We are family Milisic (Tina&Stipe) who runs a Boutique Hotel Marco Polo in Gradac (Makarska Rivera) and Heritage Villa Nobile in Dubrovnik; we are in hospitality business over 20years; we love what we do and hope you will be satisfied with our service and hospitality. We are always at your service :)

Live like a Noble – Imagine to live in a luxurious villa built in the end of the 18 century, but renovated to the highest standards, showing you the life of a noble Dubrovnik family. This Boutique Hotel lies only 100m from the main entrance of old town Dubrovnik and offers therefore numerous advantages. Breakfast in the Garden –The garden offers some of the oldest Japanese Sago palm trees in the old town and is full of flowers and green and has a view on the walls, the main entrance of the old town and the sea. Being in a Museum –The house is completely renovated during the winter 2019/2020. Feel a bit like in a a museum that offers a blend of over 100years old renovated furniture and modern smart equipment. Great Location – As a tourist this is considered the best location. Your in the old town but logistically it’s easy to reach and secluded at the same time. As a mini hotel with only 6 rooms we have more time for you to show you the history of our house and surrounding. We carefully listen to your wishes and always try to make them come true. Dealing only with the best restaurants, excursions, skippers, tourist guides we guarantee a complete top holiday and experience.

#1 Kings Landing Dubrovnik is a real life King’s Landing crawl. If you’re a fan of the HBO mega-hit series Game of Thrones visit of Dubrovnik and you can witness how historical landmarks were transformed into places in King’s Landing. #2 City Walls. Dubrovnik’s imperious walls are one of the things that qualified the city for UNESCO listing. #3 Cable car Undoubtedly the best view of Dubrovnik can be had from the crest of Mount Srd, which looms 412 metres above the city a short way inland. #4 Lovrijenac Fort. Guarding a tall spur 40 metres above the sea is one of Dubrovnik’s picture-book defensive installations. #5 Sponza Palace from the early-1500s and has served as a secular public building since it was built. #6 Clock Tower. The most prominent landmark on Luza Square, Dubrovnik’s clock tower is 31 metres in height and was built in 1444. #7 Orlando’s Column -right in front of the Church of St. Blaise. #8 Franciscan Monastery the must-sees is the monastery’s pharmacy, dating to 1317 making it one of the oldest still-operating pharmacies in the world. #9 Lokrum Island #10Trsteno Arboretum park on a hillside next to the sea is from the 1400s,one of the region’s oldest arboretums.