"Room was very clean, staff was polite and helpful (specially in the restaurant and bars). Breakfast was delicious and view from the room was amazing."
"Room was very clean, staff was polite and helpful (specially in the restaurant and bars). Breakfast was delicious and view from the room was amazing."
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WOW!!! I was speechless at this hotel. We stayed for two glorious nights and it was better than the best Marriott I have stayed at. Not only was it only a few years old, but the rooms were huge and the shower was to die for. We went down for breakfast (included in the minimal amount) and I actually asked the receptionist if that spread was the one included in our nightly price. Also, there was a bus stop that took all of 3 minutes to get to the main gate of the old city. It was about 30...
WOW!!! I was speechless at this hotel. We stayed for two glorious nights and it was better than the best Marriott I have stayed at. Not only was it only a few years old, but the rooms were huge and the shower was to die for. We went down for breakfast (included in the minimal amount) and I actually asked the receptionist if that spread was the one included in our nightly price. Also, there was a bus stop that took all of 3 minutes to get to the main gate of the old city. It was about 30...
We stayed in the old town before Berkeley hotel and it was a nice change. The hotel can have some good views and is quiet. Food is better in the vicinity and convenient to the bus for local city or intercity. Also 8 min walk to the airport shuttle, which is 40 kunas, while city bus is 15 kunas. You can pay for fare on the bus and they will make change.
Hotel itself was fantastic and staff was great. Probably the niciest hotel we stayed in in Croatia for less than $150.
We stayed in the old town before Berkeley hotel and it was a nice change. The hotel can have some good views and is quiet. Food is better in the vicinity and convenient to the bus for local city or intercity. Also 8 min walk to the airport shuttle, which is 40 kunas, while city bus is 15 kunas. You can pay for fare on the bus and they will make change.
Hotel itself was fantastic and staff was great. Probably the niciest hotel we stayed in in Croatia for less than $150.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed September 4, 2016Reviewed September 4, 2016
Hotel was gorgeous and very clean. We reserved ocean front balcony and it was worth it to have a view of the ocean. The pool was amazing with lots of chairs and umbrellas. The beach was also nice (bring water shoes as the beach is rocky) with lots of chairs and umbrellas. This hotel is a bit out of the way from all the downtown things (which we liked for the quiet aspect) so food options were more limited, but the food the hotel offered and few restaurants on property were very yummy.
Hotel was gorgeous and very clean. We reserved ocean front balcony and it was worth it to have a view of the ocean. The pool was amazing with lots of chairs and umbrellas. The beach was also nice (bring water shoes as the beach is rocky) with lots of chairs and umbrellas. This hotel is a bit out of the way from all the downtown things (which we liked for the quiet aspect) so food options were more limited, but the food the hotel offered and few restaurants on property were very yummy.
We just returned from a lovely stay at Hotel More. Of course the surroundings are magnificent. But the hotel staff and on-site facilities are what make or break a hotel. Delicious food, beautiful pools with views over the sea. Total relaxation. The staff treated our family with care and kindness each and ever encounter. Our waitress at the on-site restaurant remembered our child's favorite meal. The prices are not cheap, but I am willing to pay extra for fabulous service.
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We just returned from a lovely stay at Hotel More. Of course the surroundings are magnificent. But the hotel staff and on-site facilities are what make or break a hotel. Delicious food, beautiful pools with views over the sea. Total relaxation. The staff treated our family with care and kindness each and ever encounter. Our waitress at the on-site restaurant remembered our child's favorite meal. The prices are not cheap, but I am willing to pay extra for fabulous service.
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The location is perfect! Few things for you to know:
- no elevator (few stairs)
- no self check-in
- no electronic key access (traditional key)
- noisy (but it is expected)
- no ironing option
- no staff onsite
- no safe (but I didn't needed, it looks pretty safe)
- you have work with your check-in schedule to accommodate your host schedule to make sure she is there for you to access the building when you arrive.
Host is super responsive and accommodating .
The location is perfect! Few things for you to know:
- no elevator (few stairs)
- no self check-in
- no electronic key access (traditional key)
- noisy (but it is expected)
- no ironing option
- no staff onsite
- no safe (but I didn't needed, it looks pretty safe)
- you have work with your check-in schedule to accommodate your host schedule to make sure she is there for you to access the building when you arrive.
Host is super responsive and accommodating .
A clean, modern property with an amazing, helpful staff. The on site restaurant is great for breakfast but does not serve any other food. The staff there is the best. There are not a lot of good restaurants in the immediate area, and definitely don’t go to the restaurant at the Porto Hotel next door, it’s awful. Location is good, about a €25 ride to Old Town.
A clean, modern property with an amazing, helpful staff. The on site restaurant is great for breakfast but does not serve any other food. The staff there is the best. There are not a lot of good restaurants in the immediate area, and definitely don’t go to the restaurant at the Porto Hotel next door, it’s awful. Location is good, about a €25 ride to Old Town.
William
Reviewed October 28, 2026Reviewed October 28, 2026
It was beautiful and had great swimming and sunbathing. Quick bus ride to the old city. The room was nice and a good value. My only complaints are the lack of even moderately priced dining options and the staining of the sheets and rug in our room (looked like old blood).
It was beautiful and had great swimming and sunbathing. Quick bus ride to the old city. The room was nice and a good value. My only complaints are the lack of even moderately priced dining options and the staining of the sheets and rug in our room (looked like old blood).
