The House with the Garden is situated at the most attractive part of Dubrovnik (Ploce) with panorama view of the Old Town Dubrovnik, Island Lokrum and Adriatic Sea, which you can reach in a 3-minute walk. From the house terraces you have breathtaking views of the Old Town, as do all our rooms with sea view. The accommodation provides comfort and everything you may need for an enjoyable vacation in Dubrovnik. The House with garden has 101,3 m² (1090 ft²) and consists of a one double room with sofa as an additional bed and one standard double room. There is a kitchen, dining room, two bathrooms, living room, all with sea view. The living room may be easily converted to a bedroom. The whole house is air conditioned and it is fully equipped and furnished. Each room has Radio, TV and refrigerator. The east terrace has a Garden grill, large table with six chairs, where the guests may sit and look at the sea the Island of Lokrum, Old Town or the magnificent 'mega yachts' owned by some of the most famous people in the world. From the airport you can take Taxi or Bus to the Central Bus Station. From the Central Bus Station you should take local Bus No.8 and get off at Bus station called (Zicara). 20 meters from the Bus Station, East direction, you will see street Obodska. Buses number 5 and 8 take you to the rest of Dubrovnik area. If you travel with GPS our coordinates are 42º 38' 37.51' N; 18º 06' 45.90' E. The public beach east & west and the Old Town city walls are only 2 minutes walk.

Dubrovnik, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is rich in cultural and historical monuments. There is also the annual Dubrovnik Summer Festival. The city is also the venue for numerous scientific, scholarly and literary conferences (PEN in 1933 and 1993), as well as international tourism congresses (ASTA, FUAAV, DRV, SNAV, etc.). Dubrovnik is one of the most attractive and most popular cities on the Mediterranean. Dubrovnik is a city with an exceptionally broad tourist supply. It is attractive any time of the year, for it is a city of hotels, beautiful landscapes, and an enviable ecological standard - geared to tourism. The sightseeing of Dubrovnik and its monuments requires several days. However, already a walk through Stradun, through narrow streets and small squares, monumental ramparts and fortresses, provides enough opportunities to experience the millennial beauty of its shell-shaped urban core, centuries of building, stone-cutting, carving and engraving, the history of the Duke's Palace, libraries, the oldest pharmacy and the city’s 15th century synagogue in the south of Europe, etc.