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"Amazing. The hotel, the facilities, the location, the service: superb. Can’t speak more highly of this place. "

"The property was modern, clean and had an excellent breakfast buffet. Very friendly staff. It's on a hill above the ferry terminal. The steps were a little difficult to negotiate for my wife who had a recent knee surgery."

"This is a beautiful hotel. Everything about it was perfect."

"Fantastic "

"Everything about the hotel was great except the food. While most reviews brag about breakfast we found it to be very average for a hotel. The dinner buffet was not worth it at all. "

"Super"

"Amazing holiday! Thanks to all staff "

"We stayed at a hotel that is impressively committed to sustainability and environmental responsibility, which I truly appreciate. The grounds were modern yet beautifully designed, with unique features and thoughtful touches throughout. That said, the room had a musty odor, and the air conditioning was limited to a minimum of 22°C (set between 24–22°C), which could be uncomfortable—especially for someone like me going through menopause. Our room faced the full sun during the day, so it did get quite warm when the A/C was off while we were out. One standout was the breakfast—truly one of the best I’ve ever had. There were countless options catering to a wide range of dietary needs, allergies, and preferences. It was thoughtfully curated and delicious. Another highlight was the Coral Beach Club nearby—an absolutely stunning and lively spot where we truly felt like VIPs. There’s no entry fee; you simply cover the cost of food and drinks, and they provide everything else—an incredible value. The hotel also seems like a wonderful place for families with young children, with plenty of activities to keep them engaged. Although I didn’t get the chance to try the spa, it looked like a serene and luxurious space worth exploring on a future visit. "

"Gorgeous common areas. Staff very nice. Location couldn’t be better. Stunning view of Dubrovnik and quick walk into town. "