Hotels in Dubrovnik (Dubrovnik-Neretva, Croatia)

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8216 hotels in Dubrovnik

    Valamar Lacroma Hotel

    4 Stars

    Panoramic Elaphiti Islands views, V Level premium service

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    from  $272
  1. Hotel Adria

    4 Stars

    Sleek indoor wellness center, Authentic Kerala Ayurvedic spa

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  2. Rooms Villa Amfora Dubrovnik

    3 Stars

    Harbor views from select rooms, On-site Mediterranean restaurant

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  3. Hotel More

    5 Stars

    Rooftop and garden pools, Dalmatian seafood at Tramuntana

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    from  $221
  4. Hotel Dubrovnik Palace

    5 Stars

    Dramatic Lapad Peninsula clifftop setting, PADI-certified Blue Planet Diving Center

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    from  $338
  5. TUI BLUE Kalamota Island

    4 Stars

    Beachfront swimming pool, Panoramic sea-view restaurant

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  6. Sumratin

    5 Stars

    Rooftop pool with panoramic views, Modern Croatian design aesthetic

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  7. Royal Ariston Hotel

    5 Stars

    Blue Sky infinity pool, Direct Adriatic Sea access

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    from  $199
  8. City Hotel Dubrovnik

    4 Stars

    Authentic Croatian delicacies, Modern gateway to Dubrovnik

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    from  $180
  9. Hotel Royal Neptun

    4 Stars

    Royal Hotels & Resort complex access, Full-service Royal Spa

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    from  $185
  10. President Hotel, Valamar Collection

    5 Stars

    Babin Kuk Peninsula vantage point, Momenti V Level dining

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  11. Valamar Argosy Hotel

    4 Stars
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    Sunny Dubrovnik by Valamar

    3 Stars

    Outdoor pool with water slides, Maro World entertainment centre

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  12. Hotel Vis

    3 Stars

    Sea-view balcony accommodations, Elafiti Islands sunset terrace

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  13. Sun Gardens Dubrovnik

    5 Stars

    Thalassotherapy spa and lagoon pool, Adriatic-facing tiered architecture

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    from  $245
  14. Valamar Tirena Hotel

    4 Stars

    Lapad coastal promenade walks, Outdoor pool with water slides

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  15. Hotel Splendid

    3 Stars

    Adriatic Sea view balconies, Tranquil Lapad Bay retreat

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  16. Hotel Excelsior

    5 Stars

    Panoramic Old Town vistas, Freshwater indoor swimming pool

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    Rixos Premium Dubrovnik

    5 Stars

    Scenic Old Town coastal walk, Panoramic Adriatic swimming pools

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    from  $318
  17. Berkeley Hotel

    4 Stars

    Outdoor pool and honesty bar, Secure underground parking garage

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    from  $144
  18. Hotel Lapad

    4 Stars

    Superior rooms with harbour views, Large palm-fringed outdoor pool

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    from  $136
  19. Hotel D'Elegant Dubrovnik

    4 Stars

    Franjo Tudman Bridge views, Secure private parking

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  20. Boutique Villa Filaus

    4 Stars

    Secluded garden swimming pool, Elegant wooden interior staircase

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  21. Hotel Ivka

    4 Stars

    Konavle restaurant, Family-owned hotel experience

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  22. Hotel Lero

    4 Stars

    Scenic coastal walk to Old Town, Authentic Bosnian cuisine at Taj Mahal

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    from  $133

    Dubrovnik Luxury Residence

    4 Stars

    Wellness massage and salon, Well-equipped fitness center

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  23. Palace Natali

    5 Stars

    Poolside bar service, Natali Garden Mediterranean restaurant

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  24. Eddie's Sea View Rooms Old Town

    3 Stars

    Panoramic sea and fort views, Easy public transport connections

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  25. Grand Hotel Park

    4 Stars

    Panoramic Adriatic sunset views, Extensive three-pool complex

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  26. Hotel Bellevue Dubrovnik

    5 Stars
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  27. Bokun Guesthouse

    3 Stars

    Outdoor swimming pool with sun terrace, Curated boat excursions

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  28. Hotel Dubrovnik

    3 Stars

    On-site restaurant with terrace dining, Wellness and spa services

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  29. Hotel Kompas

    4 Stars

    Dramatic cliffside reception views, Adriatic-facing infinity pool

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    from  $249
  30. Hotel Perla

    3 Stars

    Agora restaurant Dalmatian cuisine, Well-equipped fitness center

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  31. Hamlet Bed & Breakfast

    4 Stars

    Baroque-style interior decor, Proximity to city beaches

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Dubrovnik: A Step into History

For many people, a visit to Dubrovnik is like stepping into another world. Known as the Pearl of the Adriatic, Dubrovnik is famous for its views of the Dalmatian Coast and its old city centre. You can enjoy a walk along the marble streets and among the baroque architecture, palaces, and fortifications. There are many late deals you can get for hotels in the city centre or near the airport. Before you know it, you could be walking through history and visiting some of the city’s artistic and cultural events.

