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    Dubrovnik, Croatia

    Hotel Kompas

    Relaxation and Fun Overlooking Lapad Bay

    You’ll find Hotel Kompas in the most peaceful part of Dubrovnik, near a pebbly beach and the popular promenade. Although the hotel has one of one of Dubrovnik’s most vibrant streets on its doorstep, it’s surrounded by lush vegetation for the perfect blend of relaxation and fun.

    With 173 rooms, the hotel has charm and character in abundance. Each spacious room has been decorated in a modern style, and features flat screen-TVs with satellite channels and balconies with views over Lapad Bay. Bathrooms have a bath for your comfort and come supplied with plenty of luxury toiletries. You’ll enjoy your meals at the hotel’s restaurant. After dinner, relax with a digestive in either of the two bars.

    When you’re not out discovering Dubrovnik’s charms – the Old Town is just a 15-minute drive away – take in the sights of the glistening Lapad Bay from your comfortable deck chair on the spacious sunbathing terrace. Refresh yourself with a drink at the Luna Bar, which is next to the beautiful outdoor swimming pool. There’s also a full service spa and wellness area with an indoor pool, fitness equipment, and various body and facial treatments.

    Highlights

    173 rooms

    Outdoor and indoor pools

    Restaurant and two bars

    Terrace

    Beachfront

    Spa with sauna

    Fitness centre

    Wifi

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    Manna Hotel

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    Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline