Bed & Breakfast Villa Klaić, Dubrovnik
More photosBed & Breakfast Villa Klaić is a charming, family-run retreat nestled on a hillside in the quiet Gornji Kono district of Dubrovnik. Housed in a traditional stone building, it offers a peaceful escape while remaining conveniently close to the Adriatic coast. The property is particularly celebrated for its warm, personalized hospitality, often led by the second-generation owner, Milo, who is known for making guests feel more like friends than tourists.
The villa’s most striking feature is its stunning panoramic view of the sea, which can be enjoyed from the breakfast room’s floor-to-ceiling windows or while relaxing by the intimate outdoor pool. Surrounded by greenery and stone walls, the garden terrace serves as a serene spot to unwind with a drink after a day of sightseeing.
The location is a fantastic base for explorers. You are just a 15-minute walk from the historic Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site where you can stroll the iconic city walls or visit the Franciscan Monastery. Other nearby landmarks include the impressive Fort Lovrijenac, perched dramatically on a rock above the sea, and the scenic Bellevue Beach, which is perfect for a refreshing dip.
Because the villa is tucked into a hillside, the walk back from the Old Town involves a climb, so keep that in mind if you prefer to save your energy for exploring. With its blend of authentic stone architecture and cozy, modern comforts, it offers a genuinely local experience just far enough from the bustle of the city center.
Expert reviews
“Just off the main coast road, high above the old town, this outstanding guesthouse offers comfortable modern rooms and wonderful hospitality courtesy of the owner, Milo Klaić.”
What guests liked
- Sea views
- Free beer
- Great place
- Top location
- Excellent Wifi
- Comfortable beds
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