Art Hotel Dubrovnik

The location and views are fantastic. The hotel and room were clean and comfortable and breakfast was more than adequate. Great little balcony to take in the views.

The room and bathroom are small but adequate

Beautiful outlook and breakfast

Location overlooking the sea, very helpful staff and nice breakfast, near a nice area with plenty of restaurants

We stayed at the hotel for a week, and overall, our experience was quite mixed. First of all, I have to mention the staff everyone was absolutely friendly and helpful. The location is also great!

We decided to pay a little extra for breakfast, but unfortunately, we didn’t feel that it was really worth it. The selection was quite limited and during a 7 day stay, there was very little variety. I understand that this is a small hotel, so maybe this is normal, but I think the breakfast could definitely be improved. Also, plant-based milk was available only on the first day and after thag it was never available again. We also chose a room without a balcony, which we ended up regretting. I haven’t seen the rooms with balconies, so I can’t compare them directly, but our room was very small and quite dark. We had to keep the lights on almost all the time, even during the day. One particularly strange issue was the chair in the room. It had a strong unpleasant smell, to the point that when we left a T-shirt on it for a few hours, the T-shirt picked up the smell and we couldn’t really wear it afterwards. This definitely wasn’t very pleasant. Another issue was the noise at night. I understand that this isn’t necessarily the hotel’s fault, as it depends on the other guests, but the soundproofing was very poor, you could hear practically everything happening in the corridors and other rooms. Almost every night, there was some kind of noise that woke us up. On one occasion, for example, two apparently drunk guests were loudly shouting to each other from different floors for around two hours. We weren’t sure whether they were actually hotel guests or someone who had entered the building, so it was quite uncomfortable.