Where to Stay in Dubrovnik
The best area to stay in Dubrovnik is the Old Town, within the walls. However, this area is also the most expensive one. Check out other alternatives for places to stay in Dubrovnik.
Best Places to Stay in Dubrovnik
Accommodation in Dubrovnik is quite special, due to UNESCO's protection of the walled city. It's prohibited to build hotels, so most accommodations on offer are private houses that also function as hotels and apartments.
Without a doubt, the best area to stay in Dubrovnik is inside the walled city. It doesn't matter in which historic zone in Dubrovnik you're staying, you'll only ever be around 10 minutes from the city gates. Be aware that prices inside the walled city are much higher than those outside the walls, especially during peak season.
A cheaper option is Ploce. This is a nearby residential area outside the city walls, where you'll find cheaper hotels and apartments. There are also buses that go directly to Dubrovnik's historic centre.
A bit further away is Lapad, a spot full of hotels and beaches. Here, you'll find a whole range of accommodation. The beach is also just a stone's throw away.
Hotels in Dubrovnik
The time of year you plan to travel to Dubrovnik is key to getting a good price. Travelling to Dubrovnik in the summer means the prices of restaurants and hotels double due to the high influx of tourists.
Therefore, we recommend booking a hotel in Dubrovnik as early as possible. If you want to get the best offers with discounts of up to 75%, check out the link below, where you can find the lowest price guaranteed in all hotels.
Apartments in Dubrovnik
Apartments in Dubrovnik are fairly common, especially in the old city, and are often a good alternative to a hotel. If you're travelling as a family or a large group, looking for an apartment in Dubrovnik is the most convenient and affordable option.
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Hostels in Dubrovnik
The medieval structure of the city means that there are fewer hotels in Dubrovnik than in other popular tourist cities. This has led to many local families turning their houses into hostels and guest houses.
