Dubrovnik, Croatia

By charly wilder, executive summary by darmansjah

 
Dubrovnik experienced a golden age in the last five years. After opening its doors to tourists, the number of visitors increased steadily compared to 10 percent per year recession era 2008. Often dubbed the "Jewel of the Adriatic ', this coastal city has a lot of marble craftsman, Renaissance fountains, and white sand beaches. Employers hotel welcomes tourists escalating through renovation projects of high cost. Pucic Palace, Excelsior Hotel & Spa,and Villa Dubrovnik is the property of three newly polished in recent years.

Villa Dubrovnik

spacious rooms and suites, all with their own balcony or terrace and spectacular sea views.

While you are on holiday at the villa take a complimentary boat trip by luxury speedboat or a relaxing stroll to the medieval walled town and wander through the cobbled streets and narrow alleyways. Discover the Dominican Monastery and Rector’sPalace, then visit the Franciscan Monastery before returning for cocktails at the rooftop sky bar with its romantic views of the old town.

Villa Dubrovnik offers fifty six luxury residence units with the stunning view of the island of Lokrum and the Old City walls and specially designed for your comfort, privacy and relaxation. All of the rooms include panoramic glass wall separating the room and the private terrace, TV, radio, musical library, direct line telephone with voice mail, writing desk, mini bar, complimentary bottled water,  personal laptop size safe and complimentary Broadband Wi-Fi Internet access.

Driven by desire to provide each and every one of their guests the true Mediterranean experience in its best, the culinary team has prepared a unique yet traditional selection of local and international dished reflecting the Mediterranean as it once was. All the groceries used in our restaurants are organically grown and carefully hand picked from the local orchards and farms in the nearby vicinity of the Villa.