There were seven of us who have just returned from an excellent weekend at Hotel Lero, The rooms are comfortable, very clean and in excellent working order. Despite it being November, we took early morning swims in a beautiful crystal clear warm sea; apparently the sea was still 21 degrees celsius. The staff were friendly and very helpful, Zorana was on reception, Goran looked after us in the bar and Tasha, the general manager gave us a Croatian history lesson just before we left on Sunday afternoon. We realised how little we knew about the painful events which followed the shelling and siege of Dubrovnic which started in December 1991! The Magellan hotel across the road provided superb and reasonably priced dinners on two nights during our 3 night stay. The walk down to the old town is fascinating with the Sesame bar worth a visit en route. If you don't fancy the 20 minute walk uphill back to the hotel, the number 4 bus will whisk you back to the hotel in five minutes. A great weekend arranged by Drive-Line and flights with BA!

Lovely and comfortable hotel, would truly recommend it. Situated about 20 minute walk from the old town. Probably best to get a cab back as a bit hilly. Not as many shops open as it was nearing the end of the season. Went on a island trip but again as it was end of season quite difficult to find places open. Should imagine in the summer it would be buzzing! The walk around the walls in the old town, well worth doing as the views are beautiful. The taj Mahal restaurant would recommend for delicious food. We stayed for 4 nights and this was ideal. Lovely time

Just returned from Dubrovnik. What a fantastic place to visit. It's beautiful and we had some rain to contend with but the beauty shone through. A good time to go as I believe in the summer it would be heaving and uncomfortable. Just wander and enjoy the new vistas every time you turn a corner.
Hotel Lero is a 15 minute walk from the opld town in one direction and the port in the other direction. Local buses stop out side so you can catch those if you prefer. A good hearty breakfast saw us through until the need for a delicious Dubrovnik Ice cream took over and only 10 kuna too. It's cheap to eat and drink in the hotel especially when compared to english prices. Our best meal was probably in the restaurant over the roadMagellan. Very good 3 courses for 2 people £56 included a carafe of wine. It was excellent.
You must walk the city walls and you must catch the cable car to the top to visit the Old Fort.
You can easily travel using the shuttle bus from the airport & the no 4 bus from the old town to the hotel. Get off at the 3rd stop for Hotel Lero. Cheaper than a taxi and easy.

The Hotel Lero has been refurbished throughout to a very high, modern standard indeed. Its public area and reception are large bright and airy welcoming the guest inwards. The building also has an attractive, modern façade from the outside. The hotel is spotlessly clean in all areas so will appeal to those who enjoy hygienic places to stay.

The Lero is located right in the middle of Dubrovnik. That is to say it is roughly equidistant from the Old City and the new port plus Lapad. To reach both places a walk is involved and all the other reviews will mention this.

The bedrooms have a contemporary feel about them and feature modern bathroom with full shower but no bath. You will require your own bathroom toiletries since the hotel does not provide them.
The rooms feature a large hi def TV with a good selection of international channels including BBC World and CNN. Standard rooms do not have a balcony. We had a sea view standard room but there’s a busy road outside. However, the rooms are well insulated against sound and we experienced no problems with traffic noise at all.
There is a well-stocked mini bar too should you require it.

There’s free wifi throughout the hotel and in our room had a very strong signal. The network is generally very fast but at peak times in the evening there is a noticeable throttling of bandwidth due to the number of other guests using it. For those who, like me, enjoy uploading lots of photos, mornings and later in the evenings are the best times for doing so.

Meals are taken in the restaurant by reception on the ground floor. It is an attractive and inviting dining space serving buffet style food. The restaurant staff are extremely friendly, cheerful and always helpful. Drinks are served to diners from a drinks trolley. There are different selections of wines and beers each night plus soft drinks and water of course. The lady brings the trolley to your table, you select your beverages then pay at the end of the meal.

The breakfast buffet is extensive. There’s bound to be something for everyone here including hot options too. There are so many different type of tea do make sure to locate ‘black Indian’ if you’re after traditional English tea! The only small gripe is that the orange juice is watered down rather than fresh.

There’s a good choice of evening meal too for those, like us, who enjoy being on half-board. It’s the usual traditional buffet fare but generally well cooked and appetising. Picky eaters might have a few complaints but you are getting extremely good value for your money here I believe.

The hotel does have a small ‘sitting out area’ and pool but it is enclosed by four walls. Right at the end of the season, when we were there, the sun does not rise high enough in the sky for there ever to be any actual sun in that location but in high season I’m certain it does. There is always the option of sitting out at the front of the hotel in the extensive coffee bar area.

We were pleasantly surprised and impressed by this hotel. It’s delightfully clean, has great staff and feels modern. I would recommend it without hesitation. We spent a week there and loved it. The Lero has a Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence displayed on the front desk demonstrating just how popular it is with many reviewers.