Is Villa Dubrovnik worth it for foodies?
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Villa Dubrovnik is the wrong stop for food & drink.
Closed for nearly two years and relaunched on 1 April 2026, this Leading Hotels of the World property comes back reimagined by Brazilian Studio Arthur Casas — a palette of stone, sand and terracotta echoing the city walls and rooftops, across 56 rooms. Built into the cliffs east of the Old Town, with sea-facing terraces, a secluded beach at the foot of the cliff, a spa with an indoor pool, and Galanto, the only rooftop bar in town. Adults-leaning, quiet and indulgent — a romantic base rather than a family resort, and now genuinely brand-new inside.
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- Last verified
- 2026-06-17
Is Villa Dubrovnik worth it…
How we verified
- Villa Dubrovnik reopened on 1 April 2026 after a 2023–2025 redesign by Studio Arthur Casas, repositioning the Leading Hotels of the World property with 56 sea-facing rooms. · sleepermagazine.com
- Amenities include Galanto, billed as the only rooftop bar in Dubrovnik, the Michelin-recognised Pjerin restaurant, and a cliff-foot beach below the Old Town. · lhw.com