Walking the Wall

If you are a fan of Game of Thrones, you might recognise some of the areas, as many scenes have been filmed in the city. A good place to start is to take a tour of the city walls. Construction of the walls started in the 7th century but changes were made along the way to improve the walls up until the 17th century. There is a lot to see as you take a trip along the 6,360 feet of uninterrupted wall around the old city. Some of the notable areas include the land walls, sea walls, and forts. The main gates in the land walls are the Gate of Pile, Gate of Ploče, and Gate of Buža. The city harbour, part of the seawalls, has changed over the years, recently becoming a tourist attraction, it is still used as a shipyard today. Minčeta Tower, Fort Bokar, and St. John Fortress are three fortresses that are incorporated into the city walls. St. John Fortress now holds an aquarium and two museums. Gornji Ugao Tower, a part of Minčeta, was recently revealed to have an industrial area and foundry dating back to the 15th century. The Revelin Fortress and St. Lawrence Fortress are detached from the main walls but only a short distance. The St. Lawrence Fortress, also called Dubrovnik’s Gibraltar, features a court and now is used as one of the most impressive stages in Europe. There is a reason why this city was never conquered during the medieval period.

A Tour of Old Town

After you explore the sites along the wall, there is a lot to see in the old city centre. A nice place to start could be The Square of the Loggia. This site includes landmarks like Orlando’s Column and the Loggia of the Bells, the warning system for the city since 1480. The Church of St. Blaise, with its Baroque architecture and collection of art, and the small fountain of Onofrio are also there. The big fountain of Onofrio, one of the city’s most well-known landmarks is closer to Pile Gate. While there you can also see the St. Saviour Church. To continue the tour of religious buildings, the Dominican and Franciscan Monasteries are both worth a visit. The Dominican Monastery features a Gothic style cloister and many relics and paintings from the 15th and 16th centuries. The Franciscan Monastery has a museum with fine art, one of the most interesting libraries in Croatia, and a medieval pharmacy that has been in use since 1317. Two other important religious sites are the Dubrovnik Cathedral, which is said to have a piece of the cross Jesus was crucified on in its treasury, and the Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola. To finish the tour of the old city centre, The Rector’s Palace and the Cultural Historical Museum would be a nice last stop. The courtyard of the palace is a relaxing break at the end of the day.

A More Modern Side of the City

For a more modern take on Dubrovnik, the Stradun is a place to walk along the famous white limestone streets and sit and relax at the many bars, cafes, and restaurants along the way. Another place for a taste of the region is the Skar Winery. There you can try the homemade Lekri wine, made from locally sourced grapes. War Photo Limited is a unique photography museum specialising in war photography, while the Museum of Croatian War of Independence tells the story of how Croatia struggled to become the independent country it is today.

Head out of the City

If you are ready to take a break from city life and your hotel, there are many beautiful natural areas in the region. If you want to travel by sea, the islands of Elafiti, Koločep, Korčula, Mljet, and Lokrum are all excellent choices. The island of Lokrum is a popular spot for tourists as it is not a nature preserve and has two monasteries and a botanical garden with a variety of Mediterranean plants. The island of Mljet also has a monastery as well as a national park. Korčula has quite a large town with city walls and beautiful beaches. If you would rather stay on the mainland but still visit the sea, Sveti Jakov Beach is one of the most well-known and best-reviewed beaches. Another way to see more of the Dubrovnik area is from the sky. The Dubrovnik Cable Car travels from sea level over 2,500 foot to the top of the mountain and the Imperial Fort, an amphitheatre, and a restaurant.

When to book a hotel in Dubrovnik

  • Cheapest month: November
    $232 per night
  • Yearly typical price
    $313 per night
  • Peak month: July
    $424 per night

Frequently Asked Questions about Dubrovnik

  • When is the cheapest time to book a hotel in Dubrovnik?

    November is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Dubrovnik, with typical prices around $232 per night based on 63 price comparisons.

  • When are hotel prices highest in Dubrovnik?

    Hotel prices in Dubrovnik are usually highest during July, with typical prices around $424 per night.

  • How much does a hotel in Dubrovnik cost per night?

    Hotel prices in Dubrovnik usually range from $117 per night to $588 per night, with typical prices around $313 per night.

  • How do hotel prices in Dubrovnik change throughout the year?

    Hotel prices in Dubrovnik are typically lowest in November at around $232 per night, rising to around $424 per night in July.

  • October

    2026

    $248
    $174 — $359
  • November

    2026

    $232
    $117 — $292
  • December

    2026

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  • January

    2027

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  • February

    2027

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  • March

    2027

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  • April

    2027

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  • May

    2027

    $270
    $234 — $458
  • June

    2027

    $403
    $305 — $604
  • July

    2027

    $424
    $325 — $588
  • August

    2027

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  • September

    2027

    $356
    $275 — $562

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