Fresh Sheets Kathedral Bed & Breakfast, Dubrovnik
More photosFresh Sheets Kathedral Bed & Breakfast is a charming boutique guesthouse tucked away in the heart of Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Housed in a beautifully preserved 17th-century building that once served as a convent, it perfectly blends deep historical roots with contemporary comforts. Run by owners Sanja and Jon, the property is famous for its warm, personalized hospitality.
The design philosophy here focuses on marrying ancient architecture with clean, modern aesthetics. Some rooms even offer views directly overlooking the iconic Dubrovnik Cathedral and the bustling Gundulić Square, allowing guests to soak in the city’s energy from their window. It is a fantastic home base for travelers who want to be right in the middle of the action.
Location is everything here. You are steps away from the Rector’s Palace and can easily wander toward the city’s famous limestone-paved streets. The Troubadour Jazz Café, a local favorite, is essentially your next-door neighbor, making it easy to enjoy live music after a long day of exploring.
If you are looking for more adventure, the property is just a short stroll from the historic City Walls, where you can walk the battlements for panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea. Whether you are heading to the nearby cable car for a trip up Mount Srđ or taking a boat to the lush island of Lokrum, you are perfectly positioned to see the best of the city.
Expert reviews
“Fresh Sheets offers boutique accommodation smack in the center of Old Town. Run by a friendly Canadian-Croatian couple, the six comfortable rooms have views of either the cathedral or Buniceva Square.”
Shortlisted in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Dubrovnik, Croatia.
“This chic guesthouse within Dubrovnik’s medieval walls, behind the cathedral, occupies the second floor of a 17th-century stone building. There are six tastefully-decorated bedrooms and a communal kitchen for guests’ use. Expect a warm homely atmosphere and highly personalised service.”
What guests liked
- Fantastic hosts
- Perfect location
- Large rooms
- Boutique style
- Top location
- Excellent Wifi
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