Valamar Argosy Hotel

💦 Stylish infinity-style pool area with island views
🛏️ Modern, light-filled rooms with balconies or terraces
🏖️ Just 200m from Val President Relax Beach and close to Coral Beach Club
🚌 Easy access to Dubrovnik Old Town via frequent local buses (~6km)
♻️ Certified Sustainable Hotel meeting GSTC-recognised standards
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms: 308 | Floors: 4 | Lifts: 3
Board options: Bed and Breakfast, Half Board
Minimum child age for child prices: up to 11 years (hotel welcomes older children and adults)

Valamar Argosy Hotel sits on Dubrovnik’s green and peaceful Babin Kuk peninsula, a scenic headland on the north-western side of the city. From here, you’re surrounded by pine forest, coastal paths and pebble beaches, yet still within easy reach of Dubrovnik Old Town for café-lined squares, marble streets and those iconic city walls.

Nearby you’ll find beach clubs, casual bars and restaurants, plus forested areas and playgrounds that are great for families. The setting is made for slow coastal strolls, kayaking in calm bays and day trips into Dubrovnik’s historic centre.

• 100m to the nearest shops, bars and restaurants
• 200m to pebble Val President Relax Beach (sun loungers on the beach are payable)
• 350m to Coral Beach Club (pebble and rocky beach; sun loungers payable)
• 6km to Dubrovnik Old Town – reachable via local bus from the peninsula
Approx. transfer time from airport: 40 minutes

Dubrovnik (Babin Kuk), Dubrovnik Coast, Croatia

Warm Mediterranean flavours and Adriatic views define dining at Valamar Argosy. The main Mediterraneo buffet restaurant serves generous breakfasts and dinners with live show cooking, local specialities and international favourites, plus highchairs for little ones. A smart dress code applies in the evenings – think resort casual rather than beachwear.

The Lobby Bar is a relaxed hub for morning coffee or a pre-dinner drink, while the Oliva Grill Bar by the pool dishes up snacks and light meals between roughly April/June and October (opening dates and times depend on season and occupancy). Expect everything from salads and grilled fish to chilled glasses of Croatian wine as you gaze out over the sea.

Facilities, opening times, the need for reservations and any supplements can vary by season and board basis; the hotel team will confirm the latest details on arrival. What All Inclusive typically includes.

The hotel’s showpiece is its trio of freshwater outdoor pools, tiered towards the sea with sleek sunbathing terraces. One main pool features a waterfall and panoramic views, another offers Balinese beds for extra comfort, and there’s a separate shallow children’s pool nearby. Sunbeds and parasols are provided around the pools, and complimentary pool towels are available so you can travel lighter.

Inside, a heated freshwater pool with waterfall sits within the spa centre – perfect for cooler days or post-sightseeing unwinding.

When it’s time for the beach, you’re spoilt for choice. Val President Relax Beach (pebble) is around 200m away, while Coral Beach Club is roughly 350m, offering a stylish beach-club vibe with loungers, parasols and drinks service (all payable locally). The water here is typically clear and calm, great for swimming and snorkelling.

Wellness-minded guests can head for the spa, which features a sauna, steam room and an indoor pool with waterfall, plus a menu of massages and beauty treatments (local charges apply; spa and some treatments have a minimum age, usually 16–18 years). It’s an inviting retreat after a day on the walls of Dubrovnik or out on the water.

An air-conditioned gym with cardio equipment caters to those who like to keep up their fitness routine (minimum age 18 years). For activity beyond the hotel, you’ll find aerobics, aqua aerobics, badminton, basketball, dance classes, football, handball, mini-golf, petanque, pilates, table tennis and tennis available, with some sports hosted at the nearby sister property Sunny Dubrovnik by Valamar, about 500m away.

Down at the shore, a local watersports centre offers canoeing, kayaking, pedalos, motorised watersports, snorkelling and scuba diving (all run by an external company and payable locally), giving you plenty of ways to experience the Adriatic up close.

Superior Room for Sole Use
Ideal for solo travellers who don’t want to compromise on space or style. These modern rooms sleep up to 1 guest and typically include: flat-screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, balcony or terrace, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, pillow menu, kettle, minibar (chargeable), bathroom with bath or shower, individually controlled air conditioning, daily cleaning and towel change, with linen changes on request.

Superior Room
Designed for two, Superior Rooms combine clean-lined décor with calming neutral tones. Expect the same facilities as the Sole Use option – flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, balcony or terrace, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, pillow menu, kettle, minibar (charge), bath or shower, air conditioning and regular housekeeping – but with sleeping space for up to 2 guests.

Superior Room with Side Sea View
These rooms mirror the layout and amenities of the standard Superior Rooms but add a side sea view from the balcony or terrace, giving you a glimpse of the Elaphiti Islands and Adriatic from your private outdoor space. Sleeps up to 2 guests.

