Prijeko Palace, Dubrovnik

Prijeko Palace, a 500-year-old fortress in Dubrovnik's Old City, offers an immersive experience of rich local history and culture. This noble edifice, constructed by the Isusovich-Braichi family in 1470, has undergone extensive restoration to modernize its facilities while preserving its old-world charm. Nestled within a 10-minute drive of Lapad Beach and the Walls of Dubrovnik, you'll also be within easy walking distance of the city's famous Stradun Promenade and a selection of pebbly beaches.

Rooms at Prijeko Palace are individually designed and named after well-known artists, each offering a unique experience. You might find yourself in the vibrant and light-filled Kramaric Room or perhaps the serene and spacious Faassen Room. All come equipped with comfortable beds, writing desks, and a blend of modern and traditional decor. For an upgrade, some rooms feature semi-open bathrooms, balconies, or views of the lively Prijeko Street.

Prijeko Palace offers more than just comfortable accommodations—it's a haven for art lovers. Each room showcases beautiful artwork, and the hotel partners with several art galleries, primarily AcquestArte in Ascona, Switzerland. For culinary delights, visit the on-site restaurant, Stara Loza, which offers three dining areas—a lively street terrace, a high-ceilinged salon with Gothic windows, and a rooftop terrace with views of Dubrovnik's Old City. The restaurant offers a tasting menu carefully selected by their chefs and complemented by wine selections from the hotel's wine cellar, a repurposed medieval water tank now home to around 2,000 bottles of wine.