Rixos Premium Dubrovnik in Dubrovnik, Croatia is ideal for those who value comfort and a prime location. This five-star hotel offers an all-inclusive package, ensuring that both dining and drinks are included in the price.
Stay in Dubrovnik
Rixos Premium Dubrovnik suits a variety of travelers, using Dubrovnik as the perfect base. The all-inclusive option keeps your stay budget-friendly and hassle-free.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
15:00 / 11:00
Max. number of people per room
2
Views
Park View, Sea view
Number of rooms
254
Year of manufacture
2008 (refurbished 2020)
Hotel chain
Rixos Hotels
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club, cash
Location
BeachfrontGarden / terraceseaview
Facilities
Air conditioning (room)balconyBarindoor poolconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiJacuzzikitchenEV charging pointRestaurantSpa & wellnesstransferSwimming pool
The holiday was absolutely amazing and the hotel met all our expectations.
The hotel facilities were nicely spacious and bright. The service was efficient and friendly.
The pool area was great and there was always space when needed.
We would like to give a special mention to Nadi, the leader of the pilates and yoga classes. She was an absolutely amazing and knowledgeable instructor. Her gym classes, which were included in the accommodation price, were a great way to start the day.
We had an absolutely wonderful stay at Rixos Premium Dubrovnik. From the moment we arrived, everything was exceptional. The hotel is beautiful, the location is fantastic, and the views over the Adriatic Sea are simply breathtaking.
Our room was comfortable, beautifully presented and had an amazing view. The food was excellent, the facilities were outstanding, and every detail was thoughtfully taken care of.
What made our stay even more special was the incredible attention to detail from the staff. We were celebrating a birthday during our stay, and the team went above and beyond to make the occasion memorable. They surprised us with a beautiful birthday cake and champagne, which was such a lovely and thoughtful gesture. We truly appreciated the care and attention they gave us on such a special occasion.
The staff were incredibly friendly, attentive and professional throughout our entire stay, always making us feel welcome and well looked after.
It was truly an unforgettable experience, and one of the best hotel stays we have ever had. We enjoyed every moment and would happily return to Rixos Premium Dubrovnik. Highly recommended!
I would like to give this hotel a very high recommendation. It starts at the top of management and transcends to every level below.
The hotel itself is gorgeous, clean, and very well maintained. It is extremely comfortable in every single way. I enjoy going to the gym on my vacations and the gym is very well equipped for your workout needs.
I would like to say we had such an amazing experience with Jelena, the Sommelier, who was extremely well-versed in her wine knowledge. Ana, from guest relations was over the top helpful. She made sure we were comfortable. Bahar, who is the restaurant manager at Mykorini was amazing. Helping us pick out our perfect meals. Mirela was the concierge and she was outstanding. Holding our hands through the perfect trip.
Loved our stay at this hotel. Room was clean and spacious . Staff was friendly . Amenities were great .
Restaurant options are expensive yet were good. Breakfast was very nice . The views are beyond amazing - and the set up to swim in the sea was great . Lots of sun beds .
15 min walk to the old town. Highly recommend
Absolutely stunning Hotel,carved into the rock face, straight down to the sea. Rooms were spacious and comfy.First class Hotel,all the staff are exceptional, very friendly and extremely helpful. Multiple restaurants,hair salon,cosmetic facilities, spa,casino,gym,indoor & outdoor pools,function rooms,clothing shops, pool tables, kids play room and multiple bars and sports bar.
Buffet style main restaurant with themed evening meals, outdoor eating areas. Food and drink was amazing, if I was honest, way to posh for me, but varied choice, so never went hungry. Drinks can be expensive, inline with the area.
Would definitely come back.
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