i loved the city,the hotel 'dubrovnik palace' was very beautiful but the service and the personel were not nice

Lovely hotel a short distance from the main walled city. Has it's own shuttle, but even regular bus (no 4 runs often) stops at it's entrance. Inclined back of hotel so rooms have unobstructed views of the sea. Lovely balcony that can be shaded if needed. Restaurants also have sea view; though except for breakfast ate in town. Rooms are modern and have amenities you need. Everything works including AC. No beach unless you lke swimming off rocks, but great pool! Chocolates on the pillows at turn down a very nice touch.

I was here for a conference at the end of November, so, just the weekend before this resort hotel shut down for the season. The room was lovely, the views perfect. We had a balcony (I think every room here does). Very much enjoyed walking around outside near the water, although obviously we didn't swim in the Adriatic - or jump in the lovely pool. Can't say much about the restaurants, as we went into town for dinner - but the breakfast buffet was the most sumptuous I've ever had. Can't say anything about the usual prices, either, as we had a fantastic, off-season, conference rate. Also: the hotel is 5 km. away from Dubrovnik's gorgeous walled city centre.

Have just returned from a 3-day conference held at the Dubrovnik Palace where we also stayed. The hotel facilities are excellent and my single room (had twin beds) was spacious and a lovely balcony overlooking the Adriatic sea. In fact, I think all the rooms face the sea which a lovely, glisteny blue. It was November but the midday hours were warm enough for people to sit outside even without thick winter coats. the sky was completely blue and cloudless and the nearby mountain range just mad eeverything feel holidayish.
The hotel staff was quietly efficient and friendly. I was unwell and the masseuse at the spa centre gave me an excellent massage to help me relax. The breakfast buffet was very good and Bus No 4 outside the hotel takes you all the way to the gates of the old walled city of Dubrovnik.