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The rooms are clean and extremely comfortable. Bus to and from Old City just outside door. Luke the manager was wonder and very helpful. Windows are double glazed so noise from port across the road doesn't affect you at all. The only issue is that I'm 73 with bad knees so the steps were horrible, with no railings and then my room was up a spiral staircase. Luke helped so much but this really stopped me going in and out to the city. If you have good knees then this is a great stay

Good breakfast. There is a family room. There is free parking. But you need some technology. A little expensive. Service attitude is very good. The seaside holiday is suitable for leisure. Thanks again.

The friendly, helpful and welcoming staff of the Berkeley Hotel made our Dubrovnik holiday even more memorable! All were first class, but special thanks go to Mirjana and to Ines, who always went the extra mile to ensure our enjoyment and comfort. Thank you, Berkeley staff! Don’t let the building works in the vicinity of this hotel put you off – the rooms are well sound-proofed and the positives far outweigh any negative from this! The rooms are well-appointed, clean, fresh and extremely comfortable. This small hotel is situated within a few minutes walk to the local bus station and the harbour area, making the Old City of Dubrovnik, trips to Cavtat, etc. easily accessible. There are a number of excellent restaurants also within easy walking distance of the Berkeley, but special mention must go to Prova restaurant where the welcome is warm and the sharing platters are exceptional! Berkeley reception staff were proactive, informed and helpful in facilitating tour bookings. We had a wonderful day visiting the beautiful island of Korcula and beyond, with hotel pick-up and a memorable tour from Adriatic Explore, who offer a great range of excursions. Tourist tip #1: Buy a Dubrovnik Card! – don’t purchase it before you go, buy it from any one of multiple sites or many hotels when you get there (much cheaper than pre-purchase)! Walking the city walls now costs 250kn per person. Our 7-day cards, with entrance to the walls and many other attractions, bus journeys, etc. cost only 350kn each! 1 and 3 day cards are also available. #2: Visit Dubrovnik in the Spring or Autumn, avoiding the crowds and the heat of the busy summer season – but do visit! It’s an amazing city!

Lovely hotel situated on the outskirts of Dubrovnik. Easy access to old town regular bus service outside hotel. Lovely room, fantastic views. Staff, especially Toni in the restaurant and George in the bar, were brilliant. No negatives other than food a little limitied in choice in the evening. Would definitely return.

B+B on the main street of Gruž, which is the port for Dubrovnik. Short walk from the city's main bus station and a couple of cruise-ship terminals (there's a big Konzum supermarket adjoining these). Accessing the city centre (and old town) is easy via local buses which stop a few metres from front door. B+B is on a main road but I didn't find it noisy at all and slept ”like a log.” Access to the premises is via stairs, it's on the first floor. Accommodation is straightforward, nothing luxurious but clean and comfortable including the bathroom. Staff very friendly, they speak good English. They were especially helpful with stuff like looking after my luggage after checkout. Breakfast above average with fresh fruit (including banana), nice cheese and option of sitting outside on the patio. Only negative: the coffee! (Maybe I caught it on a bad day). But there are several good cafes nearby. In fact, Gruž is a very worthwhile place to explore in its own right (in fact, I much preferred it to the tourist-trap that is the Old Town). Very close by there's Dubrovnik Beer Company, one of the best beer spots in Croatia; also check out the Red History Museum, which is an excellent survey of Yugoslavian history with a Croatian slant.