Royal Palm Hotel Dubrovnik

🛏️ Stylish, design-led accommodation with generous balconies
💎 Luxurious, modern 5-star style throughout
🌊 Prime seafront setting on the Lapad peninsula
💆 Indulgent spa with indoor pool, sauna and treatments
🍸 On The Rocks Cocktail Bar & Lounge right by the water
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Board options: Bed & Breakfast, Half Board

Child policy: Children are welcome (child age up to 17 years). This hotel has a refined, peaceful ambience that particularly suits couples and relaxation-focused breaks.

Royal Palm Hotel Dubrovnik sits on the scenic Lapad peninsula, west of Dubrovnik’s medieval Old Town. Hugging the seafront promenade and framed by pine trees and Mediterranean gardens, it feels calm and resort-like yet keeps you close to the action.

You’re beachfront for sea views and waterside walks, with pebble bays like Cava and Copacabana an easy stroll away. Cafés and bars in Lapad’s resort centre are within reach, while regular buses and taxis whisk you along the coast to Dubrovnik’s famous city walls, Stradun and harbour.

Beachfront promenade access
Cava pebble beach: approx. 800m
Copacabana pebble beach: approx. 900m
Lapad resort centre: approx. 900m
Dubrovnik Old Town: approx. 5km

Approx. transfer time from airport: 40 minutes

Dubrovnik (Lapad), Dubrovnik Coast, Croatia

From relaxed buffet spreads to polished à la carte dining, Royal Palm Hotel Dubrovnik makes staying in feel indulgent.

Royal Terrace is the main buffet restaurant, serving varied breakfast and dinner with sea views from the terrace – the usual spot for Half Board meals. Along the promenade you’ll find Zoe Restaurant, blending local and international dishes for lunch, dinner and snacks, and La Castile, an à la carte restaurant by the pool for leisurely breakfasts, smart lunches or romantic dinners.

Drinks are taken seriously too. The elegant Bono Bar keeps the lobby area social with coffees and aperitifs, while On The Rocks Cocktail Bar & Lounge sits right by the shoreline – ideal for sunset cocktails, chilled music and me-time with a sea view.

A smart-casual dress code may apply in the evenings, and reservations or supplements can vary depending on your chosen board basis and season.
What All Inclusive typically includes.

Outside, you’ll have a choice of swimming spots. A main outdoor freshwater pool with sunbathing deck, loungers and parasols makes a calm daytime base, while two outdoor saltwater pools nearer the beach – including a saltwater children’s pool – bring you even closer to the sea and promenade.

Inside the spa centre there’s a heated indoor freshwater pool, great for early or late season dips. Pool towels are typically provided free of charge, so you can pack lighter.

The hotel sits on the seafront, with direct access to the coastal path and steps down to bathing areas and nearby pebble beaches including Cava and Copacabana (walking distance; footwear recommended for pebbles).

Wellness is woven into the stay. The spa features a sauna, steam room and range of massage and beauty treatments (charges usually apply), alongside the indoor pool and tranquil relaxation areas – ideal after a day exploring Dubrovnik’s city walls.

A modern, air-conditioned gym offers cardio machines, free weights, a stretching zone and fixed strength equipment (typically 16+), while regular evening entertainment such as live music adds a low-key buzz between May and October.

Practical extras include a 24-hour reception, concierge-style assistance, currency exchange, luggage storage and the option to hire a wheelchair, plus English-language newspapers when available.

Royal Executive Room with Sea View and Balcony
Sleeps: 1–2 guests
Cool, contemporary rooms with full or side sea views and a furnished balcony. Expect a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, USB charging port, safety deposit box, air-conditioning, coffee-making facilities, kettle and minibar (charge). Bathrooms come with a walk-in shower, and housekeeping typically includes daily cleaning, daily towel change and linen changes on request.

Luxury King Room with Sea View and Balcony (Sole Use)
Sleeps: 1 guest
Perfect for solo travellers looking to upgrade, these rooms enjoy a sea-view balcony plus extra touches like bathrobes and slippers, sunbeds on the balcony, ironing facilities and USB charging. Bathrooms offer either a bath or shower. Daily cleaning and towel changes are standard, with linen changes on request.

Luxury King Room with Balcony (Sole Use)
Sleeps: 1 guest
Similar in style but set to the rear or with non-sea views, these sole-use rooms offer a balcony or terrace, bathrobes and slippers, USB ports, sunbeds, ironing board and iron, coffee facilities, kettle and minibar (charge), plus a bathroom with bath and shower attachment.

