Bruno Martinović

When we first looked at where this hotel was situated in relation to everything we wanted to do in Dubrovnik, we were a bit concerned. It is quite far from the old town. However, it is near a bunch of restaurants and a very nice beach, and quite close to the bus line that takes you to the old town. It was also close to a nearby grocery store with a wnderful little bakery inside. We had many early starts, so couldn't have the breakfast included with the room, but that didn't matter to us at all, as the bakery was soo good. The busses run very regularly (every 10 mins or so) and are easy to navigate. The building and the rooms were wonderful, and the lady at the front desk was absolutely fantastic.

The location of this hotel was the best thing going for it, and the room was quite spacious. The building it was in had a lot of character and old-world charm. That's about all I can say that is positive about it. When we arrived there was no one there to let us in and the outside door was locked, so we had to sit on the stoop and contact out travel specialist, who had to contact the owner. The included breakfast was a smattering of things that had obviously sat out for several days and was all stale. The few things that were fresh (some croissants), we felt like we couldn't eat much of, as it didn't seem like there was enough for the guests in the building. Also, we could hear the kids tromping around on the floor above ours.

Great location! Clean an comfortable rooms! Wonderful staff! No complaints!

The only thing this hotel had going for it was the location. Staff were terrible. Rooms were dated and in need of repair.

This was a small family-run lodging that was incredibly charming, and not too far as a starting point to the Nation Park. But the best thing about the hotel was the lovely family that ran it. So accommodating and so pleasant! Breakfast was included with the room, but our early start wasn't going to let us eat anything before heading out, so they sent us on our way with a packed meal!

The location of this hotel can't be beat, but the staff range from stoic to downright rude, including the people working at the parking area, which is a mile from the hotel. The shuttle does come fairly often, but the parking does come at an additional cost to the room rate.

Clean, comfortable, spacious, and surrounded by epic views. The front desk staff were very nice and recommended a nearby restaurant that was excellent. The location is a bit on the edge of town, which was perfect for as it was near the watersports facility (rafting, canyoning, etc.) that we were booked with the following morning.

Cute family run lodging with incredibly friendly staff. Good location. The beds a bit too hard though.

Beautiful hotel, with a spacious room, in a great location.

The best thing going for this hotel is the location. The rest is good enough.

This is so much fun, I don't think I stopped smiling the entire time.

If you like caves, these aren't to be missed.

Hotel Korsal is in a perfect location. It is easily walkable to the ferry or the town. There is a beach right in front of the hotel with paddle boards and kayaks for rent. Breakfast is delicious and plentiful with tables both indoors and out. We also had a delicious dinner there. The waitstaff and reception staff are probably the nicest group of hotel workers we have ever met. There is nothing they wouldn't do for you and always with a smile. They notice if you have a favorite drink or like a particular table. The area is very quiet at night. We had a suite with a very comfortable bed, a spacious living area and a balcony overlooking the water.

The park is beautiful with some gorgeous waterfalls. There are crowds-the later it gets the worse it gets. The hike is easy to navigate. Bring lots of water.

This was a really long but very fun day. The boat was very spacious with space for both sun and shade. We snorkeled in a couple of places, went swimming in beautiful coves, Marin told us about each island, took a bike ride on Lastovo and had an amazing lunch.

There was so much to do on this excursion. The salt flats were interesting. We watched a short movie and walked around the area. It's not a big place but we found it quite interesting. It was very hot that day but we still walked the path from Ston to Little Ston. It is A Lot of steep steps and in the heat it is difficult. It took much longer than anticipated. We have been on a number of winery tours in the US and Europe and we still learned new things form this tour. The wines were very good and it was the only winery we went to that shipped to the US.

Ana was so knowledgable about Croatia's history and explained it in such a way that it was easy to remember. She took us through the whole city and showed us some special places to return to the next day.