Boutique hotel of 14 rooms in the old town, run by a Dubrovnik family for three generations.
Hotel Sumratin
From
328.195 €
“Spa with restored 17th-century Ottoman hammam, vestige of the Ottoman era in the foundations.”
L'Hotel Sumratin occupies a 17th-century stone house in the Pile district, two minutes from the western gate of the old town. We slept in a room with white limestone walls, polished terrazzo floor, bathroom in Korčula marble. The spa carved into the medieval foundations retains an intact Ottoman hammam, heated pool under stone vaults. The ground-floor table serves honest Dalmatian cuisine, Adriatic fish, wines from Pelješac. The service remains discreet, efficient, without folklore. From 328 € a night, it is one of the best addresses to sleep near the ramparts without being in the tourist flow. ✨
Who is it for?
Who we recommend it to
We recommend the Sumratin to couples who want Dubrovnik without the cruise coaches, and to travellers who prefer small addresses to large chain hotels. It is a house for late honeymoons, autumn weekends, off-season wellness retreats. Families find their place here (family rooms available), but the intimate scale and the spa make it above all an address for adults.
The building
Architecture and interiors
The building dates from the 17th century, white limestone typical of Dubrovnik, restored in 2018 with respect for the original volumes. Vaulted ceilings on the ground floor, ceiling height of 3.20 m in the rooms, exposed beams in some suites. The foundations reveal Ottoman remains, integrated into the current spa. The scale remains domestic: 14 rooms spread over three levels, original stone staircase, no lift.
At the table
Restaurants, bar, service
The ground-floor restaurant serves a short Dalmatian menu, renewed according to the Gruž market. Grilled fish from the Adriatic, black risotto with cuttlefish ink, peka of Pag lamb to order. Continental breakfast with local cheeses, dried figs, almond cake from Korčula. Wine list focused on Croatia: Plavac Mali from Pelješac, Pošip from Korčula, Malvazija from Istria. Room service available until 22h.
Highlights
- 14 rooms only, booking recommended 4 months ahead for summer
- Restored 17th-century Ottoman hammam in the vaulted cellars
- Heated indoor pool all year round, 200 m² spa
- 150 metres from Pile Gate, old town access in 2 minutes on foot
- Booking score 9.5/10 from 238 reviews, best score among 5★ in Dubrovnik
Location & access
Where the hotel sits in Dubrovnik
The hotel stands in the Pile district, just west of the fortified old town. Pile Gate is 150 metres away, the Stradun (main artery) five minutes on foot. Quiet residential neighbourhood, less touristy than Ploče, with supermarket, bakery, neighbourhood konoba. Airport shuttle included (20 km, 30 minutes). Private parking on site, rare in Dubrovnik. Fort Lovrijenac and Banje beach are ten minutes' walk away.
Good to know
Before you book
- Accessibility
- No lift, original stone staircase, rooms on 3 levels.
- Airport shuttle
- Included in the rate, on request, 30-minute journey.
- Parking
- Private parking on site, free, 8 spaces, booking recommended.
- Spa
- Open 8h-22h, heated pool all year round, hammam on request.
- Pets
- Accepted on request, supplement 20 € / night, basket provided.
Facilities
1 pool
Non-smoking rooms
Airport shuttle
Free Wi-Fi connection
Fitness centre
Room service
Facilities for disabled guests
Wi-Fi available everywhere
Restaurant
Private parking
Spa and wellness centre
Parking on site
Family rooms
Location
Where Hotel Sumratin is located
Exact address
Hotel Sumratin
Address
Ulica Mata Vodopića 1a
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