Hotel 4 Bintang di Kawasan Dubrovnik-Neretva, Croatia

Très bon hôtel très confortable et très propre. Personnel à l'accueil et au restaurant super sympa. Équipe jeune mais très agréable. Ma chambre avait tout le confort. Petit déjeuner non compris mais je l'ai pris et le prix n'est pas excessif (15€) et beaucoup de choix. Le restaurant est à côté de la réception. Le prix de la chambre est d'un très bon rapport qualité prix. Il y a un arrêt de bus à côté (numéro 6). Et la Marina est juste à côté (le port). La vieille ville de dubrovnik est à 10/15 minutes en bus où 30 /40 minutes à pied (excellent exercice). Je recommande ce nouvel hôtel (ouvert seulement en 2022 je crois). Le restaurant est excellent. J'ai mangé le soir

As many of the other reviews state this hotel is not in the old city - it is a 20min walk (about 2km) down to the old city, which in the heat of the midday sun can be an issue for some, particularly if you are trekking uphill back to the hotel. The best alternative option is to catch the #4 bus from the Pile Gate and then get off on the 4th stop which is 100m away from the hotel (4min bus ride). There are not a large number of reasonable restaurants close by and the on-premises Bosnian restaurant (Taj Mahal) cannot be booked to the room. It is a mid-range hotel built in the 1970s, so it does have an older feel. It is not that large, with just over 150 rooms but larger than the boutique hotels we were used to staying it on our Croatian trip. We stayed in one of their classic rooms - without any view (unless you count the adjoining building as a view). The double bed was just two single beds pushed together, which meant disappearing down the crevice in-between regularly during the night. I'd suggest booking a superior room, which are larger, more modern, in the newer wing of the hotel and include a bathtub. The Wi-Fi was easy to access and relatively fast. The air conditioning only be turned on when the room key was inserted, which meant, dependent on the room orientation, you could come back to a warm room which might take some time to cool down. They only supplied one bottle of water for entire stay, which they could easily address. The swimming pool is fairly small, almost always in shade and can only be accessed via the lobby (doesn't have any change facilities by the pool). We arrived in the morning, well before the 2pm check-in, and whilst they stored our luggage and offered us use of the pool whilst we waited there really wasn't anywhere to get changed and take up the offer. The breakfast, included in the room tariff, was a reasonable quality with a relatively choice of options however it didn't vary at all during our five-day stay. The lobby/foyer can get congested at times when larger tour groups arrive, with all their luggage in tow. The staff were polite and endeavoured to help us where they could. Not my favourite accommodation in Croatia but serviceable for what we needed.

Great place to stay on the outskirts of Dubrovnik. Nice design details. Rooms with amazing view of the water. Quiet. Terrific beach just across the street. Nice breakfast with lots of options. Plus, they allowed us to have a super early check-in when our flight arrived early.

We enjoyed our time at this hotel and it was a great base for exploring Dubrovnik and trips to Bosnia and Montenegro. Plus points: + Good location for us in the new town. Yes, it’s a bit of a walk to the old town but there is everything you need within close proximity and more affordable restaurants within walking distance. If you don’t mind the walk, you can walk to the old town in 30-40 minutes. + The reception service was efficient and friendly. My special requests were actioned which was much appreciated. Although not all staff spoke fluent English. + Cleaning of rooms was also to a high standard and the cleaner herself was incredibly friendly and helpful, a credit to the hotel. + Rooms were of a good standard; lovely balcony and view (other than two ugly buildings), roomy functioning fridge, kettle in room with coffee, comfortable beds, good shower. The view and balcony made our stay extra nice. + We loved the gym and indoor pool facilities, and it was a great to have these available. Negative points: - Parts of the room could use some TLC, with damaged walls, stains on curtains etc. - Hairdryer was very poor and underpowered. Could easily be improved. - The hotel information said nothing about a kettle in-room and reviews said this was missing, this info needs updating as I was forced to bring a travel kettle when I didn’t need one. - The rooms have no milk for coffee and no proper tea bags. Many similar priced hotels have milk as a minimum, others have Nespresso coffee machines. British travellers will always want proper tea and coffee making facilities, and will check this on the hotel info! - Be prepared for a steep walk down (and back up) the stairs to get to the harbour and marina area. We are physically fit but struggled coming back up - a workout in itself! Not a negative as such but anyone older or with accessibility issues would need a taxi. - As it was off season, the outside pool was empty which was fine, but there was also nowhere to sit outside and enjoy the sunshine or a coffee. We didn’t try breakfast as we thought the price was expensive and reviews online were mixed. There are plenty of shops and facilities down the stairs. Also a few nice restaurants after you get down the stairs - Zrinski and Porat (Porat has a nicer ambience). We would also recommend day trips to Montenegro and Bosnia - they will pick you up from outside the hotel and really made our trip fantastic. Overall we would recommend Hotel Adria and would stay again - thank you to the staff for a lovely experience.

