Grand Villa Argentina
This holiday includes:
Hotel
Flights
(You may add more to your package on the following pages)
- Enjoy fine dining and local wines with incredible views of Dubrovnik’s city walls
- Just a 20-minute stroll from Dubrovnik Old Town
Luxury villa with Adriatic views
Opulent and luxurious, this grand waterfront hotel is set in one of the most prestigious parts of Dubrovnik and commands fantastic views of the city’s famous harbour, pine-covered Lokrum Island, and out to the shimmering Adriatic.
Rooms in this villa-style hotel are beautifully furnished, with plush fabrics and classical features that complement its traditional architecture. The gardens are just as lovely, Mediterranean-inspired and scattered with wild lavender, rosemary, and orange trees.
The hotel’s restaurants and bars specialise in fine dining and local wines, all with showstopping views across the water to Dubrovnik’s picture-perfect fortress walls, or over the scented gardens. You’ll also enjoy the view from the blissful deluxe spa, which offers high-end treatments, a traditional spa circuit and a sun terrace overlooking the sea.
Dubrovnik’s Old Town, one of the most beautiful and well-preserved in the world, is less than a kilometre away. Walk to it along the picturesque coast, then enjoy a glass of local wine, freshly caught seafood or any of Croatia’s other delicacies in the cosy restaurants that line its sand-coloured maze of pretty lanes.
An outstanding five-star retreat that mixes the best of Dubrovnik’s rich culture with the tranquil seclusion of its seaside surroundings, the Grand Villa Argentina is a genuine slice of Adriatic bliss.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Restaurant
- Bar
Entertainment
- Outdoor pool
- Indoor pool
- Entertainment programme
Sports & Health
- Gym
Find out more about Dubrovnik Old Town
A series of pristine fortifications towering over the cobalt-blue Adriatic, Dubrovnik Old Town is one of Croatia’s most popular attractions – and it’s easy to see why. The handsome maritime city of Dubrovnik is home to Baroque architecture and Gothic palaces, and paved limestone promenades where you’ll find world-class fish restaurants and wine bars nestled in cobblestone alleyways. But its distinctive Old Town, encircled by giant stone walls built mainly in the 15th and 16th centuries, is unquestionably the jewel in its crown.