Neptun

Really excellent experience. The staff are universally friendly and helpful, room spotless and well appointed. We upgraded to a sea view and well worth it. No sandy beach, but plenty of loungers on the rocks and sea entry is easy. Pools lovely and not overcrowded. We went for an anniversary and left our kids at home- not sure this is that kid friendly a hotel, seems much more geared toward adults. Easy access to Dubrovnik old town via the no. 6 bus, the stop for which is a 2 minute walk away. Gentle stroll into lapad for other beaches, restaurants etc. Hotel restaurants really good and excellent for gluten free (my wife is a coeliac). Cant recommend highly enough.

Good hotel in great location. This is a great hotel. It has 4 hotels in one. Plenty of bars and restaurants to choose from. The food is pretty average fair and quite expensive, as are the drinks. To be honest, this applies to most of Dubrovnik. The hotel is quite away from the Old Town but has a regular bus service. Highly recommend buying the Dubrovnik pass. The hotel is spotlessly clean. 4 nice pools a gym and you can swim in the sea. Down side is the ridiculously loud drum and bass music they play in the poolside bar. In June…this is not what their average customer listens to! Buffet breakfast has plenty of choice and there is an army of staff to help. Some staff pressure customers to give a tip…. Not a fan of this practice. All in all good hotel with a few minor issues.

Very nice hotel about 15/20 minutes bus ride out of Dubrovnik. Bus fare is €2.50 each way with a bus stop right outside. Hotel was very clean and comfortable with nicely appointed rooms & friendly staff. We only used the over 18’s roof top pool and Blue Sky bar at the adjoining block and this is a fabulous area. This is essentially a complex of five blocks, each named as a different hotel but sharing the same facilities such as pools, bars & restaurants. There is a lovely promenade along the sea front for walking. The only negative is that we found the variety of food disappointing and expensive, and with not many alternative food outlets near by, we had to stick with it. For example, we enquired about the buffet at The Terrace one evening and were told it would be €50 each without drinks. Zoe restaurant was lovely but cost €63 one evening & €93 another for two with one course each + drinks. The pizza place Bono was ok. Vista restaurant had a minimal choice all day menu but appeared more focussed on daytime snacks/sandwiches although the fajitas were good. Although we could have gone into Dubrovnik itself to eat, we found that the restaurants there were equally expensive.

We booked directly and stayed in a Panorama room on the 6th floor—absolutely lovely! A huge shout-out to Zah (apologies if the spelling is off), Lukas, and the fantastic team who helped us with parking our car every single day. The buffet breakfast offered plenty of choices to start the day, and we dined at Zoe Restaurant twice because the service was excellent and the food was great. We did have an issue with the room's air conditioning not working for a couple of nights, but the staff addressed it quickly as soon as we raised the concern. Overall it was a great stay and I would not hesitate to book again! Thank you all for your help!