Peti Apartment

First Impressions

Petilovrijenci is one of those narrow Old Town streets that feels like it belongs in a film set — all limestone walls and the faint echo of your own footsteps. Peti Apartment sits right in the middle of it, at number 17, and honestly, just finding the place feels like a small adventure. It’s a three-star apartment-style property, so don’t expect a lobby full of staff or a concierge desk — what you get instead is something that feels a lot more personal than that.

Location & Neighborhood

The location score here is 9.1, and I’d say that’s well earned. You’re genuinely inside the Old Town walls — not near them, not a short walk from them, actually inside. The Stradun, Dubrovnik’s main limestone promenade, is just a couple of minutes on foot, and so are most of the restaurants, bars, and viewpoints that people come here for. That said, the street itself is quiet enough that you’re not dealing with the worst of the tourist noise once you’re back at the apartment.

The Apartment

It’s a compact setup — this is Old Town Dubrovnik, so don’t expect sprawling rooms or a lift. What you do get is a self-contained space with that characteristic stone-wall charm that the city does so well. The rating sits at 7.6 overall, which is decent for a three-star property in this part of town, where you’re really paying for the address more than anything else. I mean, you’re sleeping inside a medieval city — that counts for something.

Best For Couples

Couples in particular seem to really take to this place, and it’s not hard to see why. There’s something undeniably romantic about wandering back through those old stone alleys after dinner, knowing your apartment is tucked away in the thick of it all. It’s the kind of stay where the setting does a lot of the heavy lifting — you wake up, step outside, and you’re already somewhere beautiful. For a trip for two, that atmosphere is honestly hard to beat at this price point.

Why Guests Love It

What keeps people coming back to Peti Apartment, I think, is the combination of that unbeatable position and the feeling that you’re actually living in the Old Town rather than just visiting it. You’re not commuting in from a hotel on the outskirts — you’re part of the texture of the place, at least for a few days. It’s not a upscale stay, and it doesn’t try to be. But if your priority is waking up inside one of the most atmospheric old towns on the Adriatic, with the Stradun practically at your doorstep, then this little apartment delivers exactly what it promises.