This feat of engineering is the most outlandish project yet by Adriatic Luxury Hotels. The venue, cut into the cliff facing the sea, features local woods...

This ten-floor, 308-room luxury hotel reconfigured in 2004 was conceived in 1972, set in woodland paths at the tip of Lapad, in full view of the Elafiti...

The grand opening of 2008 was the reopening of Dubrovnik's most prestigious hotel, following a 22-million euro refit. Built in 1913, this villa became the...

Overlooking the Gruž harbour waterfront, this well-known three-star consists of three elements: a fin-de-siècle façade facing the main road towards the...

The dinky Stari Grad is a rare find in the Old Town. The quiet rooms are large enough for an extra bed; there are fabulous views from the fifth-floor roof...

Set in its own pleasant, palm-lined grounds in from the main drag through Lapad down to the beach nearby, the Zagreb feels like it's on holiday. Once...

Opened in 2007, this complex on the Lapad headland comprises two holiday hotels, the Neptun and the Ariston; and two upscale properties, the Importanne...

Ten kilometres north of town, sprawling across the seafront just below the pleasingly rustic village of Orašac, this is a self-contained resort with rocky...

Reopened in 2007, the Turkish-owned Rixos Libertas has long been one of Dubrovnik's architectural landmarks, originally built in the early 1970s when...

This leading lodging of the Valamar group has its own excellent section of beach; each of the 181 rooms has a balcony view of the sea and Elafiti islands...

For once the slogan is right: this is indulgence on a grand scale. Here in lush Babin kuk is a state-of-the-art hotel with the Ragusa spa and its dizzying...

The major reopening of a couple of years ago, the Villa Dubrovnik is a stunningly located, superbly appointed former three-star, set on a rocky outcrop a...

Calling itself a 'boutique & beach hotel', the Villa Wolff is small (only six rooms, none really boutique) but certainly comfortable and indubitably by the...