Twin Room
A comfortable option for two sharing, with twin beds and a practical layout. Facilities usually include flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, kettle, minibar (chargeable), bathroom with bath and shower attachment or shower, air conditioning and room cleaning with linen and towel changes available on request.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

💪 Air-conditioned gym with cardio equipment (18+)
🏀 Aerobics, aqua aerobics, basketball and football (some at nearby sister hotel)
🎾 Tennis, mini-golf, petanque and table tennis (some activities local charge)
🧘 Pilates, dance classes and wellbeing sessions (seasonal)
🌊 Watersports including canoeing, kayaking, pedalos, snorkelling, scuba diving and selected motorised options (run by external providers, extra charge)
🎵 Daily and regular evening entertainment with live music between April and September (programme varies by season)

🛎️ 24-hour reception with concierge-style assistance
💱 Currency exchange and local information desk (charges may apply for some services)
🧳 Luggage storage for early arrivals and late departures
👶 Equipment hire on request such as bottle warmers and fans (subject to availability)
📰 Internet corner and selection of international/English newspapers (some services chargeable)
🚗 On-site parking (local charge)
👨‍👩‍👧 Children’s facilities including children’s pool, restaurant highchairs and access to Maro World play complex (around 9am–9pm)
📶 Free Wi‑Fi across rooms and public areas

Local area snapshot: Babin Kuk is one of Dubrovnik’s most scenic and relaxed corners, with walking trails, pebble beaches and beach clubs wrapped in fragrant pine forest. You’re a short bus ride from the UNESCO-listed Old Town, where terracotta roofs, baroque churches and bustling plazas spill down to the harbour.

Essential info: Local currency is the Euro (€). Language: Croatian (English widely spoken in hotels and tourist areas). Time zone: GMT+1 (GMT+2 in summer). Average flight time from the UK to Dubrovnik is around 3 hours, with typical resort transfer of about 40 minutes.

Sustainability: Valamar Argosy Hotel is a Certified Sustainable Hotel, meaning it met a GSTC-recognised standard at the time of review. Certification typically looks at energy and water use, waste reduction, local sourcing and support for the community – ideal if you prefer to make lower-impact holiday choices.

All facilities, opening times and services mentioned are based on the most recent details available and can be subject to seasonal changes, occupancy levels and local regulations. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Croatia advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Valamar Argosy Hotel right for couples?
Yes. While Valamar Argosy Hotel welcomes families, the overall feel is relaxed and grown-up, thanks to its stylish pool decks, spa, modern rooms and peaceful, landscaped grounds. It’s a great option for couples who want resort tranquillity combined with easy access to Dubrovnik’s Old Town for evenings out.

2. How do I get from the hotel to Dubrovnik Old Town?
A local bus runs regularly from the Babin Kuk/Lapad area into Dubrovnik Old Town, with a journey time of around 15–20 minutes depending on traffic. Tickets are inexpensive and can usually be bought from kiosks, machines or on board. Taxis and app-based transfers are also widely available for a quicker, direct ride.

3. What is the beach like near Valamar Argosy Hotel?
The closest beaches are typical of the Dubrovnik Coast – mostly pebbly with exceptionally clear water. Val President Relax Beach (approx. 200m away) is a pebbly cove with sun loungers and parasols for hire, while Coral Beach Club (around 350m) has a more upmarket beach‑club atmosphere with music, drinks and daybeds (all payable locally). Water shoes can be handy but aren’t essential.

4. What’s included on Half Board at Valamar Argosy Hotel?
Half Board at Valamar Argosy Hotel normally includes buffet breakfast and buffet dinner in the main Mediterraneo Restaurant. You can expect a mix of Croatian and international dishes, along with show cooking. Drinks with dinner may not be included and are usually charged extra – the exact inclusions can vary by season, so check your travel documents or confirm with reception on arrival.

5. Does Valamar Argosy Hotel have good facilities for children?
Yes, although the atmosphere feels more refined than full-on family resorts. There is a dedicated children’s pool, highchairs in the restaurant and access to the nearby Maro World complex, which features soft play, creative workshops, gaming areas, a trampoline and a small theatre, usually open from around 9am to 9pm. Child pricing typically applies up to 11 years, but older children are welcome too.

6. Is the hotel accessible for guests with reduced mobility?
The hotel has lifts and generally flat pool areas, but the surrounding coastline is naturally hilly with steps and inclines, especially when accessing beaches or coastal paths. If you have specific accessibility needs, we recommend checking room types and detailed access information with a Travelisto travel designer before booking.

7. What is the dress code in the restaurant?
A smart-casual dress code usually applies for dinner at Mediterraneo Restaurant. Swimwear and beachwear are not permitted, and guests are generally asked to wear footwear and suitable cover‑ups. Light summer clothing is fine – think sundresses, tailored shorts, shirts or polos.

8. Is Wi‑Fi free at Valamar Argosy Hotel?
Yes, complimentary Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel, including bedrooms and public areas, so you can stay connected, stream or work remotely if needed.

9. What sustainability measures does Valamar Argosy Hotel follow?
As a Certified Sustainable Hotel, Valamar Argosy has met a GSTC‑recognised standard covering areas such as responsible energy and water management, waste reduction and recycling, sourcing from local suppliers where possible, and supporting the local community and natural environment. Exact initiatives may evolve over time as the hotel works to improve its sustainability performance.