Busy during the summer but a great stay overall. Easy beach access (at a nearby hotel) and a direct bus route to the old town. A nice break.

We stayed at the Royal Neptun for 1 week, it is 1 of 3 hotels forming a complex - Neptun is a 4 star and the other 2, 5 star and we could definitely see the difference. The highs, the location is outstanding, the walk along the promenade to the bars and restaurants, superb. The roof top bar and pool, amazing place to have drinks and watch the sunset, the pizzas in ‘on the rocks bar’ yummy, food and setting in Zoe was well worth the money, and the massage in the spa was one of the best I’ve had. So why only 3 stars: we checked in, other guests checking in were offered support with their luggage which we weren’t, maybe only for the 5 star, we didn’t mind but just noticeable. We walked into our room, first sight clean and tidy but then started to notice the red and white stains on the carpet, broken shower and safe, bathroom door sort of fixed. Breakfast was not a pleasant experience at all, it is not big enough for the size of the hotel, lots and lots of people walking around looking for tables, no management overseeing the flow of customers, staff moral appeared low, no one was smiling, would pass and not acknowledge you, when trying to attract attention it was like they looked through you and go in a different direction. Food ran out very quickly, all meats, cheeses etc were not covered and I could see the flies landing on it, the queue for omelettes was at least 10mins so big gathered all around where other guests were trying to eat. Pool area, as this is a family hotel was really surprised to see glass being used, 1 time were saw a glass break and a little boy cut his foot and second a wine glass broke and the stem ended up in the pool - no one was asked to leave whilst it was cleaned. This hotel has the making of amazing place to stay so hoping this feedback will help make the tweaks it’s needs.

Perfect hotel! If you’re coming to Dubrovnik for a short stay or a long stay this hotel is just so quaint. It’s located close to the port and not a far walk from old town. It’s incredibly new, boutique and spacey. The one thing that sets this hotel apart and will have me recommending them and booking again is there staff. They were SO ACCOMMODATING. Vanessa and Ivana really went above and beyond and are true gems of hospitality. Thanks for a lovely stay!

Super good view at breakfast and very good food!

Una valoración del Hotel Hamlet o Antiqa Ragusa, que parece ser que es el mismo. No se ni por donde empezar. Comenzaré por lo que tiene de bueno, el hotel está situado a unos pocos metros de la calle principal del Old Town de Dubrovnik, así que la ubicación es excelente, si lo que quieres es estar en el centro. La limpieza de las habitaciones es correcta, sin mas. Lo malo: Lo peor de todo es que no existe una recepción como tal, la han convertido en bar, gran jugada, así que las fotos del hotel en las que aparece dicha recepción, olvidadlas. Cuando llegas te encuentras a un chaval detrás de una barra que te señala una mesa con unos papeles, uno de ellos con tu nombre y la llave de la habitación, nadie te pide identificación (no me había pasado jamás), nadie te explica nada, ahí te apañes. Puesto que la recepción es un bar, abre hasta pasada la media noche, con musica a tope, gritos y jolgorio. No solo de clientes, sino del empleado de turno con sus amigotes. y si te quejas, encima se cachondean. A eso hay que sumar que hay mas antros en la calle y añaden su ración diaria de ruido. A las 6 de la mañana, vuelve el ruido con el siguiente turno de empleado (solo hay uno por turno), moviendo barriles de cerveza y encendiendo la musica a las 7. En cuanto a la estética, el hotel se vende como si tuviese una decoración clásica y lo que tiene son muebles viejos de mercadillo. Cutre a mas no poder. Nadie te informa tampoco de que hay desayuno incluido, acorde con el resto del hotel, no es una maravilla, de hecho es ligeramente birrioso, esa especie de Tang Croata que te sirven como zumo, me trajo recuerdos de mi niñez en los 80. Como anécdotas curiosas, la primera noche había un simpático gato dentro del hotel, de los muchos que viven sueltos en la ciudad, y al abrir la puerta se coló en nuestra habitación y pese a que me encantan los gatos, tuve que perder diez minutos en tratar de convencerlo de que saliese de debajo de la cama y se fuese a hacer sus tareas de gato a otro sitio. La segunda noche tuve que hacer lo propio con una cucaracha del tamaño de un mechero Bic, supongo que al estar en la parte vieja de la ciudad esto puede ser hasta normal. Por lo demás. una tele con un solo canal, un agujero en el techo del baño por el que cabía King África, sin caja fuerte, la ducha salpica e inunda el baño, el asiento del inodoro medio roto, sin ascensor, en fin, una joya. En resumen, pagas (y mucho) por la ubicación. Porque mas que un hotel es la pensión Pepito. Recomiendo que si quieres alojarte en la ciudad antigua cojas cualquier apartamento, que hay cientos de ellos y huyas de este garito sin mirar atrás. No lo voy a valorar como pésimo porque la señora de la limpieza es bastante simpática, solo hablaba Croata, pero con simpatía.

