Hotel More Dubrovnik Review 2026: Ocean Views & Cave Bar
Planning a trip to Dubrovnik? Explore our candid review of Hotel More, a stunning ocean-view resort featuring the famous Cave Bar, ideal for a romantic getaway.
Dubrovnik Hotel More,
A Review of Our Beautiful Ocean View Resort Stay
ⓒ Text & Photos by Ttakugi 2025
Hello everyone,
Today, I'm excited to tell you all about the hotel we stayed at in Dubrovnik, Croatia –
Hotel More!
This hotel is famous for its unique natural cave bar,
connected directly to its basement!

Dubrovnik, with its absolutely stunning sea,
boasts a plethora of resorts with breathtaking ocean views.
However, the better the view, the more the prices tend to skyrocket,
making the search for accommodation quite a thoughtful process.
After much deliberation, we finally chose a place that offered
fantastic facilities and a superb location for the price.
So, let me share our review of Hotel More with you!
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Must-Visit Spots in Dubrovnik
Before I dive into the hotel review,
Dubrovnik, nestled on the Adriatic coast,
is renowned for its Old City, encircled by magnificent ancient walls.
It's a truly famous destination.
It's also famously known as a filming location for Game of Thrones,
making it an absolute must-see on any Croatian itinerary.
The sight of the orange rooftops and the breathtaking sea views as you walk along the city walls at sunset
often comes back to me, even long after our trip.
frequently comes to mind.



✅ Recommended Top Attractions in Dubrovnik
✔️ Lovrijenac Old Town Wall Tour
✔️ Mount Srđ viewpoint for panoramic sunset and city views
✔️ Banje Beach for swimming in the Adriatic Sea
📍 Lovrijenac Fortress
Ul. od Tabakarije 29, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
📍 Dubrovnik Mount Srđ Viewpoint
Srđ ul., 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
📍 Banje Beach
Ploče iza grada, Banje Beach, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
With its incredibly beautiful sea colors,
on a sunny day,
you'll feel pure bliss just swimming all day in the sea right in front of the resort.
Even if you're not a swimmer, simply relaxing on a sunbed
was healing in itself.


Hotel Location
📍Dubrovnik Hotel More
Ul. kardinala Stepinca 33, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
📍 Hotel More
Ul. kardinala Stepinca 33, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
The hotel is conveniently located just a 30-minute drive from Dubrovnik Airport
and a 15-minute drive from Dubrovnik Ferry Terminal.
You can reach it easily by car.
We arrived in Dubrovnik via ferry from Hvar Island,
and then took an Uber from the port to check into the hotel.
Even though there were quite a few people, we managed to get an Uber surprisingly quickly,
so getting to the hotel was no problem at all.
✔️ How to Get to the Old City from Hotel More
To get to the Old City, you can easily take the bus.
Please refer to the location below for the bus stop.
📍 Bus Stop (#6) south
Ul. kralja Tomislava 12, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
You'll need to walk about 10 minutes along the beach promenade from the resort
and then you can purchase your ticket at the bus stop and ride to your destination.
If you purchase the Dubrovnik Pass, bus rides are free,
so make sure to check the pass activation time (24 hours)
to save on transportation costs to the Old City.
From the bus stop, it only takes about 10 minutes
to reach the Old City.
Exterior
Here's the stunning coastline viewed from Hotel More's lobby.
It's truly magnificent!
When you arrive at the hotel,
you enter through the very top floor.
Heading downstairs will lead you directly to the coastal promenade.

Right in front of the hotel, you'll find a private beach.


Lobby




There were quite a few stairs from the taxi to the lobby,
but if you ring the bell right in front,
the concierge immediately comes to help with your luggage, making it easy to get around.
We didn't use it ourselves, but
there was also a bar where you could order simple drinks.
It looked like a great spot to enjoy coffee or cocktails,
savoring the ocean view.
Classic Double Room with Balcony
We booked a Classic Double Room with Balcony,
and we were pleasantly surprised that the terrace offered views of both the pool and the sea.
It was much better than we expected!







✔️ The bedding was luxurious and super comfortable.
✔️ The wardrobe was spacious,
✔️ and the refrigerator was quite large, which was a big plus.
✔️ There was also a coffee machine,
✔️ and they refilled a complimentary bottle of mineral water every single day.
I thought the welcome chocolate was a one-time thing,
but they gave us one every day,
so I happily took a bite as soon as I entered the room each time!


The Bathroom
The bathroom was entirely finished in marble,
giving it a truly luxurious feel.
The bathtub was also large, perfect for a relaxing soak.





