Kompas Dubrovnik Hotel

Loved this hotel. We have been a few times to Dubrovnik and have stayed in various hotels. I would rate the Hotel Kompas as one of the best. The views from this Hotel are brilliant. As soon as you walk into reception you think Wow! The hotel food is great, the staff are very attentive and helpful, just loved it. Everything is spotlessly clean inside and the outside area's. The weather wasn't great when we were there so we used the inside pool, which is nice, there was also a Spa there but we didn't get chance to indulge. Lots to do in walking distance of the hotel plus you are near bus stops where there are regular bus's into Dubrovnik Old Town. Would definitely return to this hotel. FAB.

We had a lovely 3 nights here. Arriving on the 10th floor to a clean and modern reception. After check in you desend to the lower floors to your room. Breakfast on the ground floor was lovely with good variety. Service from everybody we encountered was great. The ground floor takes you to the beach. Walk right to a pronenade of restaurants and bars. TIP .. at the end of the promenade there is a small "mall" and a supermarket where u can get snacks and drinks far cheaper. Turnjng right there is a coastal path that takes you to a few other hotels and restaurants and bars. Just a short walk. Really lovely place to stay. Cocktsil bar also very nice.

We recently stayed at the Kompass Hotel Lapad. We had room (1004) with the balcony overlooking the entire bay of sunset beach. It was so picturesque and pretty. The rooms were very clean and serviced every day. The hotel staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. Umbrellas were on loan free of charge when it was raining. Maps of the local area and the Old town were also available at the hotel on request. The location was perfect as you only had to walk up towards the roundabout (10 minutes) to catch the number 6 bus to Dubrovnik Old town. They run every 15 minutes. The cost is 12 Kuna each way if you buy at the booth before getting on the bus otherwise its 15 Kuna (approx 8 Kuna to the £1). Food prices are around the same as in the UK. The old town is overpriced. But in Lapad there are some nice places to eat up the back streets that are more reasonably priced. There is a supermarket a third of the way up the main street to the right past the tennis courts if you want to buy beer, wine or snacks sandwiches ext. Beer in the hotel is expensive compared to Tommys supermarket. Each room has a mini bar so there is the use of the fridge.