Hotels near Dubrovnik Cathedral

The holiday was to coincide with my wife's birthday.In advance I made mention of that fact and a request if at all possible for a bedroom facing the square.To our suprise and delight we were upgraded to a suite complete with balcony overlooking the square. From beginning to end the staff in all quarters of the hotel were friendly, attentive and thoughtful. It was a level of service that you look for though rarely find.

We really enjoyed our stay here. A great central location, and perfect base for the Old Town. Recommended that you take , the owner's, offer of a lift (no more than a taxi) as it would be difficult to find, and quite a walk into the no car zone. Also he is a great source of local information. The apartment was comfortable and had everything you would need, with the bedroom set in a cute loft.

It was great to be staying in the centre of this stunning city. Most tourists need to bus in from the outskirts. There was lots to do for our whole week. We stayed in September and combined sightseeing with swimming at the nearest local beach, just a short walk south from the Ploce Gate - great in the late afternoon. The sea was crystal clean. As we were on a tightish budget, we could sometimes pop back at lunchtime and enjoy a locally bought snack in our own air conditioning, away from the inevitable bustle. Just around the corner in the street called Od Puca there is a good minimarket. There is also a great pizza takeaway opposite the shop which was sometimes handy in the evenings. When we did eat out we only had to walk a few metres down our passage way to a very good economical pasta restaurant. Ms Neves, the proprietor (pron: Neever) was very helpful. We had a lift from the airport and back with her, which was cheaper than a taxi, and more interesting. We felt she really cares about helping her customers as much as possible. She has two other bigger appartments in our location and, we believe, three more just outside the Ploce Gate, in the building in which she lives, overlooking the harbour. If you have any questions, give her a call as her English is good and she is very friendly.

Great location and the room had everything we needed for a week long stay in Dubrovnik. Location is amazing! It's close to the main street of old town Dubrovnik and surrounded by shops, cafes, restaurants and gelati places. The owner was ver helpful and accommodating and when our travel plans changed unexpectantly there was no issue and she was very friendly about it all and very helpful. Would definitely stay here again, but just a note there s no laundry machine in the apartment, (not sure if they are putting one in however there is the set up for it in the bathroom) but there I a laundry place earbu so that's not really a problem. Would definitely recommend this place.

All around a fabulous experience. We were in Dubrovnik in low season so found everything and everyone to operate at an easy pace. Being in the middle of the old city was just lovely and everyone we spoke to and with was pleasant, friendly and helpful. Our studio room was more than we had expected space wise and we were very happy with the facilities. Absolutely recommended.

Great experience due to host, Stijepo, a wonderful guide and readily available for information via email. The well equiped apartment is located in a beautiful neighborhood-away from the bustle of daily influx of visitors. Sitting on the steps outside the apartment, listening to the opera singer, practicing in the music school, was a high point! CIty is the cleanest we have experienced, including our home city, Seattle. DIning very good and inexpensive-great seafood selections. LOTS OF STEPS! TRUE ELEVATION CHALLENGE. Lots to do and experience hand in the city, plus wonderful day trips. Best in the Mediterranean! F & S Seattle

We had never been to Dubrovnik before and were absolutely blown away by the beauty of the city. The old town is car-free and Roko House is very conveniently situated a couple of minutes' walk from the Pile Gate (the main gate where you enter from the bus station, taxi rank etc). Roko House wasn't hard to find - follow signs to the Ethnographic Museum or Mea Culpa Pizzeria, which is just opposite. The owner met us on arrival and was charming, as was her husband who we spoke to on the phone when asking to leave our bags in the room on the last day (they were more than happy to let us do this). The studio was small but beautifully furnished and comfortable; the little roof terrace is a perfect place to stargaze with a nightcap. Despite being so central we didn't find the room noisy (this may be partly because the pizzeria downstairs was closed when we were there). We stayed for 3 nights and wished we had longer.