Judita Palace

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A former 13th century Venetian fortress, this boutique hotel lies in a quiet part of Zadar’s charming antique quarter.

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This private and luxurious boutique hotel has a wonderful location, nestled into a cliff face overlooking the Adriatic and surrounded by gardens of bougainvillea.

Located on the main square in the centre of the old town just outside Diocletian’s Palace, this historic patrician mansion can trace its origins to the 16th century when an earlier Romanesque house was upgraded by a noble family.

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This privately-owned hotel is located in the heart of the old town, tucked away on a small quiet courtyard, five minutes walk to Diocletian’s Palace.

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Located in the heart of the Roman city of Porec, this characterful hotel is an excellent place to stay if you wish to enjoy a relaxed holiday in an attractive Mediterranean town. The city’s Basilica, bars and many local restaurants are all within easy walking distance.

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With a history dating back to 1813, Meneghetti began its’ transformation into a hotel in 2000 when the original stone buildings, reminiscent of a Tuscan villa were carefully restored, new vines and olive groves were planted and a modern winery was constructed.

The Beach Bay hotel benefits from a quieter location on the promenade just around the corner from the historic harbour. It overlooks a small pebble beach and a picturesque Franciscan monastery from the 15th century.

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This landmark hotel is the finest in the city and was built in 1925 to provide suitable accommodation for discerning clients disembarking from the Paris to Istanbul Orient-Express. It has 208 rooms in contemporary style that blend with the building’s original Art Nouveau architecture.

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More offers one of the most discreet and beautiful locations in Dubrovnik. It is on the Bay of Lapad, a 10-minute drive from the old town with green pine trees hugging the rocky coastline above the Adriatic.

A hotel since the 19th century, this landmark building was renovated by the Hilton Group and eventually reopened its doors in 2005. It stands in attractive gardens overlooking the ancient city walls (five minutes’ walk to the heart of the old city) and combines historic architectural features with modern, contemporary design.