Hotels in Dubrovnik, Croatia

Liberta's yellow buses comprise 13 bus lines operating to various city destinations from Pile Gate in Old Town. Line 1A, 1B, three, and eight go through Gruz Port. Line 2A, five, and six take the Babin Kuk route, and lines two, four, five, and nine operate the Lapad way. The suburban buses commute from the main bus station, Gruz, through Lines 12, 15, 21, 22, and 35, going to Zalton Veliki, Slano, and the Peninsula Orebic. Similarly, lines 10, 11, and 16 operate to Cartat, Mlini, Plat, and Molunat. Board a boat from Old Town to Lokrum Island. Ferries operate using the Catamaran line. Lines G and V commute from Old Town to Sipan, Mljet, Korcula, and Lastoro Islands. Additionally, taxis and ride-share apps operate from Pile Gate to Gruz port and bus station.

Old Town and Lapad have proven to be perfect destinations for tourists and return travelers. Access cheap hotels in Dubrovnik, such as the Komodor Hotel in Lapad, using Liberta buses, for great tourist amenities. Business travelers may want to stay in the city centre to save on cost and time. The Rixos Premium Dubrovnik is not only close to the financial district, but also offers business amenities. Old Town and Babin Kuk have hotels offering amenities for romantic gateways. Couples can book hotels in Dubrovnik, such as the Valmar Lacroma Dubrovnik, located in Babin Kuk, and accessible via a suburban bus.

The old town region accessed via Liberta offers numerous iconic monuments, including the city walls and Pile Gate, which was built for defense purposes. The stone walls surround the city of Dubrovnik, while the Pile Gate serves as the main entrance to Old Town. Lokrum Island boasts a botanical garden with indigenous flora planted in the 19th century and is accessible via a boat. Visit Lopud Island via a ferry. It is one of the developed islands in the region, home to several sandy beaches, including Sunj Beach. A journey to the Homeland War Museum via Liberta gives you a chance to learn how Croatia attained independence. Take a four-minute ride to Mount Srd via cable car and enjoy a full view of Old Town.

Dubrovnik hotels, such as the Dubrovnik Palace, serve Dalmatian coastal foods, including Sporki Makaruli, risotto, and oysters. You can also find plenty of European and Mediterranean cuisines. In addition to Dubrovnik's sandy beaches and historical landmarks, Old Town is a nightlife spot boasting clubs, bars, and sports bars. Stay at hotels in Dubrovnik, such as Hotel Adria in Old Town, and enjoy the city’s vibrant nightlife.

When visiting Dubrovnik the average booking length is 6 nights.

The price of a hotel in Dubrovnik depends on several factors such as star rating, location and demand. Generally speaking, the average cost of a hotel is around £94 per night.

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