near the public garage and is about 7 mins walk from the old city wall. Maria & her husband were extremely nice. She picked us up from the garage and gave us her parking spot, which is very close to the house. The house is very well decorated and has a beautiful garden. Our room is on the third fl...
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If you like walking, this is ( in my opinion) perfectly situated. Overlooking the marina, a 15 minute walk ( or 5 minute bus ride, no 6 bus stops right outside the hotel ) into the lively coastal town of Lapad, a beautiful coastal walk to some amazing beach clubs and beaches, rewarding one with the most stunning views. Dubrovnik Old Town is a 40 minute walk away ( or n...

we planned our trip to dubrovnik just a few days before departure. so i had only little time to choose the hotel. a friend had recommended a valamar hotel and i picked the less expensive one, lacroma. how pleasantly pleased was i! the hotel is well situated in a peaceful neihgbourhood, just a short bus ride from the old city. there was a beautiful sea view. the hotel h...

Location was great in the centre of old town. But this was also a bad thing as it was so noisy. We could hear people on the street and cleaners dragging bins on the cobbled streets at 4 am. We did ask to change the room but apparently nothing could be done. We were on the first floor so I am not sure if the rooms further up would be less noisy. Don’t stay here if you l...

We had a wonderful time at the Prijeko Palace. A little hard to find, but most good hotels are. The service was wonderful. Our room was at the front overlooking the outside street (alleyway). We never heard or were disturbed by any of the noise, music, etc. Breakfast was included and was very good. The hotel is located almost in the middle of Old Town, making it very...

Fantastic. Hostess very friendly & helpful. Apartment very clean & a good size. Had everything that you needed. Location to old town very close. Supermarkets either 100m up the road or 200m down the stairs. Everything within walking distance. Perfect. Loved sitting on the balcony early morning with a coffee or late afternoon watching the sun set with a wine. Can't comp...

The hotel is located in a quiet part of Dubrovnik close to the water and great views of the sea. Ask for a sea view room. Everything about the hotel is great. Room, food and staff. The old city is a short bus ride. Cruises leave from the harbour close by.

We stayed here for 4 nights. The location although right in the old town where there were thousands of travelers, was great. I was surprised that we did not hear any noise from the bar right outside of our window. Staff were nice and responded to our requests timely. The only issue we had with the place was the breakfast which was made to order and not a whole lot of ...

the apartment was in a perfect location, less than a 5 minute walk to the city walls. So close enough to be accessible but in quieter location. We had the marlon brando room with 2 windows that overlooked the city walls and the sea. It was on the first floor of the building, good size, clean, comfy bed and good bathroom. I contacted Kristina via the premises own websit...

Super well equipped and spacious room right in the heart of old town. Loved the feel and layout of the room and the facilities, even a Nespresso machine and capsules! Owner's daughter was very kind and helpful, and the owner is very thoughtful as well. My only small gripe was that the hairdryer was very oily and should be given a good clean!

Pros - good location, good to access to transport and nice part of town. Cons - Would not recommend the room we stayed in, was a comfort studio which was directly outside a busy road. There is a water restriction - boiler which only produces a certain amount of hot water. All in all I would recommend these apartments, but stay in a one bedroom apartment with the ho...

This apartment is in a great location in Old Town. Only a short distance from Pile gate. Easy to come back to in between sightseeing and tours in old town, just to cool down and head back out again. The apartment smelled of freshly washed linen. Clean, immaculate and modern. Highly recommended. We will definitely book again if we visit Dubrovnik again!

It was a great hotel to relax and enjoy some comfort. The room was spacious and clean and the buffet breakfast was big and varied in what it offered. We loved being able to do some laps in the 25 metre pool and have a stroll by the beach. It was a little way out of the old town of Dubrovnik, but the bus system was easily negotiated and we had a day in the spectacular o...

