A long history of competitiveness in luxurious tourism between Dubrovnik and Venice was put on hold for a while, due to the events in the Balkans. In the last five years, however, a renaissance has taken place through a number of new luxurious hotels with its epicentre in Dubrovnik and its surroundings. Our selection is based on a comparison of different criteria, the emphasis being on the assessment of congress capacities.
1. HOTEL FALKENSTEINER IADERA, Zadar
The hotel combines top-notch architecture, excellently laid-out wellness facilities, professional staff and superior congress capacities, all wrapped into a quality product – suitable for congress groups of up to 200 participants.
Mark: BALANCED
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2. HOTEL LAV MERIDIEN, Split
The concept of a hotel with a marina. The services and personnel are amongst the best in the Adriatic, despite tough competition. It’s no surprise that the hotel has already received eight ‘World Travel Awards’, the Oscars of tourism. Congress capacities are some of the largest of the Adriatic luxury resorts, since the centre can host up to 850 participants.
Mark: AWARDED
3. HOTEL KEMPINSKI PORTOROŽ, Portorož
One of the most renowned hotels in Slovenia and one of the first in the Adriatic. With a rich heritage it strives to provide the most prestigious space for boutique congresses and meetings as well as elite events for up to 225 participants.
Mark: HARMONIOUS
4. HOTEL DUBROVNIK PALACE, Dubrovnik
Hotel Dubrovnik Palace was named the best hotel resort in Europe this year, before which it had already received a number of prestigious awards for its spa facilities. The congress centre can seat up to 750 participants.
Mark: IRRESISTIBLE
5. HOTEL LONE, Rovinj
The first Croatian member of the design hotels group is set within the wonderful environment of the Mediterranean forest park Zlatni rt. It is defined by its extraordinary architectural layout. Along with its neighbouring boutique hotel Monte Mulini and utilising other facilities it can host events for up to 750 participants.
Mark: CREATIVE
6. HOTEL IMPERIAL HILTON, Dubrovnik
Hilton has had a presence in Croatia since 2005 and became known as one of Croatia’s most luxurious hotels shortly after opening. Hilton has an excellent location near the city gate Pile with a view of the old town. It distinguishes itself from the competition through its excellent services and staff. The congress facilities can seat up to 259 participants.
Mark: ORGANIZED
7. HOTEL SPLENDID, Budva
The star Montenegro hotel is defined by luxurious furniture, a lot of hotel glamour, an excellent spa and a spectacular congress hall. The hotel is the centre of social life in Montenegro. The largest congress hall can seat up to 780 participants.
Mark: PLAYFUL
8. HOTEL KEMPINSKI ADRIATIC, Savudrija
The first luxurious hotel in the Adriatic incorporating a golf course. The modern and richly furbished hotel is managed and taken care of by the Kempinski chain. A smaller congress centre seats up to 230.
Mark: RELAXED
9. HOTEL EXCELSIOR, Dubrovnik
It has been the epitome of luxurious tourism since 1975. The hotel lobby has witnessed royalty as well as Hollywood stars. This is a hotel with a reputation, excellent staff and probably one of the best views of the Dubrovnik walls. The largest congress hall can seat up to 450 participants.
Mark: FRIENDLY
10. RADISSON BLU DUBROVNIK, Dubrovnik
A top-notch resort 10 km from the centre of Dubrovnik surprises with its incredibly functional congress centre able to host up to 900 participants. The offer is rounded off by spa and recreation facilities, ideal for incentive programmes.
Mark: HARMONIOUS
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AMAN SVETI ŠTEFAN
This year the city – hotel on the Sveti Štefan Island finally welcomed guests after a lengthy renovation. It is the most prestigious tourist complex in the Adriatic appropriate for meetings of the highest level. For the next 30 years the resort will be managed by Singapore chain Aman Resorts.
Mark: SUPREME
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