Luxury hotels abound on the beach in Croatia, where you can still be within easy reach of Dubrovnik city centre. The 5-star Grand Villa Argentina, just south of the old town, features guest rooms with private balconies.

Enjoy a summer holiday in Croatia by choosing a hotel with a pool. Hotels such as the Grand Hotel Park and Hotel Kompas are good options within walking distance of the old town.

If you are travelling to Dubrovnik on a budget, consider choosing a hotel outside the city centre, such as the Guest House Cuk, where you can enjoy peace and tranquillity, yet still be close to the city.

A selection of luxury hotels are situated on the Dubrovnik Riviera, a stretch of coastline that runs between Dubrovnik and Cavtat. The Sheraton Dubrovnik Riviera Hotel looks out over brilliant Adriatic vistas.

Family-friendly resorts such as Hotel Aquarius offer easy access to the beaches and the medieval ramparts that surround the old town of Dubrovnik.

For a secluded romantic getaway consider booking the Dubrovnik Palace, which sits on a promontory near Forest Park Velika and Mala Petka, overlooking the dazzling sea.

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Avoid unnecessary parking fees during your stay or having to locate a parking space in the narrow streets of Dubrovnik old town by choosing a hotel that offers free parking, such as the Hotel More.

Leave all your stress behind and find a complete balance of mind and body by choosing a hotel with a spa during your stay in Dubrovnik. Hotels such as the legendary Hotel Excelsior, which is housed in a royal villa dating from 1913, will ensure you feel pampered from head to toe.

The fabulous modern resort hotels situated on the Dubrovnik Riviera all offer excellent views of the Adriatic Sea, but the area features more modest hotels with lovely views as well. Visitors seeking local charm will find it at Eddie´s Sea View Rooms, which overlooks a picturesque cove just outside the old town.

Dubrovnik is brimming with quirky independent boutiques, markets, and souvenir shops. Guests who choose a hotel in the atmospheric old town will find shops selling unique gifts and local handicrafts right outside their doors. Accommodation such as Dubrovnik Old Town Apartments and Apartments Nerio are near the open-air market.

Whether you want to party in a club in a 16th century tower, enjoy jazz at the Dubrovnik Summer Festival, or meander through the old town stopping at cosy wine bars, the ideal area to stay in to experience Dubrovnik’s nightlife on your doorstep is the city centre. Consider the 5-star Pucic Palace for accommodation at the heart of the action.