This is an apartment which rents out rooms. But it advertises as if one would have an aprtment to himself. In fact, the bathroom, though just for the room, is in the hallway, and the room is small. For virtually the same price one can rent a real 3 star hotel in a better locality. This is far from what is was advertised. And the photos are pretty deceptive as well, as ...

My friend and I stayed for 2-nights at the Dubrovnik Stari Grad and we both agreed this hotel earns high praises. 1st- the entire staff went out of their way to make us happy. We asked a lot of questions and they never seemed annoyed, just happy to please. 2nd-The restaurant on the top floor has a great rooftop view of the city and the food was even better than the ...

We stayed at Villa King apartment for 7 nights in September 2013. This apartment was the best one we stayed in while traveling around Europe. It is close to Old town (approx 1km) but also far enough away from all the noise and hustle and bustle when you want some quite time. The owner's were very helpful and kind. They offered to help us in so many ways if we needed it...

We stayed 2 nights at these apartments after a week of sailing down the coastline in Croatia. These apartments were great for a group of friends, and although climbing the stairs up to the apartment from old town was a bit tiring, the view from the apartments was very well worth it. The location of these apartments are great if you also want to explore the other areas ...

The apartment was perfect. Clean, bright, modern. A supermarket around the corner and the bus into Old Town Dubrovnic across the road. The owners are lovely people, really helpful. They bought my daughter a cold remedy as she was unwell and the pharmacy wasn't very close. The shower and bed are excellent and it is equipped with all you need. Great holiday, thanks...

The apartment is so chic and with personal details. It’s clean, bed is comfortable & with complete amenities. The location is very good as it’s only 250-300 meters from Pile Gate Old town. Buses are also available to travel around. A lot of restaurants, sandwich bars, bakery and market along the way. Behind the apartment, you can view the wall with great views. I had a...
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we had a wonderful stay at hotel more for my husband's 30th birthday. the room with a sea view was incredible and the views from the hotel were stunning. the location was great, outside the bustle and crowds of dubrovnik, but still easy to get to old town. the little private "beach" area was quite nice and rare apparently in dubrovnik. the food was also excellent a...

We were given a room in the annex - this was perfect. It was a large room with a very comfortable king size bed. The air conditioning was almost silent (never had that before), and all other features you'd expect of a five star hotel - an excellent room/bathroom design. The breakfast is among the best I've had in a hotel, with the unique feature of an "egg chef" pre...

Start to finish superb: greeted by Jelena and a glass of sparkling wine at reception. It’s my second visit to the Valamar President. Expect five star service and excellent amenities. I hope to return again soon. Multiple restaurants and bars, including beach side. Great atmosphere but plenty of space, even when the hotel is fully booked. Free indoor pool and spa a...