Très bon hôtel très confortable et très propre. Personnel à l'accueil et au restaurant super sympa. Équipe jeune mais très agréable. Ma chambre avait tout le confort. Petit déjeuner non compris mais je l'ai pris et le prix n'est pas excessif (15€) et beaucoup de choix. Le restaurant est à côté de la réception. Le prix de la chambre est d'un très bon rapport qualité prix. Il y a un arrêt de bus à côté (numéro 6). Et la Marina est juste à côté (le port). La vieille ville de dubrovnik est à 10/15 minutes en bus où 30 /40 minutes à pied (excellent exercice). Je recommande ce nouvel hôtel (ouvert seulement en 2022 je crois). Le restaurant est excellent. J'ai mangé le soir

As many of the other reviews state this hotel is not in the old city - it is a 20min walk (about 2km) down to the old city, which in the heat of the midday sun can be an issue for some, particularly if you are trekking uphill back to the hotel. The best alternative option is to catch the #4 bus from the Pile Gate and then get off on the 4th stop which is 100m away from the hotel (4min bus ride). There are not a large number of reasonable restaurants close by and the on-premises Bosnian restaurant (Taj Mahal) cannot be booked to the room. It is a mid-range hotel built in the 1970s, so it does have an older feel. It is not that large, with just over 150 rooms but larger than the boutique hotels we were used to staying it on our Croatian trip. We stayed in one of their classic rooms - without any view (unless you count the adjoining building as a view). The double bed was just two single beds pushed together, which meant disappearing down the crevice in-between regularly during the night. I'd suggest booking a superior room, which are larger, more modern, in the newer wing of the hotel and include a bathtub. The Wi-Fi was easy to access and relatively fast. The air conditioning only be turned on when the room key was inserted, which meant, dependent on the room orientation, you could come back to a warm room which might take some time to cool down. They only supplied one bottle of water for entire stay, which they could easily address. The swimming pool is fairly small, almost always in shade and can only be accessed via the lobby (doesn't have any change facilities by the pool). We arrived in the morning, well before the 2pm check-in, and whilst they stored our luggage and offered us use of the pool whilst we waited there really wasn't anywhere to get changed and take up the offer. The breakfast, included in the room tariff, was a reasonable quality with a relatively choice of options however it didn't vary at all during our five-day stay. The lobby/foyer can get congested at times when larger tour groups arrive, with all their luggage in tow. The staff were polite and endeavoured to help us where they could. Not my favourite accommodation in Croatia but serviceable for what we needed.

Great place to stay on the outskirts of Dubrovnik. Nice design details. Rooms with amazing view of the water. Quiet. Terrific beach just across the street. Nice breakfast with lots of options. Plus, they allowed us to have a super early check-in when our flight arrived early.

We enjoyed our time at this hotel and it was a great base for exploring Dubrovnik and trips to Bosnia and Montenegro. Plus points: + Good location for us in the new town. Yes, it’s a bit of a walk to the old town but there is everything you need within close proximity and more affordable restaurants within walking distance. If you don’t mind the walk, you can walk to the old town in 30-40 minutes. + The reception service was efficient and friendly. My special requests were actioned which was much appreciated. Although not all staff spoke fluent English. + Cleaning of rooms was also to a high standard and the cleaner herself was incredibly friendly and helpful, a credit to the hotel. + Rooms were of a good standard; lovely balcony and view (other than two ugly buildings), roomy functioning fridge, kettle in room with coffee, comfortable beds, good shower. The view and balcony made our stay extra nice. + We loved the gym and indoor pool facilities, and it was a great to have these available. Negative points: - Parts of the room could use some TLC, with damaged walls, stains on curtains etc. - Hairdryer was very poor and underpowered. Could easily be improved. - The hotel information said nothing about a kettle in-room and reviews said this was missing, this info needs updating as I was forced to bring a travel kettle when I didn’t need one. - The rooms have no milk for coffee and no proper tea bags. Many similar priced hotels have milk as a minimum, others have Nespresso coffee machines. British travellers will always want proper tea and coffee making facilities, and will check this on the hotel info! - Be prepared for a steep walk down (and back up) the stairs to get to the harbour and marina area. We are physically fit but struggled coming back up - a workout in itself! Not a negative as such but anyone older or with accessibility issues would need a taxi. - As it was off season, the outside pool was empty which was fine, but there was also nowhere to sit outside and enjoy the sunshine or a coffee. We didn’t try breakfast as we thought the price was expensive and reviews online were mixed. There are plenty of shops and facilities down the stairs. Also a few nice restaurants after you get down the stairs - Zrinski and Porat (Porat has a nicer ambience). We would also recommend day trips to Montenegro and Bosnia - they will pick you up from outside the hotel and really made our trip fantastic. Overall we would recommend Hotel Adria and would stay again - thank you to the staff for a lovely experience.

