Royal Princess Hotel Dubrovnik

Reopening in early spring 2026 after a full renovation, Royal Princess returns to Lapad Bay as the only hotel in the Dubrovnik area built entirely of suites. It holds 54 of them, each with a separate living area, a king bedroom and a five-piece bathroom finished to a consistent, understated standard. The bay sits apart from the Old Town, a short trip from its walls and museums, and every suite opens onto a private terrace facing the Adriatic. Guests watching the sun set from there get an unbroken run of sea across the balcony rail. Room categories climb from a Deluxe King Suite with balcony to a two-bedroom Presidential Suite with its own kitchen and dining area; the Royal Sky Sea View Suite sits on the top floors, furthest from the road and closest to the water. Three à la carte restaurants, Zoë, La Castile and Vista, cover Mediterranean and international menus, with a buffet room, Royal Terrace, for less formal meals. A spa and wellness area, an outdoor pool and a business centre with conference space round out the amenities, and the hotel arranges boating, canoeing and cultural tours for guests who want to leave the terrace. It is a compact stay. Wi-Fi is complimentary throughout, and staff speak English at the desk.