Wonderful location, so close to the old city and other major sites. Stunning views from the front deck was an added feature. The owners were extremely helpful and went out of their way to help us when any issues arose. The only small issues was the lack of kitchen implements when we wanted to cater for ourselves at home. Not a major problem overall but if the accommod...
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Dubrovnik is surely one of the most beautiful city in euro. The great city wall would give you a "wow" when firstly see it at night.
Its a beautiful little city, with lots to see and do it you like history and ancient architecture. Nice restaurants but be sure to check reviews first as there are some bad ones too.
It is one of the most beautiful city I have ever been. Everything is perfect - the historical spots, the beautiful ocean, very well-preserved the city wall,the proud of the citizens, and the sunshine.
Dubrovnik is beautiful. Do the walk around the fort, walk aimlessly in the old city, eat till you drop and just absorb the beauty.
Still unspoilt! Definitely not a tourist traps. And no annoying sellers pushing wares on your face. A very interesting city.
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Frequently asked questions
What types of accommodation are available in Dubrovnik?
Dubrovnik offers a range of accommodations including hotels, guesthouses, hostels, apartments, and boutique inns. Options vary from luxury five-star hotels to budget hostels and vacation rentals.
Is Dubrovnik good for solo travelers?
Yes, Dubrovnik is a safe and welcoming city for solo travelers. Its compact Old Town is easy to explore on foot, and there are plenty of social opportunities in cafes, tours, and hostels.
Is Dubrovnik an expensive city to visit?
Yes, Dubrovnik is generally considered an expensive city to visit, especially during the peak summer months. Accommodation, dining, and activities tend to be pricier compared to other Croatian destinations. However, there are budget options available if you plan ahead and choose wisely.
What is the currency used in Croatia?
The currency used in Croatia is the Croatian kuna (HRK).
What are some good budget-friendly accommodation options in Dubrovnik?
Budget-friendly options include hostels, guesthouses, and small hotels located outside the Old Town. Some affordable hotels include Hotel Lero and City Hotel Dubrovnik, which offer comfortable stays at lower prices.
What can you do in Dubrovnik for free?
Free activities include walking around the Old Town, exploring the city walls from outside, relaxing at beaches like Banje, and enjoying scenic views from various lookout points.
Can you walk everywhere in Dubrovnik?
You can walk most of the historic center and many nearby attractions in Dubrovnik, as the Old Town is compact and pedestrian-friendly. However, reaching beaches or outlying neighborhoods may require public transport or taxis.
What are the public transport options in Dubrovnik?
Public transport in Dubrovnik mainly consists of buses that connect the city center with surrounding neighborhoods and nearby towns. Taxis and ride-sharing services are also available for more convenient travel.
What food is Dubrovnik famous for?
Dubrovnik is famous for its fresh seafood, especially dishes like black risotto, grilled fish, and calamari. Local specialties also include pasticada (marinated beef stew) and Dubrovnik-style pršut (cured ham).
How many days should I spend in Dubrovnik?
A typical visit to Dubrovnik lasts about 3 to 4 days, allowing enough time to explore the Old Town, walk the city walls, visit nearby islands, and enjoy the beaches. Longer stays can include day trips to other parts of Croatia or additional activities.
Is English widely spoken in Dubrovnik?
Yes, English is widely spoken in Dubrovnik, especially in hotels, restaurants, shops, and tourist areas, making it easy for visitors to communicate.
Is it better to stay inside or outside the Old Town in Dubrovnik?