Busy during the summer but a great stay overall. Easy beach access (at a nearby hotel) and a direct bus route to the old town. A nice break.

We stayed at the Royal Neptun for 1 week, it is 1 of 3 hotels forming a complex - Neptun is a 4 star and the other 2, 5 star and we could definitely see the difference. The highs, the location is outstanding, the walk along the promenade to the bars and restaurants, superb. The roof top bar and pool, amazing place to have drinks and watch the sunset, the pizzas in ‘on the rocks bar’ yummy, food and setting in Zoe was well worth the money, and the massage in the spa was one of the best I’ve had. So why only 3 stars: we checked in, other guests checking in were offered support with their luggage which we weren’t, maybe only for the 5 star, we didn’t mind but just noticeable. We walked into our room, first sight clean and tidy but then started to notice the red and white stains on the carpet, broken shower and safe, bathroom door sort of fixed. Breakfast was not a pleasant experience at all, it is not big enough for the size of the hotel, lots and lots of people walking around looking for tables, no management overseeing the flow of customers, staff moral appeared low, no one was smiling, would pass and not acknowledge you, when trying to attract attention it was like they looked through you and go in a different direction. Food ran out very quickly, all meats, cheeses etc were not covered and I could see the flies landing on it, the queue for omelettes was at least 10mins so big gathered all around where other guests were trying to eat. Pool area, as this is a family hotel was really surprised to see glass being used, 1 time were saw a glass break and a little boy cut his foot and second a wine glass broke and the stem ended up in the pool - no one was asked to leave whilst it was cleaned. This hotel has the making of amazing place to stay so hoping this feedback will help make the tweaks it’s needs.

Perfect hotel! If you’re coming to Dubrovnik for a short stay or a long stay this hotel is just so quaint. It’s located close to the port and not a far walk from old town. It’s incredibly new, boutique and spacey. The one thing that sets this hotel apart and will have me recommending them and booking again is there staff. They were SO ACCOMMODATING. Vanessa and Ivana really went above and beyond and are true gems of hospitality. Thanks for a lovely stay!

Una valoración del Hotel Hamlet o Antiqa Ragusa, que parece ser que es el mismo. No se ni por donde empezar. Comenzaré por lo que tiene de bueno, el hotel está situado a unos pocos metros de la calle principal del Old Town de Dubrovnik, así que la ubicación es excelente, si lo que quieres es estar en el centro. La limpieza de las habitaciones es correcta, sin mas. Lo malo: Lo peor de todo es que no existe una recepción como tal, la han convertido en bar, gran jugada, así que las fotos del hotel en las que aparece dicha recepción, olvidadlas. Cuando llegas te encuentras a un chaval detrás de una barra que te señala una mesa con unos papeles, uno de ellos con tu nombre y la llave de la habitación, nadie te pide identificación (no me había pasado jamás), nadie te explica nada, ahí te apañes. Puesto que la recepción es un bar, abre hasta pasada la media noche, con musica a tope, gritos y jolgorio. No solo de clientes, sino del empleado de turno con sus amigotes. y si te quejas, encima se cachondean. A eso hay que sumar que hay mas antros en la calle y añaden su ración diaria de ruido. A las 6 de la mañana, vuelve el ruido con el siguiente turno de empleado (solo hay uno por turno), moviendo barriles de cerveza y encendiendo la musica a las 7. En cuanto a la estética, el hotel se vende como si tuviese una decoración clásica y lo que tiene son muebles viejos de mercadillo. Cutre a mas no poder. Nadie te informa tampoco de que hay desayuno incluido, acorde con el resto del hotel, no es una maravilla, de hecho es ligeramente birrioso, esa especie de Tang Croata que te sirven como zumo, me trajo recuerdos de mi niñez en los 80. Como anécdotas curiosas, la primera noche había un simpático gato dentro del hotel, de los muchos que viven sueltos en la ciudad, y al abrir la puerta se coló en nuestra habitación y pese a que me encantan los gatos, tuve que perder diez minutos en tratar de convencerlo de que saliese de debajo de la cama y se fuese a hacer sus tareas de gato a otro sitio. La segunda noche tuve que hacer lo propio con una cucaracha del tamaño de un mechero Bic, supongo que al estar en la parte vieja de la ciudad esto puede ser hasta normal. Por lo demás. una tele con un solo canal, un agujero en el techo del baño por el que cabía King África, sin caja fuerte, la ducha salpica e inunda el baño, el asiento del inodoro medio roto, sin ascensor, en fin, una joya. En resumen, pagas (y mucho) por la ubicación. Porque mas que un hotel es la pensión Pepito. Recomiendo que si quieres alojarte en la ciudad antigua cojas cualquier apartamento, que hay cientos de ellos y huyas de este garito sin mirar atrás. No lo voy a valorar como pésimo porque la señora de la limpieza es bastante simpática, solo hablaba Croata, pero con simpatía.

