Hoteller med morgenmad i Dubrovnik

Everything was excellent, food was very good. The only problem was mosquito was everywhere in restaurants, gym, spa and indoor swimming pools, Bathroom .

My husband and I overall had a decent experience, but there were a few aspects that could be improved, especially regarding room cleanliness and drinking water provisions. The room itself had potential but was not as clean as expected. Surfaces were dusty, and the bathroom showed signs of inadequate cleaning, particularly around the sink and shower area. A little more attention to detail in housekeeping would make a significant difference to the guest experience. On a positive note, I appreciated the hotel’s environmentally conscious initiative of offering complimentary drinking water in recycled glass bottles instead of plastic. It’s a thoughtful and sustainable idea. However, the water provided did not appear clean or safe to drink, which left me no choice but to purchase bottled water from a nearby supermarket. It would be beneficial if the hotel could ensure the water quality meets hygiene standards or consider offering filtered water stations for guests. With some improvements in cleanliness and the drinking water situation, the stay could be much more enjoyable.

Although this hotel is situated quite some distance from the Old Town this is not a bad thing at all. Insect I very much appreciated being removed from the thick crowds and noise, and very much enjoyed the peace and tranquility and spectacular sea views from this wonderful resort. Definitely worth paying extra for a c facing room, for breathtaking panoramas day and night. My room was elegantly decorated and very comfortable, with ample space for everything although a luggage rack or designated space for luggage would enhance overall comfort greatly. Staff were generally helpful and polite, with special mention to Matija the Restaurant Manager, who, despite handling large volumes of customers, remained unfailingly cheerful and energetic. The breakfast buffet was very generous by European standards, whilst the dinner buffet selection was also more than adequate and quite good value at 35 Euros per person. As mentioned in previous reviews, a bus connects the Babin Kuk area (where the Royal Ariston and her neighboring sister hotels, the Royal Princess, Royal Blue, Royal Palm and Neptun are situated) to the Old Town. If you purchase the 40 Euro Dubrovnik City pass, discovers one day worth of this bus travel plus access to the city walls and its museums. Cannot recommend this resort highly enough and look forward to my return.

Fast check in and I would really recommend staying here. There is a good variety of food for morning breakfast. Walkable to the old town! My room has a partial sea view.