Hotels in Orasac

"Hotel is pretty clean, the room is large with a balcony. Hotel includes sauna, salt sauna, hammam, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a pretty good gym, PlayStation and computer play area. Breakfast is very good. Fruits selected are very tasty. Hotel is about 20min drive to old town, you can catch a Uber which costs around 20 euro. Distance to airport is 45 min drive cost around 45 euro. Hotel provides shuttle bus services to old town (8 euro per person one way) and taxi services to airport (60 euro). Drivers are very polite. Price is reasonable. Hotel staff are in general very nice. Shortcoming are the lunch/dinner restaurants. Tried almost all restaurants and the only good one is Veranda but the price is the highest. The price of all restaurants is pretty high. Not the hotel charges high but in general the price of the restaurants in Dubrovnik area is in the high range. There is no soft sand beaches. But the ocean is very clear and we can see different kinds of fishes doing snorkelling."

"Os quartos estavam inacabados e eram um pouco desajeitados. Também se ouvia muito barulho quer do corredor quer dos quartos ao lado. Nota positiva para o atendimento da rececionista."

"The hotel room is very big, basically the largest room I have ever stayed in Europe. It is a collection of hotels, and several hotels in the royal series are connected together, so the room is difficult to find. It takes a long way up and down. There is basically no convenience store nearby. You need to go down the mountain to buy water. You need to eat and other activities in the hotel. It takes about 15 euros to take a taxi to the ancient city. Uber is very convenient. There is a Chinese restaurant within a 10-minute walk nearby. Although the taste is average, it can be regarded as comforting to the Chinese stomach. The hotel service is average. The next day, the waiter threw our toothbrush directly on the sink. I don’t know what it means."

"Had a great stay at the Royal Princess Resort. The hotels are all part of the same group so you can use the facilities across the properties. The walkway from the promenade into Lapad was so beautiful. Beaches are super clean and the staff could not be nicer. Thank you to all the staff who made our stay so incredibly memorable. Dubrovnik city is only a quick Uber away."

"The hotel is located in the resort area of ​​the new city, and the scenery is very good! We guys stayed in the garden view room! It's on the first floor, lower than the road. It's okay for a few guys to stay, but if you are a couple, don't stay. Choose a sea view room! The scenery is too different! There is a bus to the old town 5 minutes away from the door! The drive takes about 20 minutes! It's very convenient! The breakfast is first-class! The lobby is simple! The room is clean and comfortable! There are several swimming pools!"

"Booked a sea view room, you can see part of the sea when you open the window, the environment is good, and the hotel chain has a beach and swimming pool where you can swim unlimitedly. There is a Chinese restaurant 10 minutes away from the hotel. The owner is from Zhejiang. The food is very good and the price is not bad. It is about 7-8 minutes away from the bus station, and the bus to the old town takes about 15 minutes. The hotel breakfast is very simple and has not changed in 4 days. Maybe foreigners really have nothing to change."

"Busy during the summer but a great stay overall. Easy beach access (at a nearby hotel) and a direct bus route to the old town. A nice break."

"The Royal Princess Hotel is the best hotel in this European tour, no doubt about it! Facilities: The luxurious sea view suite chosen this time is decorated in a medieval style, luxurious and atmospheric, very palace style, with two super large rooms and two bathrooms, one of which is a double sink. All bedding, mattresses, and bathrooms are of super high configuration. Outside the luxurious floor-to-ceiling glass windows is the endless Adriatic Sea. Sitting in the room to watch the sunrise and sunset is simply amazing! The hotel gym is fully equipped with equipment, an indoor swimming pool, and a sauna. After dinner, you can experience it. It really feels like a vacation! Hygiene: It is worthy of being a five-star hotel. It is clean and tidy, and the details reveal the quality of a star hotel everywhere! Environment: The hotel faces the sea, and the overall environment layout is very good. The hotel has multiple swimming pools, including seawater swimming pools and rooftop infinity pools! After the second day of the tour, come back and enjoy the romance of the infinity pool, accompanied by the sunset of the Adriatic Sea, don't be too beautiful! The hotel's breakfast is also a seaside table, where you can enjoy delicious food while watching the sea view. The hotel has several dinner restaurants, most of which are seaside restaurants with great views. We ordered food here both nights, and the dishes were very flavorful! Service: The lobby staff was enthusiastic and patiently introduced the surrounding attractions, the location and functional layout of each area of ​​the hotel, and drew them one by one with a pen, so that we could have a pleasant experience here! If the rating standard is 100, I would give the Royal Princess Hotel 120 points! It's too good value and meets all my wishes for a sea view room!"

"The pros: I arrived 2 hours earlier and was thankful that concierge checked me in immediately. The view from my room was wonderful and the breakfast variety was fine though the same menu was served daily throughout my 4 night stay. The vicinity of Lapad is not near to the old town, but I specifically selected the area/hotel to be away from crowds and large tour groups, so I’m happy with it. The area is beautiful, with plenty of rock coves for walks and exploration. The cons: Mirror to the cupboard was cracked and plastered over with aluminium tape, design of the room is definitely dated, carpets are a little stained though these are not important to me. As a solo female Asian traveller, I do observe that older staff, male especially, communicate with some sense of superiority towards me, in comparison to western guests. In other words, I do not feel welcome. That applies to Dubrovnik in general, while in Zagreb, service staff are much friendlier."