Hotels near Fort Lovrijenac, Dubrovnik

The service couldn't be any better. Hostel Angelina apparently have 6 locations (unbeknownst to us at the time) and we arrived at the northern building late at 10 pm after the reception had closed, despite having a reservation at the southern pa. Nonetheless, we managed to notify someone, we were then let in and checked in properly, even though we were at the wrong location. There were free beds, so despite our mistake everything was fixed for us. The receptionist was even off-hours but helped us out anyway. Thanks so much!

It was a beautiful and great stay all the staff that works in hotel was really friendly and kind I enjoyed my vacation here and also will share my experiences with my friends and family thank you for your great hospitality !

As many of the other reviews state this hotel is not in the old city - it is a 20min walk (about 2km) down to the old city, which in the heat of the midday sun can be an issue for some, particularly if you are trekking uphill back to the hotel. The best alternative option is to catch the #4 bus from the Pile Gate and then get off on the 4th stop which is 100m away from the hotel (4min bus ride). There are not a large number of reasonable restaurants close by and the on-premises Bosnian restaurant (Taj Mahal) cannot be booked to the room. It is a mid-range hotel built in the 1970s, so it does have an older feel. It is not that large, with just over 150 rooms but larger than the boutique hotels we were used to staying it on our Croatian trip. We stayed in one of their classic rooms - without any view (unless you count the adjoining building as a view). The double bed was just two single beds pushed together, which meant disappearing down the crevice in-between regularly during the night. I'd suggest booking a superior room, which are larger, more modern, in the newer wing of the hotel and include a bathtub. The Wi-Fi was easy to access and relatively fast. The air conditioning only be turned on when the room key was inserted, which meant, dependent on the room orientation, you could come back to a warm room which might take some time to cool down. They only supplied one bottle of water for entire stay, which they could easily address. The swimming pool is fairly small, almost always in shade and can only be accessed via the lobby (doesn't have any change facilities by the pool). We arrived in the morning, well before the 2pm check-in, and whilst they stored our luggage and offered us use of the pool whilst we waited there really wasn't anywhere to get changed and take up the offer. The breakfast, included in the room tariff, was a reasonable quality with a relatively choice of options however it didn't vary at all during our five-day stay. The lobby/foyer can get congested at times when larger tour groups arrive, with all their luggage in tow. The staff were polite and endeavoured to help us where they could. Not my favourite accommodation in Croatia but serviceable for what we needed.

Room is big and clean. Breakfast is available at 15 Euros for a very decent spread. You can buy the Dubrovnik Pass from Hotel Porto just next door. Bus stop is almost right outside the hotel where you can get the bus pass and there are several buses going straight into Pile Old Town. Will definitely recommend!

The hotel is not in the old city but the location is very good. There is a bus station right outside the door and many buses go to the old city. One-day tickets can also be exchanged at this bus station, and there is no need to go to the pile gate to exchange them. The hotel room is large, new and clean, and the service staff is very friendly. It was my traveling companion's birthday, and the hotel sent a card and birthday cake, which was very thoughtful. You can book a day trip to Mostar without any fees. The hotel was reasonably priced and exceeded expectations. There is also a large supermarket nearby where you can buy water and other daily necessities. Not far from the bus station and pier. The price of the hotel restaurant is reasonable, and there is a set meal for 8.50 euros at noon on weekdays, which is very cost-effective. Overall very recommendable.

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.

There is a bus directly opposite the hotel to the ancient city, with a ticket for 15 Kuna per person. Breakfast is simpler and can be full. The underground car park is free but very technical (the entrance is too narrow). There is a sea view, the price of four or five hundred in the high price of Ducheng is still quite good value for money.

Lovely intimate boutique hotel, staff were friendly and helpful in all areas, glad we upgraded to a sea view well worth it. The food in the restaurants was excellent, breakfast was plentiful and plenty of choice. Would thoroughly recommend

We stayed at the Royal Neptun for 1 week, it is 1 of 3 hotels forming a complex - Neptun is a 4 star and the other 2, 5 star and we could definitely see the difference. The highs, the location is outstanding, the walk along the promenade to the bars and restaurants, superb. The roof top bar and pool, amazing place to have drinks and watch the sunset, the pizzas in ‘on the rocks bar’ yummy, food and setting in Zoe was well worth the money, and the massage in the spa was one of the best I’ve had. So why only 3 stars: we checked in, other guests checking in were offered support with their luggage which we weren’t, maybe only for the 5 star, we didn’t mind but just noticeable. We walked into our room, first sight clean and tidy but then started to notice the red and white stains on the carpet, broken shower and safe, bathroom door sort of fixed. Breakfast was not a pleasant experience at all, it is not big enough for the size of the hotel, lots and lots of people walking around looking for tables, no management overseeing the flow of customers, staff moral appeared low, no one was smiling, would pass and not acknowledge you, when trying to attract attention it was like they looked through you and go in a different direction. Food ran out very quickly, all meats, cheeses etc were not covered and I could see the flies landing on it, the queue for omelettes was at least 10mins so big gathered all around where other guests were trying to eat. Pool area, as this is a family hotel was really surprised to see glass being used, 1 time were saw a glass break and a little boy cut his foot and second a wine glass broke and the stem ended up in the pool - no one was asked to leave whilst it was cleaned. This hotel has the making of amazing place to stay so hoping this feedback will help make the tweaks it’s needs.