Dubrovnik was highly rated for old town by 725 guests from the United States!Dubrovnik Travel Guide
The Pearl of the Adriatic
A medieval beauty full of magnificence and glory, Dubrovnik is surrounded by white stone walls. Located on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, this masterpiece is one of the most promising tourist destinations.
Passing through the imposing stone gate of Pile Gate, you will find yourself immersed in history. Take a walk in the narrow streets of this charming city, enjoy a cup of coffee in one of the colorful cafés, or order fresh fish in one of the outdoor restaurants.
Surrounded by turquoise waters, Dubrovnik Old Town sights include the picturesque Stradun, Onofrio fountain and the Franciscan monastery.
The city’s cable car will take you up to Mount Srd from where you can savor panoramic views over the treasures of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Buses connect Dubrovnik Airport with the city center, and Booking.com has a variety of hotels, apartments, and guesthouses throughout.
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What Guests Said About Dubrovnik:
Katherine
United States of America
10
Beautiful walled city full of history and friendly people...
Beautiful walled city full of history and friendly people and a few too many tourists! Even with tour groups abounding we enjoyed walking the walls, going to museums and eating outside in beautiful architecture.
Debbie
Canada
10
A very interesting beautiful city.
A very interesting beautiful city. We did not stay long enough for me to add more.. our plans suddenly needed to change.
I think 2 nights would be great!
We ate at a great little bistro near our place.. across from ferry terminal.. good prices .. if you are close to the old city or in the walls, the prices are definitely higher..
Tho understandably .. it's a huge tourist area .
theSkiMetaphysician
Czech Republic
8.0
Great compact medieval center and easy to walk to all the...
Great compact medieval center and easy to walk to all the sights within the old-town, but the ocean liners with hordes of tourists can spoil what would otherwise be a pleasant experience.
Horizont was a first rate dining spot, nice sitting outside with views of the city walls. The cable car is a must, to view the Stari Grad from up high.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Immensely charming.
Immensely charming. Spent 4 nights and lived it. Tour the walls and the old city early in the day, then find a local beach or boat to Lokrum to avoid the hoards from cruise ships (which are the bane of traveling).
Julie
United Kingdom
8.0
Dubrovnik is not a massive city so it is easy to navigate.
Dubrovnik is not a massive city so it is easy to navigate. The usual sites such as the city walls, cable car, Lokrum Island are all worth a visit. The old city itself is beautiful and well worth an explore. The main street Stradun is easily the busiest and therefore most expensive, it's worth an explore down the many side streets for food, drink and atmosphere. There is plenty of varying cuisine and a few options for Dalmatian food. There is a quiet beach called Sveti Jakob if you dont mind the extra 20 min walk. Drinking is fairly expensive so it might be worth a Google to see where locals drink. We found the Buzz bar to be more purse friendly. Souvenirs are a plenty but we found most of the stuff for sale was made in China and not locally produced, which was a bit disappointing. We also did the day trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina and seen the Kravice Waterfalls and Mostar bridge, well worth the visit.
Ronald
United Kingdom
10
This was our second trip and it was nice to do day trips to...
This was our second trip and it was nice to do day trips to surrounding areas etc.Montenegro and Bosnia and a couple of islands.The ferry to Lopud being a favourite.The bus system in dubrovnik is brilliant 30kuna for the day.
“The location was excellent--the best of any hotel in Dubrovnik. The accommodation was first class. The breakfast was fantastic--there was an amazing choice, and all the food was of the highest quality. Finally the staff were friendly, helpful, and welcoming.”
“The location was great. Easy to access the town centre with the bus next to the hotel. The area is nice. The water isn't always great for swimming. We preferred other areas along the coast. Dubrovnik was a bit too crowded with tourists. The hotel changed our room when we had a view of a construction site and were promised a sea view. They were helpful and attentive to all our needs.”
“The hotel was large, modern and spacious. Each room had a sea view and balcony; beautiful swimming pool and large sundeck; and direct access to the Adriatic Sea.
Breakfast buffet was large and never overcrowded; wifi worked perfectly; staff were very friendly and helpful; rooms were large and well stocked.
For one of the large resort-style hotels in Dubrovnik, this one is perhaps the closest to the old city center....a 15 minute walk (though bus ride is optional).”
“Absolutely beautiful large apartment in the best location in old town Dubrovnik Staff...especially Nero were outstanding. i have stayed at two other 5 star hotels in Dubrovnik and will never again. This is my second stay now with them and I can't recommend them more.”
“Location was perfect - 5 min to the beach and a 10 min bus ride to the old town. Words can hardly describe the hospitality, kindness and service of the staff of the hotel. Sea view room was wonderful and we truly wish we could have stayed longer with Milo and his family. Offered pick up at the air port and also helped us out when we had a lay-over in Dubrovnik. ”
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