An Ode to Liberty on the Cliffs of Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik, one of the Mediterranean's most enchanting jewels, is home to a legendary retreat where exclusive privacy is wrapped in exceptional hospitality. Perched dramatically on sheer coastal cliffs along the prestigious St. Jacob coast, Hotel Villa Dubrovnik embodies the essence of the ancient Republic of Ragusa. Harmonizing with the vibrant emerald green of the Adriatic Sea, the palace commands mesmerizing views of Lokrum Island and the medieval fortress walls of Dubrovnik Old Town.
At Villa Dubrovnik, a view is never merely a view—it is an invitation to step into an extraordinary scene where history, beauty, and culinary artistry unfold like an exquisite performance. From sunbathing on the private rocky beach platform with teak sun loungers to boarding the property's handcrafted wooden Venetian water taxi for a 5-minute glide into the historic Old Town port, every moment evokes effortless Mediterranean glamour.
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Rooms, Suites & Historic Villa
Deluxe Sea View Room
Designed by renowned architect Arthur Casas, featuring warm nautical teak accents, deep soaking tub with magic glass privacy wall, and private sun terrace facing Old Town.
Deluxe Grand Sea View Room
Generously proportioned luxury retreat boasting an expanded private sun terrace with teak loungers, panoramic views of the medieval fortress walls, and custom designer furnishings.
Romantiko Suite
Named after the Old Dubrovnik word for romance, this expansive suite features floor-to-ceiling glass windows, separate living room, and panoramic terrace framing Lokrum Island.
Villa Kolin Residence
A standalone historic merchant villa in a secluded pine garden, offering 3 en-suite bedrooms, private garden terrace with heated outdoor whirlpool, kitchenette, and dedicated butler.
Michelin Dining & Sunset Bars
Restaurant Pjerin
Signature fine dining recognized by the Michelin Guide, serving haute Mediterranean gastronomy on an open-air cliffside terrace with sublime panoramas of Old Town.
Restaurant Giardino
Nestled in the shade of century-old pine trees along a historic stone wall, serving fresh Adriatic catches prepared in an open theater kitchen with Arthur Casas design.
Galanto Bar
Dubrovnik's premier rooftop lounge where centuries-old sunsets awaken over the gilded fortress walls, accompanied by rare Croatian vintages and mixologist cocktails.
Libero Bar
A peaceful seaside library retreat with furnishings by Gio Ponti and Patricia Urquiola, serving artisanal coffees, herbal teas, fine spirits, and light Mediterranean bites.
Frequently Asked Questions
Villa Dubrovnik is located at Vlaha Bukovca 6, 20000 Dubrovnik, Croatia, perched on the cliffs of the exclusive St. Jacob residential quarter, approximately 1.5 km (a 15-minute coastal stroll or 5-minute private boat ride) east of Dubrovnik's historic Old Town.
Guests booking with Vincent Vacations receive daily full breakfast for each guest, a $100 USD food & beverage or spa credit (valid at Restaurant Pjerin, Giardino, Libero Bar, or Villa SPA), complimentary private Venetian water taxi transfers to Old Town, complimentary Wi-Fi, and priority room upgrades, early check-in, and late check-out subject to availability. Guests staying 2 or more nights in Suites or Villa Kolin also receive a complimentary lunch or dinner for two.
Villa Dubrovnik operates a private wooden mahogany Venetian water taxi shuttle that whisks hotel guests directly from the resort's private sea jetty to the historic Old Town port (Porporela) in just 5 minutes, offering an unforgettable and stylish arrival.
The hotel features a private cliffside beach platform carved into coastal rocks, equipped with teak sunbeds, plush towels, and umbrella service with direct ladder access into the azure Adriatic Sea, as well as an indoor-outdoor heated sea-view vitality pool in the Villa SPA.
Restaurant Pjerin is recognized by the Michelin Guide for its refined haute Mediterranean gastronomy, led by master chefs combining traditional Dalmatian recipes and locally caught seafood with contemporary culinary techniques against the backdrop of illuminated medieval city walls.