Villa Orabelle Dubrovnik is necessary when visiting Dubrovnik Croatia. This small luxury hotel offers all the amenities for a perfect vacation. All the rooms in the villa are unique and well-appointed with excellent bedding, and the amenities throughout will exceed your expectations with excellent Wi-Fi as well. Some rooms have open balconies with day beds for relaxing with stunning views of the Adriatic Sea. In the morning, guests get treated to an exquisite breakfast of fresh squeezed juices and smoothies, and freshly baked breads, homemade jams, freshly made hot dishes, all served to perfection. The restaurant offers both indoor and terrace dining for both lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy an aperitivo at one of the two outdoor affinity pools. The staff are extremely helpful and knowledgeable, always greeting you with a smile and willingness to help. Do yourself a favor, when you visit Dubrovnik for business or pleasure, stay at Villa Orabelle Dubrovnik. You will understand how it feels to get pampered from the minute you arrive until you must say “goodbye.” The hotel and staff are amazing. We cannot wait to come back! Thank you – The Team at Jetsetz.com

This is a lovely hotel, clean rooms with good supply of hot water & easy to control air-con, clean pool, free pool towels and free safe (no deposit required), pleasant and welcoming staff. Great breakfast with lots of choice. The hotel kindly prepared us a packed breakfast one morning as we had booked an early trip. Also they were quite happy to provide us with an early morning call. Live music is provided several nights a week in the pool area and is good, and not overly loud. Poolside food is excellent and not too pricey. There are vending machines in the hotel so you can get cold drinks and snacks at any time, however they do appear to be a bit temperamental. I was concerned before I arrived after seeing some reports of construction work outside the hotel but in my opinion it has little impact on the hotel. The work is being carried out to the harbour road, so there is some disruption to the view of the boats and beyond from the hotel pool area. However in terms of noise, we experienced none during our stay other than a couple of lorries passing along the road. In terms of access, if you turn left outside the hotel gate, you can easily walk into the town on a well made road and footpath. If you turn right, it is rough underfoot and not suitable for high heeled shoes or pushchairs, but anyone wearing flat shoes and able-bodied is fine (but to be honest, there's little need to turn right). The buses run frequently into Old Dubrovnik (2 euros each way) and the bus stop is about a 10 mins amble up the hill on the roundabout (slightly less if you use the steps on the left after the hotel as it's a short cut). Plenty of restaurants up the hill and across the road to the pedestrian walkway to the beach. Lots of choice.

Très bon hôtel très confortable et très propre. Personnel à l'accueil et au restaurant super sympa. Équipe jeune mais très agréable. Ma chambre avait tout le confort. Petit déjeuner non compris mais je l'ai pris et le prix n'est pas excessif (15€) et beaucoup de choix. Le restaurant est à côté de la réception. Le prix de la chambre est d'un très bon rapport qualité prix. Il y a un arrêt de bus à côté (numéro 6). Et la Marina est juste à côté (le port). La vieille ville de dubrovnik est à 10/15 minutes en bus où 30 /40 minutes à pied (excellent exercice). Je recommande ce nouvel hôtel (ouvert seulement en 2022 je crois). Le restaurant est excellent. J'ai mangé le soir

