Royal Princess Hotel

This resort was amazing! The views and sunsets were stunning, and our suite was perfect for a family of four—spacious, spotless, and super comfortable. The spa and gym were top-notch, and the breakfast had a wide selection of delicious options. The authentic beach was peaceful and clean. We also loved the variety of restaurants and entertainment—something for every age. Highly recommend!

What I didn’t realise until we arrived is that the Royal Hotels are basically one hotel in different buildings. Four or Five in a row that guests can use any of them, with the hotels having consecutive room numbers. We had originally booked the Ariston but on arrival was informed that we were to be in the Princess. This news was not well received initially but for reasons we still do not know, we ( two couples ) were upgraded to the Presidential Suite! There are a few pools as well as areas to swim in the sea. One point of concern is that the ‘quiet pool’ is often not as stated and should really be looked at by Management. The rooftop pool which has plenty of space is 18+. This is the go to place for watching the sunset. The dining venues are clean, breakfast selection is good. |Bar prices are on the high side, 35-40 euros for a bottle of wine. 8 euros a pint. There is a lovely traditional Croatian restaurant 4 minutes walk away which is well worth a go, called Komin. A walk into the town is 15 mins. |Hotel staff are good, housekeeping is excellent. |Would certainly recommend the Royal Hotels.

This was a very nice hotel. The view from our room was breathtaking. We had a beautiful view from the sitting room and the bedroom, so wherever we were in the room, we had a gorgeous view. Breakfast was everyday from 6:30-10:30 (a nice variety of different choices of food) and there are several different areas to get to the beach from the hotel and the nearby hotels as well (which you can access from whichever). Beautiful scenic walkways you can stroll through during the daytime or nighttime. At night, it's very quiet, no loud partying or noise, but a very distant sound can be heard in the background. It's nothing that can disturb you. My room was cleaned and tidied each and every day, and they did a terrific job. It's not too far from the Old City, a short drive away, or one can take a bus, which isn't too far from the hotel. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone in the Dubrovnik area.

The Royal Princess Hotel in Dubrovnik is a true 5-star gem – elegant, peaceful, and set on the stunning Adriatic coast. Our sea-view suite was spacious and spotless, and the staff were exceptionally kind and attentive. Breakfast was absolutely outstanding, with a wide variety of fresh, high-quality options including local delicacies. The pool, spa, and sunset dining made the whole experience feel like a dream.

Our stay at the Royal Princess Hotel was truly unforgettable. From the moment we arrived, everyone was welcoming, and the atmosphere was luxury and calm. Just what anyone needs for a perfect vacation. Our view from our room was breathtaking, along with being very spacious and comfortable. The room was very clean and the staff was extremely kind and helpful. The breakfast was incredible as well. There was a wide selection of food, and the view while eating is beautiful.

Awesome stay at Royal Princess for the kids first trip to Dubrovnik! Hotel staff greeted us with welcoming smiles and went above our requests for room accomodations for young ones. We enjoyed our room, beds were super comfy and the views spectacular. I found myself waking up early just to enjoy the sunrise before the kids woke up. Absolutely perfect. Several modes of transport to the city readily available and we opted for the local bus which conveniently picks up a short walk from Royal. Kids ride free and you can't beat giving the kids a tastes of the local culture. After a long day exploring the magic of Dubrovnik inside the walls, it was refreshing to return to Royal Princess and cool off poolside in one of their fantastic pools or a jump in the sea. Again, the views and the hospitality met all our needs. Pizza at Bono and the burgers at Zoe satisfied the kids tastes while my husband and I enjoyed some Adriatic delights. Sunset views spectacular. Strolls along the promenade with ice cream allowed the kids to explore and burn off any pre bedtime energy. Spa amenities looked super inviting but no time on this trip, I have mentally noted for our return to Royal Princess in the future. I would definitely bring the kids back. The resort has all the offerings and more for a fantastic Dubrovnik seaside stay!

The resort was beautiful and very clean. The rooms were very spacious for 4 of us. |The beds were comfortable and clean. We had 2 bathrooms which was very convenient. They provided all toiletries. |Our breakfast was included and the options were amazing. Lots of variety and tasty food. ||The only negative thing was that the shower mixer wasn’t very good. It’s either too hot or too cold, was hard to find a medium. |Also we were charged for the kids inspite of using the existing sofa bed provided.

We stayed at the Royal Princess Hotel in Dubrovnik in March, which is clearly off-peak season. Unfortunately, most of the amenities were closed, something we weren’t informed about before booking. Only one of the hotel’s restaurants was open, and sadly, we had a disappointing food experience there with raw pork and fish bones in our meals. The hotel claims to be 5 stars, but we felt the experience was more like 3 (or low 4) stars. Thankfully, we didn’t pay peak season prices because the level of luxury just wasn’t there. On the positive side, the bed was very comfortable and the room was well furnished. Our bedroom balcony had a fantastic view of the Adriatic Sea, which was definitely a highlight. However, the service left a lot to be desired. There was no bellhop to help with heavy luggage, and the front desk seemed understaffed, with just one exhausted employee on shift at a time. The music playing throughout the hotel was a strange and unpleasant collection of low-quality cover songs, which was honestly quite annoying. Small touches were also lacking: bathrobes and toilet paper weren’t replenished unless we asked. The balcony furniture was cheap white plastic, which didn’t feel very luxurious. That said, the spa and pool facilities were the real saving grace. We really enjoyed the clean pool area and the gym, and although only one sauna was working, it was a lovely way to start the day. We also had a couples massage at the spa, which was fantastic and reasonably priced. Overall, the hotel was clean and comfortable, but it didn’t quite live up to the 5-star standard it claims. It could be a decent option outside of peak season if you’re not expecting luxury, but I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re after a truly indulgent stay.