Staying inside the Old Town offers the convenience of being close to major attractions, restaurants, and vibrant nightlife, but it can be more expensive and crowded. Staying outside the Old Town can be more affordable and quieter, with easy access via public transport or walking.
What is there to do in Dubrovnik?
Dubrovnik offers a variety of activities including walking the historic city walls, exploring the Old Town's architecture, visiting museums and churches, taking boat trips to nearby islands, relaxing on beaches, and enjoying local cuisine. The city also hosts cultural events and festivals throughout the year.
What is the best area to stay in Dubrovnik?
The best area to stay in Dubrovnik depends on your preferences. The Old Town is ideal if you want to be in the heart of the historic and vibrant area, close to major attractions and lively streets. Staying inside the Old Town offers a unique experience but can be more expensive and crowded. Alternatively, neighborhoods like Ploče or Gruž offer more budget-friendly options with good access to transportation and amenities, while still being close enough to explore the city.
What is the average cost of food in Dubrovnik?
The average cost of a meal in Dubrovnik varies; a casual meal can cost around 10-20 euros, while dining at mid-range restaurants typically ranges from 20-50 euros per person. Fine dining options are more expensive.
What is the best time of year to visit Dubrovnik?
The best time to visit Dubrovnik is during late spring (May and June) and early fall (September and October) when the weather is warm but not overly hot, and the city is less crowded. Summer months (July and August) are popular but can be very busy and more expensive.
Are there family-friendly accommodation options in Dubrovnik?
Yes, there are family-friendly accommodations including hotels, apartments, and resorts that cater to families, offering amenities like larger rooms, pools, and kid-friendly activities.
Is Dubrovnik safe for tourists?
Yes, Dubrovnik is generally very safe for tourists. Crime rates are low, and the city is well-policed. As with any travel destination, standard safety precautions should be taken, such as watching your belongings and avoiding poorly lit areas at night.
How much does a hotel in Dubrovnik cost per night?
Hotel prices in Dubrovnik vary widely depending on the season, location, and hotel star rating. On average, you can expect to pay around 100 to 200 euros per night for a mid-range hotel. Luxury hotels can cost significantly more, especially during peak season.
What are the pros and cons of staying in the Old Town?
Staying in the Old Town provides proximity to major sights, vibrant atmosphere, and unique historic charm. The drawbacks include higher prices, crowds, and limited parking. Outside the Old Town, accommodations tend to be more affordable and quieter but may require transportation to reach the main attractions.
How far is the airport from Dubrovnik city center?
Dubrovnik Airport is approximately 20 kilometers (about 12 miles) from the city center. The journey typically takes around 30 to 40 minutes by car or shuttle bus.
What are the best beaches in Dubrovnik?
Some of the best beaches in Dubrovnik include Banje Beach, which offers stunning views of the Old Town, and Copacabana Beach, known for its lively atmosphere. Other popular beaches include Sveti Jakov and Lapad Beach, each offering beautiful scenery and clear waters.
What are common travel tips for Dubrovnik?
Travel tips include visiting during shoulder seasons to avoid crowds, booking accommodations early, walking the city walls early in the day, and exploring nearby islands. Also, carry cash as some places may not accept cards.
Do you need a car to get around Dubrovnik?
No, you do not need a car to get around Dubrovnik. The city is very walkable, especially the Old Town. Public transportation and taxis are available for reaching nearby areas and beaches. Renting a car is useful if you plan to explore outside the city or visit remote locations.
Is Dubrovnik worth visiting?
Absolutely, Dubrovnik is a stunning city known for its historic architecture, beautiful coastline, and cultural heritage. It is considered one of Croatia’s top travel destinations.