As many of the other reviews state this hotel is not in the old city - it is a 20min walk (about 2km) down to the old city, which in the heat of the midday sun can be an issue for some, particularly if you are trekking uphill back to the hotel. The best alternative option is to catch the #4 bus from the Pile Gate and then get off on the 4th stop which is 100m away from the hotel (4min bus ride). There are not a large number of reasonable restaurants close by and the on-premises Bosnian restaurant (Taj Mahal) cannot be booked to the room. It is a mid-range hotel built in the 1970s, so it does have an older feel. It is not that large, with just over 150 rooms but larger than the boutique hotels we were used to staying it on our Croatian trip. We stayed in one of their classic rooms - without any view (unless you count the adjoining building as a view). The double bed was just two single beds pushed together, which meant disappearing down the crevice in-between regularly during the night. I'd suggest booking a superior room, which are larger, more modern, in the newer wing of the hotel and include a bathtub. The Wi-Fi was easy to access and relatively fast. The air conditioning only be turned on when the room key was inserted, which meant, dependent on the room orientation, you could come back to a warm room which might take some time to cool down. They only supplied one bottle of water for entire stay, which they could easily address. The swimming pool is fairly small, almost always in shade and can only be accessed via the lobby (doesn't have any change facilities by the pool). We arrived in the morning, well before the 2pm check-in, and whilst they stored our luggage and offered us use of the pool whilst we waited there really wasn't anywhere to get changed and take up the offer. The breakfast, included in the room tariff, was a reasonable quality with a relatively choice of options however it didn't vary at all during our five-day stay. The lobby/foyer can get congested at times when larger tour groups arrive, with all their luggage in tow. The staff were polite and endeavoured to help us where they could. Not my favourite accommodation in Croatia but serviceable for what we needed.

We enjoyed our time at this hotel and it was a great base for exploring Dubrovnik and trips to Bosnia and Montenegro. Plus points: + Good location for us in the new town. Yes, it’s a bit of a walk to the old town but there is everything you need within close proximity and more affordable restaurants within walking distance. If you don’t mind the walk, you can walk to the old town in 30-40 minutes. + The reception service was efficient and friendly. My special requests were actioned which was much appreciated. Although not all staff spoke fluent English. + Cleaning of rooms was also to a high standard and the cleaner herself was incredibly friendly and helpful, a credit to the hotel. + Rooms were of a good standard; lovely balcony and view (other than two ugly buildings), roomy functioning fridge, kettle in room with coffee, comfortable beds, good shower. The view and balcony made our stay extra nice. + We loved the gym and indoor pool facilities, and it was a great to have these available. Negative points: - Parts of the room could use some TLC, with damaged walls, stains on curtains etc. - Hairdryer was very poor and underpowered. Could easily be improved. - The hotel information said nothing about a kettle in-room and reviews said this was missing, this info needs updating as I was forced to bring a travel kettle when I didn’t need one. - The rooms have no milk for coffee and no proper tea bags. Many similar priced hotels have milk as a minimum, others have Nespresso coffee machines. British travellers will always want proper tea and coffee making facilities, and will check this on the hotel info! - Be prepared for a steep walk down (and back up) the stairs to get to the harbour and marina area. We are physically fit but struggled coming back up - a workout in itself! Not a negative as such but anyone older or with accessibility issues would need a taxi. - As it was off season, the outside pool was empty which was fine, but there was also nowhere to sit outside and enjoy the sunshine or a coffee. We didn’t try breakfast as we thought the price was expensive and reviews online were mixed. There are plenty of shops and facilities down the stairs. Also a few nice restaurants after you get down the stairs - Zrinski and Porat (Porat has a nicer ambience). We would also recommend day trips to Montenegro and Bosnia - they will pick you up from outside the hotel and really made our trip fantastic. Overall we would recommend Hotel Adria and would stay again - thank you to the staff for a lovely experience.

Busy during the summer but a great stay overall. Easy beach access (at a nearby hotel) and a direct bus route to the old town. A nice break.

