- Croatia Holidays
- Dubrovnik
- Dubrovnik Palace
This hotel nestles on the scenic seafront between a pine forest and the turquoise coastal waters of the lush Lapad peninsula. Just a few minutes' drive northwest of medieval Dubrovnik Old Town, the cinematic location offers a phenomenal vista of the Elafiti Islands from every space. Dubrovnik airport is at 23 km from the property. The hotel rooms are fresh new contemporary interior design scheme with Breath-taking Adriatic Sea views from every single room. In-room amenities include air-conditioning, smart TV, safe and bathroom with hairdryer and toiletries. At this hotel, guests will find a direct access to a peaceful beach, two outdoor pools – plus a third indoor one, a diving centre, tennis court, and walking routes through picturesque woods that rise up Petka hill behind the hotel.
Fantastic hotel! Stunning setting and public spaces, both inside and out. every room features a large terrace with gorgeous sea view. Terrace even has a retractable awning. Our room and bath were beautiful and functional: great lighting, outlets by the bed, lots of mirrors, excellent bed. Could have used better luggage space, but that’s minor. Breakfast included everything one could want. The main pool is large enough to swim laps. If you prefer, there’s also a top-notch indoor pool. Rare for a hotel to offer such great pools. There are shady walking trails in the adjacent park, and a city bus takes you to the old town. We really enjoyed this hotel and could have stayed longer.
I have just returned from a fantastic stay at this hotel. I stayed in 301 which was clean and very spacious with spectacular views of the sea. The rest of the hotel is also very spacious, clean and upscale. The pool areas and the spa facilities are great and pool sizes substantial. The buffet food is large and being a vegetarian Chef Giorgio and Chef Rumulo from the restaurant on the 7th floor, went out of their way to provide me with specially prepared dishes and they did this very happily-very good.
The sea is lovely and refreshing but it's not a traditional sandy beach or suitable for children. There are lots of boulders in the sea so swimming shoes are needed.
There are lots of steps at this property outside so those with mobility issues may find it particularly difficult.
All in all, a wonderful stay.I would definitely stay again if coming with adults.
We had an amazing stay. Hotel is beautiful. Amazing sunset views from the hotel, don’t need to go anywhere else. Some other hotels we looked at don’t face west so would not have gotten sunset views. Breakfast was very good. So many options. Staff very friendly. Room was big with great balcony. It is away from the old city. The number 4 bus goes from in front of the hotel to the old city. It runs every 15 minutes and is extremely convenient and inexpensive. It take 10-15 minutes each way. We got the 3 day Dubrovnik pass so all bus rides were included. Would definitely recommend
Five stars for the hotel. Six for Jerko.
Some people do their job. Jerko owns the beach.
From the moment you arrive, he somehow knows what you need before you ask — a sunbed, a towel, a bit of shade, or simply a smile and a good word. Professional without being formal, attentive without hovering, and genuinely warm in a way you simply can’t train.
Beautiful hotels are easy to remember. It’s the people who make you want to come back.
Jerko is one of those people.
If Hotel Palace Dubrovnik has an Employee of the Year award, consider this my official nomination. 🏆
We just completed our 3 night stay at the hotel and overall it was a good experience The room was clean relatively spacious and the bathroom also clean. I don’t like the shower in the bathtub idea which seems to be common in Europe or that the hand held shower unit was positioned so low (also a European thing) All of the staff are very friendly, courteous and very good at their jobs I would agree with previous reviews that the hotel is mixed up in identity and can’t decide if it’s corporate or resort The one thing that I don’t understand or get my head around is how the sunset bar doesn’t have a window to the floor as when sitting on the lounge you do not have a water view ie. The money shot Can the hotel invest in fixing this major drawback by creating a raised level along the window area - maybe 3 steps up to a timber floor which would not be difficult and also add to the overall bland ballroom feel of this room Also creating a wall/sound buffer from the reception area would be ideal but again i think this is more the corporate feel that the hotel wants to keep Overall our stay was fine but I would consider another hotel if I ever return to Dubrovnik