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Welcome to Dubrovnik, a city that effortlessly captivates with its stunning coastal views, rich history, and vibrant culture. Nestled along the Adriatic Sea, this UNESCO World Heritage site is often referred to as the “Pearl of the Adriatic.” As you stroll through its cobbled streets, you’ll be greeted by magnificent baroque buildings, ancient city walls, and a lively atmosphere that beckons travelers from around the globe.
Dubrovnik’s charm lies not only in its breathtaking architecture but also in its unique blend of history and modernity. The Old Town, with its well-preserved medieval structures, offers a glimpse into the past, while the bustling markets and contemporary cafes provide a taste of local life today. Whether you’re exploring the iconic Ancient City Walls or enjoying a sunset at Banje Beach, each moment in Dubrovnik feels like a scene from a storybook.
As you delve deeper into this enchanting city, you’ll discover its rich tapestry of culture, influenced by various civilizations throughout the centuries. From the stunning vistas of the surrounding islands to the vibrant festivals celebrated by locals, Dubrovnik promises an unforgettable experience for every traveler. Get ready to immerse yourself in the charm of this Adriatic gem!
Unforgettable Reasons to Fall in Love with Dubrovnik
What makes Dubrovnik a must-visit destination? For starters, the city boasts an impressive array of architectural wonders. The Old Town is a labyrinth of narrow streets lined with beautiful buildings, each with its own story to tell. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Gornji Ugao Tower and the Minceta Fortress, where you can soak in panoramic views of the city and the azure sea beyond.
Another reason to fall in love with Dubrovnik is its rich history, which is palpable at every turn. The city has stood as a significant maritime power since the Middle Ages, and remnants of its glorious past can be seen in the Placa Thoroughfare (Stradun) and the ancient fortifications. As you wander through the streets, the echoes of history will resonate with you, making your visit all the more meaningful.
Lastly, the local culture adds a vibrant layer to your experience in Dubrovnik. The city is alive with festivals celebrating everything from music to gastronomy. Engage with the locals, sample traditional dishes, and immerse yourself in the artistic expressions that fill the streets. Whether you’re attending a concert or enjoying a meal at a local restaurant, the warmth of Dubrovnik’s culture will leave a lasting impression.
When to Experience Dubrovnik at Its Best
Timing your visit to Dubrovnik can significantly enhance your experience. The best time to explore this stunning city is during the shoulder seasons of spring (April to June) and fall (September to October). During these months, the weather is pleasantly warm, making it ideal for sightseeing without the overwhelming summer crowds. You’ll find that the streets are less congested, allowing for a more relaxed exploration of the city’s many attractions.
Summer months, especially July and August, attract a wave of tourists eager to bask in the sun and enjoy the vibrant beach scene. While the atmosphere is lively, be prepared for higher prices and longer wait times at popular attractions. If you choose to visit during this period, consider booking accommodations in advance through Agoda.com to secure the best deals and locations.
Don’t miss the local festivals that occur throughout the year! The Dubrovnik Summer Festival, held from mid-July to mid-August, showcases a plethora of performances, including theater, music, and dance against the backdrop of the city’s historic sites. Experiencing Dubrovnik during one of these events can add an exciting dimension to your visit, allowing you to connect with the local culture in a unique way.
Essential Tips for a Seamless Dubrovnik Adventure
To make the most of your Dubrovnik adventure, it’s essential to be prepared with some practical travel tips. First, familiarize yourself with the local customs and etiquette. Croatians are known for their hospitality, and a simple “Dobar dan” (Good day) can go a long way in making a good impression. Additionally, be mindful of dress codes, especially when visiting religious sites, where modest attire is appreciated.
Currency is another important aspect to consider. Croatia uses the Croatian Kuna (HRK), so having some local currency on hand is advisable, particularly for small purchases at markets or local shops. ATMs are widely available, and credit cards are accepted in most establishments, but it’s always good to have cash for convenience.
Packing wisely is crucial for a pleasant stay in Dubrovnik. Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as the city is best explored on foot. Don’t forget your sunscreen and a hat, especially during the summer months, as the sun can be quite strong. If you plan to visit the beaches, pack a swimsuit and a light cover-up for easy transitions from city sightseeing to seaside relaxation.
Your Guide to the Best Hotels in Dubrovnik
Finding the perfect place to stay in Dubrovnik is an adventure in itself, as the city offers a wide range of accommodations to suit every traveler's needs. Whether you’re looking for a luxurious retreat or a cozy budget-friendly option, there’s something for everyone. One of the top choices is the Hotel Dubrovnik Palace, known for its stunning sea views and excellent service. Guests rave about the friendly staff and the beautiful surroundings, making it an ideal spot for relaxation after a day of exploring. Many reviews highlight the generous room upgrades, which add an extra touch of luxury to your stay.
