from 3 sources
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Overall:
"Public areas, restaurant, bar, pool etc were as we had expected for the price we paid but would not stay again if rooms at the back were all we could get." — source Venere
"Would def recommend using the pools (Both indoor and outdoor) - outdoor you shoule lie on a deck chair and order drinks from the pool area bar." — source Venere
"I would definitely stay there again." — source Venere
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Service:
"It has a touch of old world elegance and is well appointed, but in fact does not have an elevator, so do not request this area of the hotel if you need elevator service as there are one or two stair levels to navigate." — source Expedia
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Location:
"The over all hotel is extremely attractive with busy spots such as the swimming area and secluded ones in a delightful garden." — source Orbitz
"a great location, 5 minutes walk into the Old Town yet quiet and great access to swimming." — source Venere
"ThatÂ’s very well located, but itÂ’s bellow my expectatives." — source Expedia
"Although in a stunning location, the hotel is let down by the size of the bedrooms (the double room was far too small for comfort),the food in the main restaurant was awful and the attitude of the reception staff was hardly welcoming." — source Expedia
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Value:
"Compared to another elegant hotel within the old town walls at which we stayed, the prices at the Argentina were exteremely reasonable (not inexpensive, but reasonable)." — source Orbitz
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Room:
"Low end rooms are not worth the money." — source Expedia
More information on Grand Villa Argentina
The Grand Villa Argentina Hotel is situated in Dubrovnik, within walking distance of the historic centre. This 5 star hotel is part of a luxury complex composed by 5 buildings and 4 exclusive villas, decorated with rich fabrics and stylish furnitures. The Grand Villa Argentina Hotel, surrounded by marvellous gardens and pines, features a Mediterranean atmosphere and offers many amenities including a private beach, an excellent panoramic restaurant serving International and local cuisine, an outdoor and indoor swimming pool and a wellness centre with gym, massage and sauna.
Check-in Time:
1400Check-out Time:
1200Total Rooms:
169 rooms.169Total Floors:
1 floors.Rooms:
169Reservations
IB
Cancellation Policy
-72 hours, In case of late cancellation or no show 1 night stay will be charged on your credit card.
Directions
From Dubrovnik Airport (DBV): Distance to the Grand Villa Argentina is 22 kilometres, approximately 25 minutes' drive. Getting there. Buses run regularly between the airport and Pile Gate in the Old Town. Single tickets cost 4 EUR. A Croatia Airlines shuttle runs to the city's main bus station, by Gruz Port. From here, buses run to the Old Town. Taxis are available at the airport and cost about 45 EUR to the city centre. Prices are all subject to change. Getting around. Dubrovnik's beaches and Old Town are easy to explore on foot, and many streets are pedestrianised. Buses are available throughout the city centre. Ferries and water taxis run from the port to the Elafiti Islands.
Area
Dubrovnik-Neretva,
Dining
RestaurantThe restaurant is located opposite the small road in the hotel Argentina and it is a fantastic place overlooking the sea, and it is very well known for its exquisite fish food.
Information by VenereCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $233
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