We stayed at the Royal Neptun for 1 week, it is 1 of 3 hotels forming a complex - Neptun is a 4 star and the other 2, 5 star and we could definitely see the difference. The highs, the location is outstanding, the walk along the promenade to the bars and restaurants, superb. The roof top bar and pool, amazing place to have drinks and watch the sunset, the pizzas in ‘on the rocks bar’ yummy, food and setting in Zoe was well worth the money, and the massage in the spa was one of the best I’ve had. So why only 3 stars: we checked in, other guests checking in were offered support with their luggage which we weren’t, maybe only for the 5 star, we didn’t mind but just noticeable. We walked into our room, first sight clean and tidy but then started to notice the red and white stains on the carpet, broken shower and safe, bathroom door sort of fixed. Breakfast was not a pleasant experience at all, it is not big enough for the size of the hotel, lots and lots of people walking around looking for tables, no management overseeing the flow of customers, staff moral appeared low, no one was smiling, would pass and not acknowledge you, when trying to attract attention it was like they looked through you and go in a different direction. Food ran out very quickly, all meats, cheeses etc were not covered and I could see the flies landing on it, the queue for omelettes was at least 10mins so big gathered all around where other guests were trying to eat. Pool area, as this is a family hotel was really surprised to see glass being used, 1 time were saw a glass break and a little boy cut his foot and second a wine glass broke and the stem ended up in the pool - no one was asked to leave whilst it was cleaned. This hotel has the making of amazing place to stay so hoping this feedback will help make the tweaks it’s needs.

Perfect hotel! If you’re coming to Dubrovnik for a short stay or a long stay this hotel is just so quaint. It’s located close to the port and not a far walk from old town. It’s incredibly new, boutique and spacey. The one thing that sets this hotel apart and will have me recommending them and booking again is there staff. They were SO ACCOMMODATING. Vanessa and Ivana really went above and beyond and are true gems of hospitality. Thanks for a lovely stay!

Una valoración del Hotel Hamlet o Antiqa Ragusa, que parece ser que es el mismo. No se ni por donde empezar. Comenzaré por lo que tiene de bueno, el hotel está situado a unos pocos metros de la calle principal del Old Town de Dubrovnik, así que la ubicación es excelente, si lo que quieres es estar en el centro. La limpieza de las habitaciones es correcta, sin mas. Lo malo: Lo peor de todo es que no existe una recepción como tal, la han convertido en bar, gran jugada, así que las fotos del hotel en las que aparece dicha recepción, olvidadlas. Cuando llegas te encuentras a un chaval detrás de una barra que te señala una mesa con unos papeles, uno de ellos con tu nombre y la llave de la habitación, nadie te pide identificación (no me había pasado jamás), nadie te explica nada, ahí te apañes. Puesto que la recepción es un bar, abre hasta pasada la media noche, con musica a tope, gritos y jolgorio. No solo de clientes, sino del empleado de turno con sus amigotes. y si te quejas, encima se cachondean. A eso hay que sumar que hay mas antros en la calle y añaden su ración diaria de ruido. A las 6 de la mañana, vuelve el ruido con el siguiente turno de empleado (solo hay uno por turno), moviendo barriles de cerveza y encendiendo la musica a las 7. En cuanto a la estética, el hotel se vende como si tuviese una decoración clásica y lo que tiene son muebles viejos de mercadillo. Cutre a mas no poder. Nadie te informa tampoco de que hay desayuno incluido, acorde con el resto del hotel, no es una maravilla, de hecho es ligeramente birrioso, esa especie de Tang Croata que te sirven como zumo, me trajo recuerdos de mi niñez en los 80. Como anécdotas curiosas, la primera noche había un simpático gato dentro del hotel, de los muchos que viven sueltos en la ciudad, y al abrir la puerta se coló en nuestra habitación y pese a que me encantan los gatos, tuve que perder diez minutos en tratar de convencerlo de que saliese de debajo de la cama y se fuese a hacer sus tareas de gato a otro sitio. La segunda noche tuve que hacer lo propio con una cucaracha del tamaño de un mechero Bic, supongo que al estar en la parte vieja de la ciudad esto puede ser hasta normal. Por lo demás. una tele con un solo canal, un agujero en el techo del baño por el que cabía King África, sin caja fuerte, la ducha salpica e inunda el baño, el asiento del inodoro medio roto, sin ascensor, en fin, una joya. En resumen, pagas (y mucho) por la ubicación. Porque mas que un hotel es la pensión Pepito. Recomiendo que si quieres alojarte en la ciudad antigua cojas cualquier apartamento, que hay cientos de ellos y huyas de este garito sin mirar atrás. No lo voy a valorar como pésimo porque la señora de la limpieza es bastante simpática, solo hablaba Croata, pero con simpatía.

