Spa Hotels & Resorts in South Dalmatia from NZ$219

"We loved everything about this hotel - cleanliness, facilities, food, staff, location and sea view! Cannot rate this hotel highly enough!"

"Huge choice for breakfast, great quality food and lovely staff. Hotel was very clean, gorgeous view and great sized rooms. Facilities were good, close to bus stop so very convenient too."

"An excellent experience; however I didn’t feel that the pool and sunloungers were sufficient for the size of the hotel. A couple of days before we left there was an issue with the kettle (wouldn’t boil unless the lead was being held). We reported this but the problem wasn’t resolved before we left. In spite of this I would still recommend this hotel as it is beautifully located and breakfast has to be amongst the best we’ve ever had."

"We stayed for two nights as a family and had a wonderful experience. The two connecting rooms were perfect for traveling with younger kids, giving us both space and convenience. The breakfast was absolutely delicious with plenty of great options, and the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming throughout our stay."

"A pleasure staying here, the staff are amazing, the views are incredible and the hotel is very peaceful. "

"Great service, friendly, close to the Cavtat village. Further from Drubovnik. The ferry was very long and "

"The hotel is beautiful, we were upgraded to an executive room with a view of the sea, stunning to wake up to every morning. The staff are so friendly and helpful, so much to choose from for breakfast, everything is fresh. Would highly recommend the Dubrovnik palace, such a wonderful hotel we didn’t want to leave, cannot wait to return. "

"Excellent Hotel in an excellent location. Great food."

"Fantastic property with lots of amenities and easy bus link to the old town and restaurants in Lapad. Pool and spa were fantastic and the buffet breakfast amazing. Maro World (when open in season) was great for the kids as well. Only slight blemish was the smell of cigarette smoke that permeated through the hotel room corridors which was really quite unpleasant, but I’m not sure what could be done about that. "