Built in 1938 Villa Emaline displays exceptional architecture and elegant interior design. This beautiful five-bedroom villa offers a private oasis hidden amongst the charm of Dubrovnik. Boasting gorgeous terraces equipped with outdoor seating areas, a jacuzzi and a pool surrounded with lavender gardens. The villa feels private and secluded, with nothing but cypress trees standing in between you and the Adriatic.
The private terrace combined with the elegant interiors leaves you with a welcoming space to spend time with your loved ones. The villa would happily suit large families or groups of friends, with balconies, terraces, and a garden, offering ample space for ten guests to enjoy time together in a beautiful setting.
On the ground floor there is a fully equipped kitchen, a dining room and a salon, where the charm and history of this building blends effortlessly with the stylish interior design. On the first floor there is a one-bedroom suite with a beautiful bathroom, its own salon and a private balcony overlooking the blue azure of the Adriatic. The balcony plays host to a luxurious hot tub, perfect for special evenings in. On the second floor there are two beautifully designed en-suite bedrooms, a sauna with a shower room, as well as a mirror room with an indulgent bathtub. Finally in the attic, there is another en-suite bedroom with a cosy reading nook, sloping walls and skylights so you can check for clear blue skies before you even get out of bed. For bigger groups, there is a smaller bedroom with two single beds is at your disposal if you need it.
Outside, the terrace comprises of tranquil seating areas, luxury sun loungers, the calming pool, and breath-taking views of the island Lokrum and the centuries old Dubrovnik walls. Everything about the space is relaxing, setting the scene for laid-back afternoons in the sun, playful days with kids in the pool and romantic meals under the stars. This tranquil villa has everything you need for a comfortable, care-free stay, a tranquil retreat on the Croatian coast.
Villa Emaline feels private and secluded, with nothing but cypress trees standing in between you and the Adriatic. Views stretch out over the island Lokrum and the centuries old Dubrovnik walls, hinting to the breath-taking places and scenery you can visit during your stay.
Dubrovnik is a spectacular holiday destination. The ancient walled city offers mesmerising scenery and buildings, and the surrounding area enjoys natural charms, gorgeous beaches, an excellent array of water sports, and boat trips and beautiful, ancient villages and towns to visit.
Dubrovnik Old Town is renowned for its character and charm, with its medieval town sheltered by ancient city walls and steeped in history. The best time to walk around the city wall is either early or late in the day though as the queues are long and can be very hot. The Stradun, the city’s main thoroughfare, is lined with shops, cafes, and stalls inside the walls. Chic boutiques and stylish bars rub shoulders with ancient palaces, monasteries, churches and medieval houses. You will marvel at how the light changes on these ancient buildings. Much of the city’s Renaissance architecture was wiped out in the 1667 earthquake though some examples left, including St Saviour Church. It would be best to visit the Franciscan Monastery with one of the oldest pharmacies in Europe. There is a fantastic atmosphere in the charming, bustling marina and port where you can take boat trips to various islands and Montenegro. The port is also brimming with fabulous fish restaurants soaking up the sunlight and guests enjoying cocktails. There are three entrances to the walled city, including Pile, the main gate, Ploca by the port and Buze between the two. Buze Gate will take you in via steep staircases. Once you have finished looking at the churches, palaces and monasteries, you can take the cable car up to reach Mt Srd, which is the best place to enjoy stunning views of this iconic Old Town. You will also enjoy sensational views of the expansive coastline and the beautiful mountains in the distance.
Dubrovnik offers an assortment of beaches, most pebbly like Banje Beach just below the walls of the Old Town. It enjoys sheltered bathing, seafront bars and cafes and a complete line-up of watersports. You can take boat trips over to the islands of Dubrovnik’s Adriatic Riviera for some lovely secluded sandy coves. It only takes 15 minutes to reach Lokrum Island by boat from the port. Lokrum is a pine-clad island buzzing with wildlife and full of walking paths, a botanical garden and the ruins of an old Benedictine monastery.
The beautiful Arboretum Trsteno is not far from the villa and is worth visiting. It is the oldest renaissance garden in Dalmatia. It developed from a park surrounding the summer residence of the Gucetic-Gozze family and existed as far back as 1492. The gardens are stunning with Japanese banana trees, bougainvillaea, evergreen magnolia, many types of cactus and other exotic plants. It also includes many old stone sculptures and has been used to film Game of Thrones.
The Villa Set in a picturesque setting, Villa Emaline can accommodate up to 13 guests, offering 5 en-suite bedrooms, a private pool, a fully equipped kitchen, and all the needed amenities for a wonderful stay.
Ground Floor
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Living and dining area
First Floor
- One bedroom suite with en-suite bathroom and a private balcony with hot tub Second Floor
- Two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms
- Sauna with shower room, mirror room with luxury bathtub
Attic
- Bedroom with en-suite bathroom and a reading nook
- Bedroom with 2 twin single beds Exterior Grounds
- Private pool
- Dining area
- Seating area
- Hot tub
- Sun umbrellas Additional Facilities
- Air conditioning
- Wi-fi
- Television
- Game console
- DVD player
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Tumble dryer
- Ironing facilities
- High chair
- Hairdryer
- Sauna
- Parking
