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Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Dubrovnik Sun Gardens is now open as the largest resort on Croatia’s picturesque Dalmatian coast. The 408-key property includes 201 guestrooms with balconies overlooking the Adriatic Sea, plus 207 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments with private kitchenettes.
The resort was constructed using local materials such as sadre stone, indigenous to Dubrovnik and nearby Bra Island. Architects Branimir Medic and Pero Puljiz designed the resort to resemble a Mediterranean villa. Hirsch-Bedner Associates and Blue Sky Hospitality created resort interiors.
The resort features a 37,000-sq.-ft. beachfront spa from Anne Semonin. The first Anne Semonin spa in Croatia, it offers seven individual treatment rooms and two couples’ suites nestled around an outdoor hot tub. Anne Semonin treatments created exclusively for the resort include Thalassotherapy Therma Stone Experience, 100% Active Ice Therapy Facial and Black Sand Scrub & Ocean Massage Ritual.
Spa and wellness facilities also include a 75,000-sq.-ft. sports and wellness center, offering a 60-ft. lagoon pool with a waterfall and underwater vitality jet lounges, a hydrotherapy pool with therapeutic massage jets, an inner spa garden and a thermal area offering a traditional coal sauna, salt sauna, hammam, aromatherapy steam room and large plunge pool.
The resort has 13 restaurants and bars. Guests may sample snacks and cocktails overlooking the Adriatic at Maraska Lounge Lobby Bar, an international menu and outdoor seating at Origano and authentic Croatia fine dining at Tartufo. Ginja Lounge is a nightclub with an international fusion menu prepared in an open tandoori oven, deejays and an outdoor dance floor, and Cilantro Lounge is a family-friendly Mediterranean cafe offering extended breakfast hours.
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