Imperial Dubrovnik
Built in 1895 and opened to the pubic in 1897, this hotel is a classic in its city. It was here that the first electric light bulb was lit in all of Dubrovnik and that the first elevators were operated. During the Serbian-Montenegrin war with Croatia the hotel was a sanctuary for many refugees from the surrounding villages. Hit by grenades, its top floor burnt out. Today the hotel has been completely renovated and runs under the flag of Hilton.
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How the Stage was Set HISTORY IN BRIEF
1895: Construction of the hotel starts.
1897: Grand Hotel Imperial opens its doors.
2005: The Imperial becomes the first Croatian Hilton hotel.
Ruhsar Eryoner (Ms.)
Andreas Jersabeck
8 apartments and a Presidential Suite Suites
Wake up to a bright and airy 30m²/323sq.ft room with city, garden or hill views, traditional Croatian decor and wooden furniture. Get to work at the desk, surf the web with high-speed internet access, curl up in the easy chair in the fluffy bathrobe or pamper yourself in the marble bathroom.
Presidential Suite
Porat Restaurant
Take in spectacular views of historic Dubrovnik and the Adriatic from the Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik hotel. Dine out on the restaurant's terrace or relax by the sunlit indoor pool. Dubrovnik's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is just 110 yards away.
The hotel is fully equipped with a swimming pool, sauna and steam room.
The hotel boasts a complex spanning two floors and comprising six meeting rooms, a 244-square-meter ballroom for up to 250 guests, and a foyer perfect for exhibits and presentations.