Plus, a bonus!
Since you're likely to be swimming quite often
on a trip to Croatia,
you'll need to dry your swimsuit every day.
It was incredibly convenient to have an electric drying rack,
making it easy to dry clothes right after a swim.
(Though I totally forgot my swimsuit... oops!)
Breakfast
Next up: the breakfast that truly impressed us!
First off, the view was absolutely stunning – a true ocean vista!

You can enjoy breakfast at Hotel More's restaurant,
which operates as a rather upscale restaurant in the evenings.
The terrace tables with sea views are definitely the most sought-after spots!
Instead of going too early in the morning, it's better to go a bit later,
as the sunlight streams in, making it warmer and even more delightful.

Beyond the buffet, there were also
menu items you could order separately,
and they'd cook and bring them right to your table.


With a wide variety of options like fruits, bakery items, and cheeses,
the bakery selections were generally delicious,
and there were so many kinds of fruit that I helped myself to a lot! Haha.
At a neighboring table,
someone was using a Ninja blender right at their table
to make their own fresh smoothie,
and they seemed incredibly pleased with it! LOL.





They also had a wide variety of nuts,
dried fruits, jams, and more to add to your yogurt.

There were also various fresh fruit juices,
and even detox juices, so
even if you're watching your diet, no problem at all❗️


What really caught my eye was the selection of pâtés to spread on bread!
I tried a few different kinds,
and they were all delicious.

The terrace was perfect for sitting back and enjoying some leisurely time.
It felt like I was having brunch at a fancy restaurant,
just by adding breakfast !



It was truly a satisfying breakfast.
If you're staying at Hotel More,
breakfast is an absolute must. I highly recommend it!
Cave Bar & Private Beach
Connecting directly from the hotel's basement, you'll find the natural cave bar and
a private beach.
As a guest,
you can enjoy the private beach and sunbeds for free.

I didn't personally use the Cave Bar, but
the elevator passes right through it,
so I got a glimpse as I went by!



We only used the private beach,
though even external visitors can use the sunbeds for a fee.
When we visited, the waves were quite active,
but there were still plenty of fish, and it was fantastic for swimming.
It seems like Croatians are all excellent swimmers,
as everyone was swimming beyond the ropes, haha!
We, on the other hand, stayed safe? and diligently swam within the designated area, haha!


The incredibly beautiful colors of the Dubrovnik sea!
Just lying on a sunbed felt truly healing.


Gym
Among the amenities, there was also a gym,
which was uniquely designed with wood. Haha!
We were too busy swimming to use it, though.



Hotel More Restaurant
This is the Hotel More Restaurant.
The view is absolutely stunning, so if you're looking for a luxurious dining experience,
this is the place I'd recommend!
Prices for main dishes like fish are around 80-90 Euros,
and pasta is approximately 20 Euros.


Airbnb Recommendation


We stayed at a resort in Dubrovnik, but
it was a bit on the expensive side.
As you might expect from a popular tourist destination,
dining out can be quite expensive.

We didn't realize it when we made our reservation,
but once we got there, we found quite a few great B&Bs,
and if you choose accommodation where you can cook your own meals,
you could definitely save a significant amount on your travel budget!
There's a B&B near the resort where I stayed,
and if you stay here, you'd be close to the resort's beachfront
promenade
and since it's near luxurious resorts, the area is very safe,
so if I ever go back, I'd definitely look for a B&B there!
🔽A B&B I'd love to visit on my next trip🔽
And that wraps up today's review!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the name of the natural cave bar connected to Hotel More's basement, and how can guests use the private beach?
The natural cave bar connected to Hotel More's basement is called 'Cave Bar'. Guests can use the private beach and sunbeds free of charge, and the Cave Bar can be seen when passing by the elevator.
How do I get from Hotel More to Dubrovnik Old City, and what is the travel time?
You can take a bus from Hotel More to the Old City. Walk for about 10 minutes from the resort along the beach promenade to the bus stop (#6 south Ul. kralja Tomislava 12), then take a bus for about 10 minutes to the Old City.
What are the characteristics of Hotel More's breakfast, and where are the popular seats?
Hotel More's breakfast is served buffet-style in a restaurant with a beautiful ocean view, and there are also à la carte options available. The terrace seats overlooking the sea are the most popular, and going a bit later in the morning allows for warmer, more pleasant sunlight.
What is the price range for main dishes and pasta at Hotel More's restaurant?
At Hotel More's restaurant, main dishes like fish cost around 80-90 Euros, and pasta is about 20 Euros. It's a recommended restaurant if you desire a luxurious meal with a beautiful view.
What is the name of the Airbnb recommended near Hotel More in the article?
The Airbnb recommended near Hotel More in the article is 'Boutique Apartment Ana'. This B&B is close to the beach promenade in front of the resort and is located near high-end resorts, so security is good.
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★★★★★ Hotel More, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Boutique Apartment Ana, Dubrovnik, Croatia