Sister restaurant to the excellent Nautika, the seafood-oriented Proto claims a tradition dating back to 1886. And it was here that Edward VIII entertained...

Occupying a grand, fin-de-siècle building near the Pile Gate, the Hilton has location without the beachside grace of other five-star venues in town. With...

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...

This five-star villa-and-hotel complex has been ameliorated by newly opened Villa Sheherezade, where up to 12 people can relax in opulence for 6,000 euros a...

Built into the Babin kuk cliff-face and opened in 2007, this lush, waterfront fivestar comprises 34 luxurious rooms and three suites, most with a sea view....

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

Opened in 2008, this conversion of the Zamanje family villa (1573) is now a five-star hotel of a dozen rooms, one suite, three restaurants and a beautiful...

Perched between the fortresses of Bokar and Lovrijenac, the sea crashing below its terrace, Orhan is dramatically located. From the lengthy menu, wait-staff...

The flagship restaurant of the Hilton Imperial hotel offers local delights, such as the air-dried, smoked ham and cheese starter, followed by piscine treats...

A beautiful five-star right in the Old Town, the Pucić Palace weaves old-world heritage with 21st-century convenience. Nineteen rooms are individually...

A fine wine bar in town is set in the five-star surroundings of the Pucić Palace. Dalmatian labels comprise the bulk of the extensive selection: Pelješac...

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