Luxury Old Town Apartments, Dubrovnik, Croatia

We spent three nights at Luxury Old Town Apartments in Dubrovnik, Croatia
Our studio apartment was above a souvenir shop, on the top floor of a narrow building.
The stairs up to our apartment were narrow and awkward to use comfortably, once inside the apartment there were a few more stairs up to the main living/sleeping area, and single steps up to the bathroom, and then down to the kitchen.
We were expecting the apartment to be compact due to the style of the buildings within the old town of Dubrovnik, and it was definitely small.

Our studio apartment at Luxury Old Town Apartments in Dubrovnik Croatia had a generous sized double bed, it took up most of the room in the main room of the studio apartment. All of the other furniture was squashed in to what little remaining space there was. There were a couple of chairs and a very small table, a wardrobe, and a narrow chest of drawers.

The kitchen was very small, and had a low sloping ceiling, which meant it was impossible to stand up straight without banging your head.
The sink, two ring electric hob, and fridge were all one unit. Using the sink was very awkward, we either banged our head on the low curved ceiling, or burnt our arm on the wall-mounted light, which got very hot, very soon after turning it on.
There was a working top-loading washing machine in the apartment.

The bathroom was a narrow oblong room. The toilet was at one end, shower in the middle, and basin by the door. There was no wall mounting for the shower-head, so we had to hold it. Using the shower meant the toilet got soaking wet, because there was nothing to separate the two areas. There was a fabric shower curtain separating the shower from the basin, which was up a step from the rest of the bathroom. The shower curtain was disgusting, mouldy and stinky.
The bathroom was not clean, the toilet bowl was very stained, and the floor tiles had lots of dirt in the grouting.

There was an old TV with satellite channels, occasionally there were English language programmes on.
Free WiFi was available, but it rarely worked, and when it did it was very slow.

The only positive thing I can say about our studio in Luxury Old Town Apartments, Dubrovnik, Croatia, was the location. But then anywhere within the old town would be a good location, so that’s not saying much.
The bad includes the things I’ve mentioned above, and the fact that the apartment was dirty. As soon as we took our shoes off our feet were filthy, covered in hair, dustballs, and various bits of grit and dirt. Nasty.
We would not stay at Luxury Old Town Apartments in Dubrovnik, Croatia again. Our stay was very disappointing, and expensive considering what we got for your money.