Luxury King Suite with Sea View and Balcony
Sleeps: 1–3 guests
Great for longer stays or extra space. Suites feature a separate sleeping and living area, sea-view balcony, coffee facilities, kettle and minibar (charge). Premium touches include bathrobes and slippers, USB charging, ironing facilities, an iPod docking station, turndown service and two bathrooms with bath and shower attachment. Daily room cleaning, with linen and towel changes on request.

Luxury King Suite with Balcony
Sleeps: 1–3 guests
All the suite comforts without guaranteed sea views: balcony, separate living area, two bathrooms with bath and shower attachment, bathrobes and slippers, turndown service, USB charging, coffee facilities, kettle, minibar (charge) and ironing kit. Daily cleaning and linen changes; towel changes on request.

Luxury King Room with Sea View and Balcony
Sleeps: 1–2 guests
Couple-friendly rooms with a sea-facing balcony and sunbeds, bathrobes and slippers, ironing facilities, USB ports, coffee and tea setup, minibar (charge), and a bathroom with bath or shower. Daily cleaning and towel refresh; linen changes on request.

Luxury King Room with Balcony
Sleeps: 1–2 guests
Similar layout but with balcony or terrace and mixed outlooks. Bathrobes, slippers, sunbeds, USB charging, ironing equipment, coffee-making facilities, kettle and minibar (charge) come as standard, with a bathroom offering bath or shower, plus daily cleaning and towel change; linen on request.

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💪 Air-conditioned gym with cardio, free weights and strength equipment (typ. 16+ )
🏊 Indoor and outdoor pools for relaxed laps or lazy days
🎵 Regular evening entertainment with live music (seasonal, roughly mid-May to mid-October)
🚶 Scenic seafront promenade for walks or running
🛥️ Easy access to local boat trips around the Dubrovnik coast and Elaphiti Islands (bookable locally)

🛎️ 24-hour reception and concierge-style assistance
💱 Currency exchange and luggage storage
♿ Wheelchair hire on request (subject to availability)
📰 Occasional English-language newspapers
🧴 Spa with sauna, steam room, massages and beauty treatments (charges apply; spa typically 18+)
👨‍👩‍👧 Children’s pool and restaurant highchairs available
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout rooms and public areas

Royal Palm Hotel Dubrovnik forms part of the Lapad peninsula’s modern hotel strip, placing you close to both quiet pebble bays and Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Croatia’s currency is the Euro (€), and the local language is Croatian, though English is widely spoken in hotels and tourist areas.

From the UK, flights to Dubrovnik take around 3 hours, with an approximate 40-minute transfer time by road to the hotel. Pebble and platform-style bathing areas are common along this stretch of coastline, so we recommend beach shoes if you prefer easier sea access.

Hotel information is based on supplier descriptions and may change seasonally – opening times, entertainment schedules, and facilities can vary depending on occupancy and weather. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Spain advice.

Royal Palm Hotel Dubrovnik Prices & Book
Choose your dates in the search box for live availability and offers. Book with low deposits. ATOL Protected.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Royal Palm Hotel Dubrovnik on the beach?
The hotel sits directly on the seafront promenade of the Lapad peninsula, with steps down to rocky and platform bathing areas and pebble beaches such as Cava and Copacabana within walking distance (around 800–900m). As with much of Dubrovnik Coast, expect pebbles or platforms rather than long sandy stretches.

2. How long is the transfer from Dubrovnik Airport?
The transfer from Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) to Royal Palm Hotel Dubrovnik is typically around 40 minutes by coach or private car, depending on traffic and any additional hotel stops en route.

3. What board options does Royal Palm Hotel Dubrovnik offer?
You can usually choose between Bed & Breakfast and Half Board. Half Board guests tend to take buffet breakfast and dinner in the Royal Terrace restaurant, with drinks and à la carte items payable locally unless clearly included in your package.

4. Does the hotel have a spa and gym?
Yes. There is a dedicated spa area with sauna, steam room, a heated indoor pool and a menu of massage and beauty treatments (charges apply). An air-conditioned gym with cardio machines, free weights and strength equipment is also available, generally for guests aged 16 and over.

5. Are there facilities for children at Royal Palm Hotel Dubrovnik?
Children are welcome and there is a separate children’s outdoor pool along with highchairs in the restaurant. However, the overall atmosphere is refined and peaceful, making it especially appealing to adults, couples and friends looking for a stylish, low-key escape.

6. What room views can I book?
Many rooms and suites offer balconies with sea views across the Adriatic, while others have balcony or terrace with mixed outlooks. When you search your dates you’ll usually see options clearly labelled as sea view or balcony, so you can pick the outlook that suits you best.

7. Is Wi-Fi available at Royal Palm Hotel Dubrovnik?
Yes, complimentary Wi-Fi is normally available throughout the hotel, including in guest rooms and most public areas, ideal for sharing those Dubrovnik sunset shots or planning your next day’s exploring.