Breakfast At Salinīreakfast was served each day from 6:30 am to 10:30 am at Salin, located on the hotel’s second floor. The first night, I just went to bed and skipped dinner.
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One level above the pool area is a small fitness center that focused primarily on cardiovascular machines with only limited free (and light) weights and a single r0wing machine for strength training…this was very disappointing.Īfter flying from Los Angeles to Drubvonik via New York, Frankfurt, and Munich, I was fairly exhausted by the time we finally reached the hotel. Spa treatments were available as well, though prices were not attractive. In this indoor area is also a Finnish sauna, steam room, and Roman bath. The hotel sits on the shore of the Adriatic Sea and although there is no beach, you can jump right into the water (which I did…at sunset) and enjoy a refreshing swim with Old Town just a few hundred meters away and Lokrum Island also close.Ĭhairs are readily available and food and beverage service is available along the sea.īut if the weather is too hot, there’s also a beautiful indoor pool, with areas for swimming, and a wellness area with jets that provide water therapy and heated chairs. While the room was a disappointment, one of the greatest treasures of this hotel is the beautiful outdoor and indoor swimming area. Instead, the hotel is also part of the Adriatic Luxury Hotel Group, and that logo, featuring a leopard, was present everywhere. There was no Hyatt or even SLH branding at all that I noticed beyond the welcome note. My friend did not use points and reserved a room with a great view…but it was over €1200/night…rather steep. This is not a complaint, merely an observation. It costs a lot of points any time of year, but especially during peak season, and you will not receive even a partial ocean view, regardless of your Hyatt status. I guess my point is to know what you are getting yourself into if you simply use points for a base room. Also, note that extra beds are not available (not that my room had any space for one). Rooms are located in either the main hotel tower or in the Villa Odak, a former UNESCO-protected early 20th-century royal villa from which the hotel originally came into being.įree wifi is available in guest rooms and common areas.
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If I stood back far enough, it looked pleasant enough:īut once I stepped closer, I was met with a lot of pipes…not very picturesque, is it?Īnd from the bathroom with the shades up:Ĭlassic rooms have no views, but Superior rooms have partial sea views while Deluxe rooms have full sea views and balconies. Perhaps most disappointing was the view from the room. Bulk toiletries were by Natura Bisse of Barcelona. The bathroom was spacious, with a separate tub and shower and a large counter with dual sink. Sadly, there was no espresso machine, just a water kettle with powdered coffee. Quite frankly, the room lacked character and warmth, with limited natural light (at least in the afternoon), bare walls, and not much space beyond the bed and desk.Ī mini-bar was present and there was a platter with sweet treats with a welcome note on my desk. You don’t necessarily come to Dubrovnik to sit in your room, but I must confess I found the room a huge letdown for a category seven property. The lobby is a beautiful public space with picturesque views of Old Town Dubrovnik.ģ5,000 points get you a standard room and no upgrade…the hotel was sold out and I was assigned a very basic room, 124. This property features a total of 158 accommodations, including 139 rooms and 19 suites. Check-InĪfter arriving from Munich at Dubrovnik Airport, we took a taxi to the hotel (about 40EUR), arriving at about 4:00 pm. I hate paying peak pricing for an award, but at over two cents per point in retail value, it beat paying cash. The entire month of August was at peak pricing, meaning 35,000 points per night. This is a Category 7 hotel in the World of Hyatt program, with nightly rates running: Consequently, I used points for my two-night stay. BookingĪs this was peak summer season in Dubrovnik, this property was running €800/night. I spent two nights at this hotel in August 2022. Hotel Excelsior Dubrovnik Review, A Hyatt – Small Luxury Hotel Of The World Property Hotel Excelsior Dubrovnik Review, A Hyatt – Small Luxury Hotel Of The World Property.
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