Set in Močići in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County region, Landing Rooms offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
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amber
From
Ireland
the lady was absolutely brilliant as I got lost en route but she was very good at directing me to her house . the room was of a high quality with a fridge microwave coffee maker and kettle. The room was very clean and comfortable. I would definitely recommend it.
Set in Močići in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County region, Dubrovnik airport - Moonlight rooms has a patio and garden views. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
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T-zu
From
Malaysia
Everything is perfect! No stairs to the room. That's what i really like . Very near to the airport. If u have a car u can go to cavtat. It's about 10min drive and there's a lot of restaurants at the area.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.5
9.5
Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 280 reviews
Featuring pool views, Guest House Godimento provides accommodation with balcony, around 12 km from Sub City Shopping Centre. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
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Anna
From
Poland
- Firstly, kind and thoughtful owner,
- Spacious terrace for an evening, relaxing drink provided by the host.
-.Just less than 10 min of a nice walk from the car rentals / the airport.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.6
8.6
Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 399 reviews
Located 1 km from Dubrovnik Airport and 3.3 km from Cavtat Old Town, Sky Apartments & Rooms offers air-conditioned accommodation with free WiFi access and free private parking.
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Lasse
From
Finland
Clean and spacious rooms, nice bathroom and balcony, AC, grocery store downstairs, a good restaurant next to the hotel, beaches within walking distance, airport right next to the hotel.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.1
9.1
Superb - What previous guests thought, 654 reviews
Superb - What previous guests thought, 268 reviews
Superb · 268 reviews
Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) Information
Location and Transport
Dubrovnik Airport, also known as Čilipi Airport, is Croatia’s third-busiest airport, located 10 miles (15 kilometres) from central Dubrovnik. The most convenient way to travel between the airport and city is by taxi, costing around HRK 250 (USD 40) one way. The cheapest method is to take the bus. The Atlas Bus departs upon arrival of every scheduled flight and costs HRK 40, while a public bus (Lines 11, 27 and 38) departs 3-4 times a day and costs HRK 28.
Nearby Hotels and Airport Facilities
There are several villas and a hotel within 1 mile (2 kilometres) of Dubrovnik Airport, in case you need to stay the night before a connecting flight. Most properties provide a shuttle service. Dubrovnik Airport’s most extraordinary feature is the Đurovića Cave. Hidden beneath the runway, this centuries-old cave is entered through a 37-metre long tunnel, beginning in the Skycellar Wine & Souvenir shop. Other useful facilities available include currency exchange, luggage wrapping and duty-free shopping.
Terminal Information
Dubrovnik Airport has three terminals, although Terminal A has been permanently closed for passenger traffic. The new Terminal C building is next to Terminal B, which handles arriving passengers.
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10
Friendly, helpful, and genuine owner, who was very kind and...
Friendly, helpful, and genuine owner, who was very kind and accommodating. Fresh figs on the table! We highly recommend this property for anyone who needs a walk-to lodging from the airport. There is even a diner 2 blocks away.
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Guest review by
Franklin
Nicaragua
10
The hosts where wonderful people, very friendly and made...
The hosts where wonderful people, very friendly and made you feel right at home. The accommodation was very handy for closeness to the airport. Only a short stay but there was shops and restaurants nearby and you weren't far from the main road for easy access to wherever you were planning to go to.
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Guest review by
yea
6.0
For me it’s too late in the year for sea swimming but not...
For me it’s too late in the year for sea swimming but not for sunbathing if that’s your thing. Not for me, good weather is important for boat trips and exploring further afield and this is a good base for that but can be pricey. Nothing much to do in Cavtat at this time of year and basically it all closes down on 31st October. Half the restaurants are still open but I don’t know for how much longer and they are also pricey. Dinner for two with a drink and a glass of wine is is very easily €100 plus. The whole town gets dressed up and comes out for a walk on Sunday. Very nice, just like Italy or Spain.
My overall impression is that tourists are coming with holiday money and they want as much of it as possible. I suppose that’s how you only open for 6 or 7 months of the year. So, nice place and a lovely hotel at reasonable price ( but that may be because it was closedown time?) but be ready to spend!
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Guest review by
Alfred
United Kingdom
8.0
Komaji is a friendly little sleepy village, close to the...
Komaji is a friendly little sleepy village, close to the airport. No shops but the local supermarket was on the main road half a mile from the airport. (Great little restaurant/cafe tucked behind). Meat counter only open in the morning. Cavtat, the local town, is a beautiful little seaside town 20 mins north offering everything you would want. Great cafes, restaurants, ice creams to die for and a suberb bakery, with the most amazing romantic sunsets over the sea. There are some wonderful little eateries in rural locations offering local dishes to the south and east. A great little private and relaxing holiday villa location. PS you'll need a hire car.
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Guest review by
Colin
United Kingdom
10
Very clean and quiet surroundings.
Very clean and quiet surroundings.
Fully equipped with everything you need in a kitchen .
Spacious rooms and very good beds.
Host is very helpful and polite.
Overall we enjoyed staying and definitely recommend and will be back again.
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Guest review by
agron
United Kingdom
10
We used Mlini for a night before flying out of Dubrovnik...
We used Mlini for a night before flying out of Dubrovnik Airport. We started our Croatia holiday in Split, then did a Bike and Boat through the islands, ending up in Dubrovnik. Seeing how far Dubrovnik is from the airport, I sought closer accommodations, and it was a quick 10 minutes in the early morning when our driver picked us up at 5:40 a.m. After being there, for one day, I wish I could have spent several days there just relaxing!
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Guest review by
Barbara
United States
6.0
Room was clean.
Room was clean.
Website says has restaurant with a la cart menu…. since it was Sunday and we were the only guests, manager offered to cook spaghetti which I don’t eat…and referred us to a pizza place, which turned out to be good .
Breakfast was personally cooked for us since we were the only guests.
Most stores nearby were closed because it was Sunday.
Location to airport was good.
Would recommend ONLY as an airport hotel.
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Guest review by
Irma
United States
6.0
1) It's a small village, so I expected food to be more...
1) It's a small village, so I expected food to be more affordable. Instead, I found a bunch of expensive restaurants. It was the end of the season meaning not many tourists. Still, no discounts, ridiculous prices. I mean 25 eur for a modest pizza, what's that really???
2) Public parking is virtually non-existant. If you travel by car, make sure your host arrange you a parking spot.
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Guest review by
Aleksei
Netherlands
10
There was a lot to do in the area, whether a person wanted...
There was a lot to do in the area, whether a person wanted to shop at a shopping mall, or smaller souvenir shops. The downtown Dubrovnik area was a short ride away, which offered great views and history of Old Town where a person could spend several days at all the shops, restaurants, nightclubs, and even take a cooking class - which we did. There were plenty of gellato shops on every street. I highly recommend the Local Cooking Class where we learned how to make bread, cook mussels, make macaroni, then candied almonds for a sweet treat. Then we enjoyed our meal together - it was wonderful.
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Guest review by
Teresa
United States
10
In the beautiful Konavle valley, not far from Dubrovnik,...
In the beautiful Konavle valley, not far from Dubrovnik, Čilipi has a small but interesting ethnographic museum across the square from St. Nicholas church. Try to time your stay to see the folk dancing. A short drive away you will find the Sokol Grad fortress and a restored Rector's residence. Be sure to visit the amazing Konavoski Dvor restaurant.
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