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Exterior aerial view of Villa Dubrovnik featuring the building surrounded by trees and the beach area by the water, with more building and the Old Town behind
Balcony of Mirakul Suite at Villa Dubrovnik in Croatia featuring a Jacuzzi and dining table and chairs, with sweeping views of the sea, yachts, and Lokrum Island

Villa Dubrovnik

Exterior aerial view of Villa Dubrovnik featuring the building surrounded by trees and the beach area by the water, with more building and the Old Town behind
Villa Dubrovnik
Villa Dubrovnik
Balcony of Mirakul Suite at Villa Dubrovnik in Croatia featuring a Jacuzzi and dining table and chairs, with sweeping views of the sea, yachts, and Lokrum Island
Dubrovnik

With a lift down from street level that borders on Bond villain territory, if there’s one thing this famous property and the lairs of 007’s adversaries have in common, it’s style and sophistication.

Dubrovnik

With a lift down from street level that borders on Bond villain territory, if there’s one thing this famous property and the lairs of 007’s adversaries have in common, it’s style and sophistication.

Set on a rocky outcrop above the Adriatic, each luxurious abode enjoys cinematic views over Lokrum Island and the Old City walls from private terraces – with some even sporting Jacuzzis. Inside, clean and modern aesthetics are blended with a touch of heritage in the form of Croatian stone and locally designed furniture that can only be described as functional art. The names of the suites are also inspired by an ancient local dialect. 

Speaking of heritage, homegrown flavours can be savoured at fine-dining Restaurant Pjerin that sits above the sea; or for something more casual, relax with a coffee or light lunch at the al fresco Giardino surrounded by old pines and stone walls. Plus, the Old Town is a pleasant 20-minute walk away (or there’s a complimentary shuttle transfer). 

Dining terrace of Pjerin Restaurant at Villa Dubrovnik in Croatia during sunset, featuring tables set for dinner with lamps beside the water and a view of the Old Town behind
Pjerin Restaurant terrace
Travel notes
  • 53 rooms & suites, 2 residences
  • Enjoy fine-dining at Restaurant Pjerin and lunch at Giardino Restaurant, and a selection of drinks at both bars – Galanto and Libero
  • On-site amenities include a fitness area, indoor swimming pool and ‘beach’ area down by the water
  • Local experiences to be had encompass gastronomy, private tours, island hopping and wine tastings
  • Sporty activities include sea kayaking, horseback riding, and buggy tour of Konavle
  • 53 rooms & suites, 2 residences
  • Enjoy fine-dining at Restaurant Pjerin and lunch at Giardino Restaurant, and a selection of drinks at both bars – Galanto and Libero
  • On-site amenities include a fitness area, indoor swimming pool and ‘beach’ area down by the water
  • Local experiences to be had encompass gastronomy, private tours, island hopping and wine tastings
  • Sporty activities include sea kayaking, horseback riding, and buggy tour of Konavle
Pricing
We customise every trip to you and our quotes are bespoke.

A sense of
place

Better get used to the sight of the glittering Adriatic, because here, it’s the main character. Its calming influence can be seen from all angles; whether swimming in the pool, lying back on the sunbeds as a waiter brings over afternoon nibbles, or over a glass of a new favourite in Galanto – Dubrovnik’s only rooftop bar.   

It takes centre stage, though, at the hotel’s own secluded ‘beach’. While it may not be your typical sand-under-feet experience, the sea is literally steps away and there’s an ideal amount of space between sun loungers, meaning everyone gets to capitalise on views of Lokrum Island Nature Reserve just 600 metres off the coast.

Its essence...

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In pursuit of...

Two people strolling up a street in Dubrovnik Old Town surrounded by old stone buildings and other people
…an idyllic base for exploration

Though sequestered in its own bubble, Villa Dubrovnik makes an excellent starting point for venturing near and far. Its close proximity to the Old Town means private tours are practically on the doorstep, taking in the likes of the Rector’s Palace, the Church of St. Blaise and the gems on the Stradun. Cast the net wider and the winelands of Pelješac peninsula become a temptation, beckoning with exclusive tastings. And, out to sea, island hopping tours showcase the likes of the Elafiti islands and Mljet – the island Odysseus is said to have been marooned on.  

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    Wake up
    here

    Sequestered in the lush gardens, the hotels’ private residence – Villa Kolin – is the place to be for ultimate privacy. Once the residence of a prominent merchant family, the property now houses three ensuite bedrooms and a spacious living room filled with furniture by prominent Italian designer Gio Ponti. Outside, there’s a garden terrace and plunge pool to add to the mix.

On location

Close up of a spa therapist's hand sprinkling herbs on the back of a guest at Villa Dubrovnik in Croatia

A sanctuary spread across four levels, the Villa Spa is where you’ll find guests recharging after exciting days exploring the Old Town and beyond. Treatments harness the power of natural remedies from the Mediterranean with modern techniques, from massages to facials. There’s also a sauna to unwind in after a gym session and a swimming pool with a lounge area looking out to sea. 

Though sequestered in its own bubble, Villa Dubrovnik makes an excellent starting point for venturing near and far.

A Carrier
curation

Just a short drive from Dubrovnik in the pretty region of Konavle sits Kameni Dvori, an estate known for its exceptional agriculture offerings. During a six-hour experience on site, get hands on by making bread, picking seasonal ingredients and preparing a traditional meal alongside a chef. Plus, while the food cooks, enjoy a wine tasting while the hosts tell stories from their 500-year-old family tree. 

Two people kneading dough on a kitchen surface at Konavle in Croatia
Two people collecting eggs from wooden crates with a woven basket
Close up of hands pouring a drink into a small shot glass
Destination essentials
  • May - Oct
    HIGH
  • Nov - Apr
    LOW
SEASON
  • 2hrs 45min
    LGW - DBV
FLIGHT
  • 30min
    BY ROAD
TRANSFER
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