We stayed at the Albatros in October for just over a week. The hotel itself is clean, the staff are friendly, and the rooms are a really good size. An indoor and outdoor pool are both free of charge and the health and beauty services are on site but at extra cost. We stayed half-board and the breakfast and evening food choices were dazzling...they cater to every possible need and taste. My son was only 6 months old at the time but was very well cooed over by staff and guests alike. There was children's entertainment but overall I would say the hotel was aimed towards older guests.
The location was great for us. A short walk to the village of Cavtat (about a mile I think) along a winding road with some stunning views. There is a bus service to many other locations in Cavtat and right opposite the hotel there is a regular boat service to Dubrovnik which you can see across the water. Takes about 45 minutes to get there and is well worth a visit. In Cavtat there are local bars and eateries although we only tried a couple due to the excellent hotel food. There is also a bar and a restaurant adjacent to the hotel which were both good when we visited.
I did attempt to learn a little Croatian before we went but almost everyone spoke good English (and German) and, although the attempts at Croatian were much appreciated, it's not necessary to know the language before you go. All menus were printed in several different languages and even the buffet choices in the hotel were labelled in different languages.
Overall, a great experience and we would gladly recommend the hotel and the area to other travellers.
