Villa Orabelle Dubrovnik is necessary when visiting Dubrovnik Croatia. This small luxury hotel offers all the amenities for a perfect vacation. All the rooms in the villa are unique and well-appointed with excellent bedding, and the amenities throughout will exceed your expectations with excellent Wi-Fi as well. Some rooms have open balconies with day beds for relaxing with stunning views of the Adriatic Sea. In the morning, guests get treated to an exquisite breakfast of fresh squeezed juices and smoothies, and freshly baked breads, homemade jams, freshly made hot dishes, all served to perfection. The restaurant offers both indoor and terrace dining for both lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy an aperitivo at one of the two outdoor affinity pools. The staff are extremely helpful and knowledgeable, always greeting you with a smile and willingness to help. Do yourself a favor, when you visit Dubrovnik for business or pleasure, stay at Villa Orabelle Dubrovnik. You will understand how it feels to get pampered from the minute you arrive until you must say “goodbye.” The hotel and staff are amazing. We cannot wait to come back! Thank you – The Team at Jetsetz.com

This is a lovely hotel, clean rooms with good supply of hot water & easy to control air-con, clean pool, free pool towels and free safe (no deposit required), pleasant and welcoming staff. Great breakfast with lots of choice. The hotel kindly prepared us a packed breakfast one morning as we had booked an early trip. Also they were quite happy to provide us with an early morning call. Live music is provided several nights a week in the pool area and is good, and not overly loud. Poolside food is excellent and not too pricey. There are vending machines in the hotel so you can get cold drinks and snacks at any time, however they do appear to be a bit temperamental. I was concerned before I arrived after seeing some reports of construction work outside the hotel but in my opinion it has little impact on the hotel. The work is being carried out to the harbour road, so there is some disruption to the view of the boats and beyond from the hotel pool area. However in terms of noise, we experienced none during our stay other than a couple of lorries passing along the road. In terms of access, if you turn left outside the hotel gate, you can easily walk into the town on a well made road and footpath. If you turn right, it is rough underfoot and not suitable for high heeled shoes or pushchairs, but anyone wearing flat shoes and able-bodied is fine (but to be honest, there's little need to turn right). The buses run frequently into Old Dubrovnik (2 euros each way) and the bus stop is about a 10 mins amble up the hill on the roundabout (slightly less if you use the steps on the left after the hotel as it's a short cut). Plenty of restaurants up the hill and across the road to the pedestrian walkway to the beach. Lots of choice.

Great location, friendly and helpful staff, and clean rooms. Would definitely book again.

Super good view at breakfast and very good food!

We cannot thank Andelo and all at the Heritage Hotel for their attentive care. This is a charming hotel situated on the picturesque quiet seafront with plenty of comfortable seating for guests to use from breakfast till bedtime. Andelo was helpful in allocating a room on the first floor for my husband who has limited mobility - this was greatly appreciated. The breakfast selection was fresh and varied, nothing too much trouble. At the end of our very enjoyable stay an electric vehicle was arranged to take our luggage to the ferry port. This was the best part of our island hopping time in beautiful Croatia.

Overall we had a lovely family holiday here, primarily because of the location. The resort is right on the beach and the whole cove area is just beautiful - although you have to walk quite far along before the excessively loud music from the pool starts to fade! The water taxi system into the old town is great (although at €9 each way for family of 4 this did add up - it’s rather a long, hot walk with kids.) We also did the day ticket hop-on hop-off taxi to 3 different islands and we loved this. The islands are just stunning and we loved the snorkelling. The hotel itself though is rather average. Our room was quite large and clean and the cleaning team were friendly and attentive. No issues there. The pool area is far too small for a hotel of this size - it was just too busy to be relaxing and as I said, the music was just so loud! It also got rather dirty as the day went on, I guess from people coming in and out of the forested camping area. Long waits for drinks at the pool bar, as others have commented. We were half board and chose to eat out most evenings - the restaurant was disappointing. Not enough labelling of food and generally quite plain and uninteresting - our kids really liked it though! Again, it was just incredibly busy with long queues for the coffee machines and too many people scrambling to pile their plates with enough food to take away for the day. This was irritating at breakfast with people quite openly wrapping up a dozen croissants in napkins and popping them in their bags, so there were none left for people actually getting breakfast. We found the service friendly however, and not as slow as others have commented - we liked the local wine although it would’ve been nice to be able to take the bottle with us to the bar to continue our evening, as the restaurant itself was not at all relaxing! We liked the beach bar in the evening to have a drink and play cards, service there was good and our kids loved the mini-disco. We would return to Korcula again - it’s a great place to holiday with kids, the old town is spectacular and full of lovely restaurants and bars and things to see/do, but we would probably choose different accommodation next time.

The apartment was so tiny that nobody can move around , facilities like pools, beaches ...etc was fine. The tiny apartment was suitable for a couples only. not for three adults. The resort is far from restaurants and the old town where all the activities happening.