If you’re traveling with family or seeking a more affordable option, Hotel Lero is a fantastic choice. This hotel is praised for its cleanliness and comfortable amenities, including a well-maintained pool area that’s perfect for unwinding. Families appreciate the spacious rooms and the convenience of nearby attractions. The reviews consistently mention the superb breakfast options, making it an excellent way to start your day before heading out to discover the city.
For those who want to indulge in a little more luxury, the Hotel Excelsior is an exceptional option. With its prime location just a short walk from the Old Town, guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea. The hotel’s staff is frequently commended for their professionalism and friendliness, enhancing the overall experience. Visitors have noted the hotel's exquisite dining options and the luxurious spa services, making it a perfect retreat for relaxation and rejuvenation.
Other notable mentions include the Royal Ariston Hotel and Royal Neptun Hotel, both of which offer stunning coastal views and top-notch amenities. Guests at the Royal Neptun Hotel rave about the superb breakfast buffet, providing a wide variety of choices to satisfy any palate. The attentive staff and clean, comfortable accommodations make it a popular choice among travelers. No matter your budget or preferences, Dubrovnik’s diverse hotel scene ensures a memorable stay.
Why Agoda.com is Your Perfect Travel Partner
When planning a trip to Dubrovnik, using Agoda.com can significantly enhance your travel experience. With a user-friendly interface, finding the ideal accommodation is a breeze. The platform provides a wide selection of hotels, from luxurious beachfront properties to charming guesthouses, ensuring that every traveler can find their perfect match. You can easily filter your search by price, amenities, and guest ratings, making it simple to compare options and make informed decisions.
Agoda.com is known for its competitive prices, often offering exclusive deals and discounts that you won’t find elsewhere. By booking through Agoda, travelers can take advantage of special promotions and last-minute offers, helping to stretch their travel budget further. The website also features detailed reviews from previous guests, giving you insights into what to expect during your stay and helping you choose accommodations that align with your preferences.
Another great feature of Agoda.com is its flexible cancellation policy, which provides peace of mind for travelers. Plans can change unexpectedly, and having the option to modify or cancel bookings without hefty fees is a significant advantage. Whether you're looking to book hotels, flights, or activities, Agoda.com simplifies the process, allowing you to focus on enjoying your time in Dubrovnik.
Navigating Dubrovnik with Ease
Getting around Dubrovnik is both easy and enjoyable, thanks to its compact size and well-connected transportation options. The city is primarily pedestrian-friendly, making it ideal for exploring on foot. Strolling through the charming streets of the Old Town allows you to soak in the stunning architecture and vibrant atmosphere at your own pace. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes, as the cobblestone paths can be uneven in places.
If you prefer public transport, Dubrovnik offers a reliable bus system that connects the Old Town with various neighborhoods and nearby attractions. The buses are frequent and affordable, making them a convenient option for travelers who want to venture outside the city center. Tickets can be purchased at kiosks or directly from the driver, and it's important to validate your ticket before boarding to avoid fines.
Taxis are also readily available, particularly around popular tourist areas. While they can be a bit pricier than public transport, they offer a quick way to reach your destination, especially if you're traveling with luggage or in a group. Rideshare services may also be operational in the area, providing additional flexibility for transportation. For a unique experience, consider taking a scenic cable car ride to the top of Mount Srdj, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of Dubrovnik and the surrounding coastline.
Thrilling Activities to Enjoy in Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is a playground for adventure seekers and culture enthusiasts alike. One of the top activities is exploring the iconic Ancient City Walls, which offer stunning views of the city and the Adriatic Sea. Walking the walls is not just a great workout but also a chance to learn about the city’s history through informative displays along the route. Guided tours are available for those who want to delve deeper into the stories behind these ancient fortifications.
For those who crave a bit of excitement, the ABYSS - Diving and Watersports Center provides thrilling opportunities for diving, snorkeling, and other water sports. The crystal-clear waters around Dubrovnik are teeming with marine life, making it a perfect location for underwater exploration. Whether you’re a seasoned diver or a beginner, there are options available for all skill levels, ensuring a memorable experience in the stunning Adriatic waters.
