Villa Dubrovnik d.d.
Hotel · Dubrovacko-neretvanska ·
Sea view rooms, spa, private beach deck, chic wine bar
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Ul. Vlaha Bukovca 6, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia Get directions
Sea view rooms, spa, private beach deck, chic wine bar
Ul. Vlaha Bukovca 6, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia Get directions
"Only a 15-minute walk away from Dubrovnik’s Old Town, this luxurious 5-star hotel offers a private beach, 2 restaurants and a classy spa centre. There are free boat transfers to the Old Town during the summer season. Rooms at Villa Dubrovnik are spacious and have a private balcony or terrace. Most enjoy beautiful views of Lokrum Island and the sea. Some rooms also have their own spa bath and hot tub. There are 2 restaurants with sea views, a beautiful lounge room with garden furniture and a library room. Room service is available 24 hours a day and Wi-Fi is free of charge. At the spa centre, the indoor pool opens onto a deck terrace with sun loungers and parasols. There are saunas, steam baths and a wide range of beauty and spa treatments. Dubrovnik Villa also offers a 24-hour concierge service, personalised excursions and diving lessons." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"From the moment we stepped into the glass lift and swept down to Villa Dubrovnik’s spotless pale stone reception, we knew we were in for a treat. With its modernist rooms, chic spa and wonderfully atmospheric restaurant, this is the perfect romantic retreat. Each room comes with a private terrace facing the sea and sleek glass bathrooms; select suites have private whirlpool baths. Built into the rocky coastline just outside Europe’s best-preserved medieval walled cities, the hotel is blissfully peaceful and secluded. Soak up some culture amongst the marble cobbles and open-air cafés of Dubrovnik Old Town, before returning to unwind on the hotel’s beach or in its world-class spa. As dusk falls, ascend to the cool rooftop bar for sunset cocktails overlooking the Adriatic and Lokrum Island. Our favourite moments were spent over dinner on the alfresco restaurant terrace; lights twinkled in the trees as we dined on exquisite Mediterranean cuisine, captivated by the moonlit sea and the distant glowing walls of the Old Town. Highs Excellent service from the pleasant and knowledgeable staff - our dinner was accompanied by some exquisite local wine thanks to our waiter’s recommendations Walking distance from the Old Town but blissfully removed from the hordes A private beach area with steps into the sea and a pretty garden for lounging and alfresco breakfasts An outstanding spa, with a huge range of treatments (massages, facials, mud therapies) and a sauna, steam room and large indoor pool Romantic rooms and private terraces; some also have Jacuzzis or private gardens - honeymoon heaven Lows The hotel is tucked down some particularly narrow streets so drivers will need to have their wits about them, but there’s good private parking once you get there Though all rooms have their own balcony, some are more private than others (the Comfort Room is the only one without sea views) The hotel’s beach is a rocky outcrop where guests can sunbathe and swim, but don’t expect sand or shallow water This kind of luxury doesn't come cheap We haven't visited since its recent facelift, but the renders look gorgeous (photo shoot due in December 2025)" - Melissa Burfitt
"The way Dubrovnik has exploded onto the international travel scene, you might expect to see a massive amount of brand-new development. More cheering is the sight of some characterful old faces getting a bit of a makeover — old faces like the Hotel Villa Dubrovnik, long a fixture on the Croatian seaside, surveying the old city and the waters of the Adriatic from its late-modernist cliffside perch, in what's possibly Dubrovnik’s prime location." - Tablet Hotels
"Built into steep cliffs overlooking the azure Adriatic, this minimalist white hotel was reconstructed in 2010. All 56 rooms have a contemporary design, glass-walled bathrooms with under-floor heating, and private sea-view terraces (some with Jacuzzi). It suits sophisticated couples who want to explore Dubrovnik’s medieval historic centre, while also indulging in 21st-century luxuries – a spa with an indoor pool, a chic rooftop wine bar, and creative Mediterranean cuisine. Enjoy a la carte breakfast on the pine-shaded restaurant terrace, swim, then slumber below a white parasol on the rocks above the sea. It’s a 15-minute walk from Dubrovnik’s old town. " - Jane Foster
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