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Rixos Premium Dubrovnik

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8/10

What the experts agree on

Clifftop views dominate this modernist landmark perched above Dubrovnik's bay, with terraced pools and beach access. Service and maintenance lag behind luxury pricing, though the setting justifies a stay for view-seekers willing to overlook dated

8 expert 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

Concierge

"The 14 floors of terraces dramatically stagger down a steep hillside toward the sea, giving hotel guests breathtaking sunrise views."

Be sure to book a room with an Adriatic-view balcony positioned to capture the morning's first rays.

Frommer's

"The Libertas's tumbling terraces, pool, and beach area are beautiful, but sadly they do not overcome the hotel's "no frills" approach to service and amenities." Full review

Star Service

"Maintenance is a bit shy of its mark, and claims of luxury are a bit farfetched, too. However, a quick look at the tariff card will put most midrange travelers at ease." Full review

Oyster

Luxury

"The views are the star of this 254-room, seaside, luxury chain hotel, which offers a peaceful vacation in a beautiful setting about a 15-minute walk from Dubrovnik's Old Town." Full review

The Telegraph

8.0

"This modern luxury hotel is built into cliffs above a deep blue bay, a 15-minute walk from Dubrovnik's old town" Full review

Michelin Guide

Bib Gourmand

"It’s perhaps not surprising in this ever more connected world that the Turkish-based Rixos luxury-hotel group should count the Dalmatian coast of Croatia among its most successful venues...." Full review

It’s an impressive site, to be sure, and makes for impressive views — against such a backdrop, the hotel itself could get away with shirking some of its responsibilities, and it’s to its great credit that it doesn’t.

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