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14 reviews
The main pulls are the fantastic sea views and proximity to Dubrovnik's medieval-walled Old Town, visible across the water. — The Telegraph
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16 reviews
Built into the cliffs above a deep turquoise bay, midway between the Old Town and Lapad, the Bellevue is modern, chic, and luxurious. — Frommer's
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12 reviews
Reopened in summer 2010 following a complete renovation, this romantic retreat lies a 20-minute walk east of the center and comprises a white modernist structure built into the rocks. — Fodor's
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8 reviews
A sedate five-star boutique hotel occupying a 16th-century stone villa on Dubrovnik's Lapad peninsula, overlooking Gruž Bay. — The Telegraph
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12 reviews
Luxury waterside hotel on Dubrovnik's Lapad peninsular. — The Telegraph
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10 reviews
One of only two hotels within the Dubrovnik city walls, and the best by far, this property has a prime position overlooking charming Gundulic Square. — Star Service
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9 reviews
This five-star villa-and-hotel complex centers on the deluxe Hotel Argentina, opened in the 1950s and long considered one of Dubrovnik’s most stylish addresses. — Time Out
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8 reviews
This relatively new destination resort is a rambling seafront complex composed of a central hotel and full-service apartments. — Star Service
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8 reviews
Located in a centuries-old stone house, the dinky Stari Grad is a rare find in the Old Town. — Time Out
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11 reviews
Built in 1897, this property is in a great location, on a scenic bluff just outside the old city walls, 100 meters from the Pila Gate and near the bus terminal. — Star Service
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6 reviews
Built into the hillside overlooking Lapad Bay, this hotel has 47 rooms, a lovely sea view terrace restaurant where breakfast is served, a mini wellness centre and a small outdoor pool. — The Telegraph
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5 reviews
One block back from Gruž harbor, close to the cruise terminal, this welcoming three-star hotel is run by a Croatian-Australian family. — Fodor's
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6 reviews
The Turkish-owned Rixos Libertas has long been one of Dubrovnik‘s architectural landmarks, originally built in the early 1970s when Croatian modernism was at its peak. — Time Out
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5 reviews
This boutique hotel, housed in a white stone villa dating from 1939, is a truly romantic retreat. — The Telegraph
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6 reviews
The 163-room Hotel Lapad is an upscale property located on Gruz Bay, less than a 10-minute drive to the sights in Dubrovnik's Old Town and a 10-minute walk to a rocky beach. — Oyster
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4 reviews
For once the slogan is right: this is indulgence on a grand scale. — Time Out
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4 reviews
Each apartment sleeps two, making them ideal for couples, though an extra bed or cot can be added on request for families with kids. — The Telegraph
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6 reviews
Now in the Adriatic Luxury Hotels chain, the Kompas and its terrace restaurant dominate Lapad beach. — Time Out
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5 reviews
This large, concrete hotel is redeemed by the fact that all its well-quipped balconied rooms are seafacing and offer views of the Elafiti Islands. — DK Eyewitness
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