It’s like living with a wealthy family who really cares about you! They all know you and go far out of their way to take care and ensure your time in their city is great experience!
It’s like living with a wealthy family who really cares about you! They all know you and go far out of their way to take care and ensure your time in their city is great experience!
The staff was very helpful sending us information on how to get in since we would be arriving after 8pm. Everything was clean, and we had a nice breakfast brought to us. We each chose what we wanted and when. Really nice breakfast! Was nice to be in the old town area of Dubrovnik!
The staff was very helpful sending us information on how to get in since we would be arriving after 8pm. Everything was clean, and we had a nice breakfast brought to us. We each chose what we wanted and when. Really nice breakfast! Was nice to be in the old town area of Dubrovnik!
Margaret
Reviewed October 26, 2026Reviewed October 26, 2026
Here's the gig: Dubrovnik is not huge. The walled city is beautiful but only so much to see as it is mostly restaurants and repetitive shops. A couple of museums, a church or two, etc., but one good day or afternoon and you can cover the highlights. Don't miss the cable car to the top of the hill at twilight. Spectacular.
Having said that, this hotel gives you the option to enjoy spectacular views at the seaside, a gorgeous walk along the coastline into town or a 10 minute bus ride from...
Here's the gig: Dubrovnik is not huge. The walled city is beautiful but only so much to see as it is mostly restaurants and repetitive shops. A couple of museums, a church or two, etc., but one good day or afternoon and you can cover the highlights. Don't miss the cable car to the top of the hill at twilight. Spectacular.
Having said that, this hotel gives you the option to enjoy spectacular views at the seaside, a gorgeous walk along the coastline into town or a 10 minute bus ride from...
Beautiful boutique hotel. No elevator as we were on the 3rd floor. Bags were handled by the staff, which was very helpful.
Make sure your cab leaves you at the Pile gate, not the other gate(tons of steps)
Beautiful boutique hotel. No elevator as we were on the 3rd floor. Bags were handled by the staff, which was very helpful.
Make sure your cab leaves you at the Pile gate, not the other gate(tons of steps)
It was a little bit of a challenge to find, but the staff were so helpful it made it acceptable (make sure you have WhatsApp on your phone, extraordinarily helpful in these situations where you're lost trying to find your hotel.) Keep in mind you're staying in the old city, and there are no elevators, and often a lot of cobblestones and stairs to negotiate. Luckily, my partner and I are reasonably fit so this was not terribly challenging
However, the front desk person met us at the top of the...
It was a little bit of a challenge to find, but the staff were so helpful it made it acceptable (make sure you have WhatsApp on your phone, extraordinarily helpful in these situations where you're lost trying to find your hotel.) Keep in mind you're staying in the old city, and there are no elevators, and often a lot of cobblestones and stairs to negotiate. Luckily, my partner and I are reasonably fit so this was not terribly challenging
However, the front desk person met us at the top of the...
For a luxurious and quiet retreat with unparalleled views, the best area to stay in Bosanka is the hilltop village itself, particularly around the main access road leading to the Dubrovnik Cable Car upper station.
This exclusive area offers stunning panoramic vistas of Dubrovnik's Old Town, the Adriatic Sea, and the surrounding islands. It's characterized by upscale villas and boutique accommodations, providing a serene escape from the city's hustle and bustle. The main road through Bosanka connects directly to the cable car, offering convenient access down to the city.
Couples seeking a romantic and private getaway will find Bosanka ideal. The elevated position ensures breathtaking sunrises and sunsets from your accommodation, and the relative seclusion allows for a tranquil experience. Many properties here feature private pools and expansive terraces, great for enjoying the scenery together.
Travelers looking for convenience to the cable car will also appreciate Bosanka.
When is the best time to go to Bosanka?
The best time to visit Bosanka, Dubrovnik, Croatia, is during the shoulder seasons of May, early June, September, and early October. These months offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds compared to the peak summer.
During these periods, the weather is warm enough for swimming and enjoying outdoor activities, with average temperatures ranging from the high 60s to high 70s Fahrenheit (20-26°C). The sea is also comfortable for swimming, making it ideal for those looking to enjoy the Adriatic coast without the intense heat and large numbers of tourists found in July and August.
Couples often find these months great for a romantic getaway. You can enjoy strolls through Dubrovnik's Old Town, take scenic boat trips to nearby islands, and dine at waterfront restaurants with a more relaxed ambiance. The less crowded atmosphere allows for a more intimate experience of the region's beauty and historical sites.
For those traveling with families, the shoulder seasons offer a more manageable experience. Attractions are less congested, making it easier to navigate with children, and accommodation prices can be slightly more favorable than in the high season.
Can I cancel my hotel reservation on Expedia?
You can cancel your hotel reservation on Expedia, though it depends on the cancellation policy of your booking. Most bookings are refundable if canceled within 24-48 hours of the scheduled arrival. Be sure to check your booking confirmation for the exact cancellation policy. If free cancellation is available, you can cancel directly through your Expedia account by logging in, going to "My Trips", and selecting your reservation. To find flexible deals, filter your search by "Fully refundable property" for hotels in Bosanka.
How much is the nightly rate at a Bosanka hotel?
Prices for hotels in Bosanka often vary, but you can find a great deal from $76 on Expedia. All sorts of factors affect price, such as the time of year or the days of the week you choose for your stay. Find the best deals by being flexible with your dates, and sort search results by "Price: low to high" for the cheapest rate.