Another fantastic option is to embark on a guided tour of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, where you can discover hidden gems and learn about the city’s rich cultural heritage. Many tours also include visits to notable filming locations from popular TV shows and movies, providing a fun twist for fans. For a more leisurely experience, consider taking a panoramic cruise around the Old Town, offering a unique perspective of the city’s stunning architecture from the water.
Shop Like a Local in Dubrovnik
Shopping in Dubrovnik is a delightful experience, offering an array of unique boutiques and artisan shops that showcase local craftsmanship. One of the must-visit spots is the House of Nature, where you can find a fantastic selection of eco-friendly products and souvenirs that reflect the natural beauty of Croatia. From handmade soaps to organic skincare items, this shop emphasizes sustainability while providing a taste of local flavor.
For those interested in jewelry, Ivona's House - Buza Jewelry is a hidden gem. This charming store features exquisite pieces crafted by local artisans, often inspired by the stunning landscapes of Dubrovnik. Whether you’re looking for a special gift or a personal keepsake, the unique designs here are sure to impress. Additionally, Candle Kingdom offers a variety of handcrafted candles, perfect for adding a touch of Croatian charm to your home.
If you’re on the hunt for delicious local products, Honeybunch is a must-stop. This shop specializes in artisanal honey and other sweet treats, allowing you to sample the flavors of the region. Lastly, don’t miss OPG Sardi, where you can find a selection of traditional Croatian products, including olive oil, wine, and dried herbs. Shopping in Dubrovnik not only allows you to take home a piece of the city but also supports local artisans and businesses.
Nature’s Wonders Await in Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is not just about its historic charm; the surrounding natural landscape is equally breathtaking. One of the most popular spots is Lokrum Island, a short boat ride from the Old Town. This lush island is perfect for a day trip, offering beautiful hiking trails, serene beaches, and the enchanting botanical gardens of the former Benedictine monastery. Visitors can explore the island’s natural beauty, swim in secluded coves, or simply relax under the shade of ancient trees.
Banje Beach is another highlight, known for its stunning views of the Old Town and crystal-clear waters. It’s an ideal spot for sunbathing, swimming, or enjoying a refreshing drink at the beach bar. For those seeking a more tranquil experience, Plaža Lapad offers a quieter beach atmosphere, perfect for families and those looking to unwind. The promenade nearby is lined with cafes and restaurants, making it a great place to enjoy a meal with a view.
For a panoramic view of the city and its surroundings, take the Mount Srdj Ropeway. The cable car ride provides breathtaking views of Dubrovnik and the Adriatic Sea, and once at the top, visitors can explore the fortress and enjoy a meal at the restaurant overlooking the stunning landscape. Whether hiking, swimming, or simply soaking in the views, the natural wonders surrounding Dubrovnik are not to be missed.
Step Back in Time with Dubrovnik’s Historical Gems
History enthusiasts will find Dubrovnik to be a treasure trove of historical gems. The Ancient City Walls are a must-see, offering a fascinating glimpse into the city’s past. Stretching nearly two kilometers, these walls are among the best-preserved fortifications in Europe. Walking along the walls not only provides insight into the city’s defensive history but also offers spectacular views of the Adriatic Sea and the terracotta rooftops of the Old Town.
Don’t miss the chance to visit the Minceta Fortress, which stands proudly at the northern end of the city walls. This fortress is a symbol of the city’s resilience and offers one of the highest viewpoints in Dubrovnik. Inside the Old Town, the Placa Thoroughfare (Stradun) serves as the main street, lined with shops and cafes, where visitors can soak in the vibrant atmosphere while admiring the stunning architecture that dates back to the Renaissance period.
Another historical highlight is the Gornji Ugao Tower, which provides a captivating insight into the city’s medieval defenses. The tower, along with the nearby Franciscan Monastery, showcases the rich architectural heritage that defines Dubrovnik. Exploring these historical attractions allows visitors to appreciate the city’s storied past and the cultural influences that have shaped it over the centuries.
Family-Friendly Fun in Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is an excellent destination for families, offering a variety of attractions and activities that cater to all ages. One of the top family-friendly spots is the ABYSS - Diving and Watersports Center, where families can enjoy a range of water activities, from snorkeling to kayaking. The center provides equipment and guidance for beginners, making it easy for families to explore the stunning underwater world of the Adriatic Sea together.
Another great option for family fun is a visit to the city’s beaches, such as Banje Beach and Plaža Lapad. These beaches offer shallow waters and plenty of space for children to play. Many beachside cafes cater to families, providing a comfortable spot to relax while enjoying refreshments. The scenic views and family-friendly atmosphere make these beaches perfect for a day of sun and sand.
