Hotel Dubrovnik, Zagreb
Humble, historic hotel with city views, an on-site restaurant, and a fitness center
It is nice centrally located hotel. Steps away from all the attractions.
Convenient location.
This hotel was lovely. The staff were all knowledgeable and very friendly. Breakfast was outstanding. Nice central location to a lovely square with some shops.
Probably the best hotel to stay at in Zagreb. The best part is its centrality to the Zagreb Old Town.
Hotel Dubrovnik, Zagreb is in a central location to enjoy all that Zagreb has to offer, bakeries, markets, shopping, history. The dining room was spotless and... Read more
Overview
Located on Zagreb's main city square, Hotel Dubrovnik offers you an ideal base to explore the city. You'll be right downtown, adjacent to the city's main square, Trg Bana Josipa Jelačića, and along Ilica Street, a long stretch of shops, restaurants, and cafés. You can walk to the historic Zagreb Upper Town and St. Mark's Church in just seven minutes and reach the Lower Town and the first park in the Green Horseshoe, Park Zrinjevac, in five minutes.
Hotel Dubrovnik offers several room types, including spacious suites. Each room has air-conditioning, soundproof windows, and a desk. Though the decor can feel a bit standard, the rooms still offer carpeted flooring, dark-wood furnishings, and splashes of color. If you'd like to enjoy city views or seating areas, consider upgrading your room, or grab one of the suites for more space and/or your own private outdoor area.
While staying at Hotel Dubrovnik, you'll enjoy part of the city's history. The hotel features a vintage wing with historic architecture and a modern wing with a quirky, mirrored glass facade—so you get a little of both worlds. Amenities include a modern lobby lounge and bar, plus the on-site restaurant, American Steak & Grill House, and the historic Kavana Dubrovnik, one of the city's most famous cafés, built in Art Deco style.
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4-star Hotel
+385 14863512
Ljudevita Gaja 1, PP 246
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The hotel is centrally located in Zagreb, making it convenient for guests to enjoy nearby restaurants, shops, cultural sites, and the old town. The tram is also easily accessible from the hotel. (8 mentions)
The breakfast at the hotel is highly praised by guests, with mentions of it being the best in Croatia and terrific. Specific mentions were made of the quality and variety of food. (5 mentions)
Guests found the rooms to be clean and comfortable, enhancing their overall experience at the hotel. (4 mentions)
The staff at the hotel are consistently described as friendly and helpful, contributing to a pleasant stay for guests. (3 mentions)
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It is nice centrally located hotel. Steps away from all the attractions.
Hotel Dubrovnik in Zagreb was fine but not as impressive as some of the other accommodations during the trip. It's centrally located in the city, which is convenient, but it felt a bit outshined by the other wonderful hotels we stayed in elsewhere. However, given it was the starting and ending point with no alternatives, it was comfortable enough for our needs.
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