Villa Dubrovnik

Staff.

I don't know where to start with, but I'd say that the design of the hugely overpriced hotel rooms just takes the cake. I was with my wife and 5 year old daughter in the room, where bathroom walls were fully glass! Yet the provided curtain is not covering entire glass wall, just a part of it. And I'm just not modern or hip enough to be happy to my 5 yr old daughter sees her father urinating. When tried to shave, I've realized it is mission impossible, since the mirror was offset from the sink for at least half a meter to the right! Then in entire bathroom in double bedroom we had only one hook for bathrobe, clothes that you take off and for towel(s)!? If you want to get up in the middle of the night for a glass of water or to go to bathroom and you want to switch on the light, there is only one option next to your bed. You need to press that one switch which lights two powerful halogen lights from the ceeling directly to the eyes of all those in the bed. Should I talk about the rubbishness of the breakfast? There is no buffet, but "a la carte" bf, which is like attempt to wrap cheap ingredients into posh wrapping and sell it to the tourists as the "one of a kind - unique experience" - for enormous amount of money. There is not enough space here to explain my discontent with this place. It is just another "boutique" hotel designed to impress those who are easily impressed with the alleged poshness of the place. It is one of the worst design hotels I've ever been and I think that the proper "sentence" to the designer/architect of it would be to spend seven days in one of this hotel's rooms.