For a more educational experience, consider a guided tour of Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Many tours are designed specifically for families, incorporating fun facts and engaging stories that will capture the attention of younger visitors. Exploring the city’s history and culture together can be a memorable experience for families, allowing them to bond while discovering the rich heritage of this beautiful destination.
Festivals and Events That Bring Dubrovnik to Life
Dubrovnik is alive with festivals and events throughout the year, showcasing the city’s vibrant culture and community spirit. One of the most anticipated events is the Dubrovnik Summer Festival, held from mid-July to mid-August. This festival features a diverse program of performances, including theater, music, and dance, set against the backdrop of the city’s historic sites. Attending a performance during this festival is a fantastic way to experience the local arts scene and enjoy the cultural richness of Dubrovnik.
In addition to the summer festival, the city hosts the Dubrovnik Winter Festival, which transforms the Old Town into a winter wonderland. Visitors can enjoy festive decorations, local crafts, and traditional holiday foods, creating a magical atmosphere during the holiday season. The festival also features concerts and cultural events, making it a delightful time to experience the city’s charm.
For those interested in local traditions, the Feast of St. Blaise, celebrated in February, is a significant event in Dubrovnik. This festival honors the city’s patron saint with a colorful procession and various cultural activities. Participating in local festivals allows visitors to connect with the community and experience the traditions that make Dubrovnik a unique destination.
Getting Practical with Dubrovnik Travel Information
Before traveling to Dubrovnik, it’s essential to be informed about practical travel details. Visitors should check the visa requirements based on their nationality, as citizens from many countries can enter Croatia without a visa for short stays. It’s advisable to ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date to avoid any potential issues.
Health and safety are also important considerations. Dubrovnik is generally a safe city, but like any tourist destination, it’s wise to stay vigilant and keep an eye on personal belongings. Travel insurance is recommended to cover unexpected medical expenses or trip cancellations. Local emergency services can be reached by dialing 112, and pharmacies are widely available throughout the city.
For those needing medical assistance, several clinics and hospitals are located in Dubrovnik, providing quality healthcare services. Familiarizing yourself with local customs and emergency contacts will ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip to this beautiful city.
Exploring Beyond Dubrovnik’s Borders
While Dubrovnik offers a wealth of attractions, exploring the surrounding areas can enhance your travel experience. One popular day trip option is to visit Kravica Falls, located about an hour’s drive from the city. This stunning waterfall is perfect for swimming and picnicking, providing a refreshing escape into nature. The picturesque setting makes it a great spot for photography and relaxation.
Another fantastic destination is Mostar, known for its iconic bridge and rich cultural heritage. The journey to Mostar takes approximately two hours, and the town is famous for its stunning Ottoman architecture and vibrant bazaars. Visitors can explore the old town, sample local cuisine, and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Neretva River.
For those looking for more adventure, consider a guided tour that includes stops at Pocitelj and Blagaj, both of which offer unique cultural experiences and stunning landscapes. Engaging in these day trips allows travelers to appreciate the diverse beauty of the region and create lasting memories beyond the city limits of Dubrovnik.
Dining Delights in Dubrovnik
The culinary scene in Dubrovnik is as rich and diverse as its history, offering a delightful array of dining options that cater to every palate. For a taste of local flavors, Restaurant Nautika is a must-visit. Located near the Old Town, this restaurant boasts stunning views of the sea and serves exquisite dishes that highlight fresh seafood and traditional Croatian ingredients. Diners rave about the attentive service and the beautifully presented meals that make for an unforgettable dining experience.
If you’re in the mood for a more casual atmosphere, Konoba Dubrava offers a cozy setting where you can enjoy authentic Croatian cuisine. This family-run tavern is known for its hearty dishes, including homemade pasta and grilled meats. The warm hospitality and rustic charm create a welcoming environment for families and groups looking to enjoy a delicious meal together.
For those who love dessert, a visit to Caffe Bar La Bodega is essential. This charming café is famous for its delectable desserts and coffee, making it the perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploring. Whether you choose a traditional Croatian pastry or a refreshing gelato, the sweet treats here are sure to satisfy your cravings.





















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