Villa Ragusa Vecchia

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Villa Ragusa Vecchia

Villa Ragusa Vecchia is a charming apartment hotel located just steps from the iconic Dubrovnik Walls. Housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century building, the property features elegant decor with warm tones, wood, and stone accents. Enjoy ... more

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What type of accommodations does Villa Ragusa Vecchia offer?: Villa Ragusa Vecchia offers apartment-style accommodations, featuring air-conditioned units with a flat-screen TV, fully equipped kitchenette, and private bathroom.
Is there WiFi available at the property?: Yes, free WiFi access is provided in the public areas of the property.
What amenities are included in the apartments?: The apartments include underfloor heating, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a fully equipped kitchenette, and a private bathroom with a bath or shower.
Are there grocery shops and restaurants nearby?: Yes, grocery shops and restaurants can be reached within walking distance from the property.
How far is Dubrovnik's Old Port from Villa Ragusa Vecchia?: Dubrovnik's Old Port is approximately 328 feet away from the property.
What recreational activities are available near the hotel?: Guests can enjoy boat trips to the island of Lokrum from the Old Port and visit Banje Beach, which is about 820 feet away. The Srđa Ski Elevator is also nearby, located 164 feet from the property.
Is parking available at Villa Ragusa Vecchia?: Parking options may be limited; it is best to check with the hotel for specific parking arrangements or recommendations.
How far is Dubrovnik Airport from the hotel?: Dubrovnik Airport is located approximately 12 miles away from Villa Ragusa Vecchia.
Can I arrange a shuttle service to the airport?: Yes, a shuttle service can be arranged to and from Dubrovnik Airport.
What is the style and decor of the apartments?: The apartments are decorated in a 19th-century style, using warm tones and both wood and stone details.