Royal Hotel Neptun

Royal Hotel Neptun is a four-star, nine-storey tower at Kardinala Stepinca 31 in the Importanne Resort, in the Lapad district of Dubrovnik, Croatia. Lapad is the main residential and resort peninsula northwest of the Old Town, with a pedestrian promenade, Lapad Bay beach and a good choice of restaurants, cafes and shops. The Old Town is a few kilometres away and is reached by city bus or taxi in roughly 15 to 20 minutes. The hotel is a mid-century style high-rise within a park-like resort complex that also includes other hotels, so facilities and open spaces are shared across the Importanne Resort. Accommodation is limited to 79 rooms and 12 family suites, which gives the tower a smaller feel than the larger Lapad and Babin Kuk hotels. All rooms are air-conditioned and have free wifi and balconies, with the upper floors giving sea views across the bay toward the islands. Double Rooms suit couples, while Family Suites provide extra space for parents and children. The hotel has a pool, and meals are typically taken in the resort's restaurant spaces or in the many independent restaurants along Lapad's main street. Dining options for lunch and dinner lie within a short walk. Service is straightforward and family-friendly rather than luxury-oriented, appealing to travellers who want a comfortable base with a balcony view and easy access to the beach promenade. Rates run from roughly 110 to 300 euros per night, depending on the season and room type, with the highest prices in July and August. Because the tower is tall, upper-floor rooms offer the best views, and guests may wish to request them when booking. The surrounding Lapad streets are gently sloped and walkable.