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Hotel Excelsior Dubrovnik
Historic villa and tower Published event rooms Walk to the Old Town
Why we would consider it
A 1913 villa, later joined by a tower, sitting on the water with the old centre and Lokrum in the same view. Adriatic Luxury Hotels places it a short walk from the walls — the house’s own figure is 0.6 km — which is the operational argument: guests can sleep, breakfast and dress in one address, then enter the city on foot when the streets are still corridors.
The group publishes meetings and events in named rooms. Lavandula is given as up to 450 people; Laurea up to 150; Salvia as a smaller board configuration. Outdoor terraces are listed for special events. The Palm Terrace page publishes banquet 180 and reception 250. Those figures are event-table numbers, not a promise of a seated wedding. Indoor volume exists. That matters in a city where wind on a terrace is ordinary.
What changes the planning
A refurbishment note from the hotel group gives 158 rooms and suites, shared between Villa Odak and the Tower. That is enough keys to concentrate an international list — and still a working hotel unless exclusivity is separately agreed. Entire-property use is not published. For celebrations where greater privacy is required, the possibility of exclusive or partial use would need to be explored directly with the property.
Several days can live here without inventing a second geography: a welcome by the water, a wedding day that can move indoors, a slower morning, the old centre as a walk rather than a venue name. Dubrovnik Airport is given by the house as 22.6 km. Transfer time is not claimed here; it depends on hour, season and how the old-town traffic rules are behaving that week. The MICE desk is published. Wedding production, music hours and any ceremony permission remain to be confirmed for the specific celebration.
- 158
- rooms and suites, as published by the group
- 0.6 km
- to the Old Town, house figure
- Palm Terrace
- banquet 180 / reception 250, events table
- Indoor rooms
- Lavandula, Laurea, Salvia named