
5-star hotel
Hotel More
If James Bond retired to the Adriatic in 1995, he’d stay here. Built vertically into the limestone cliffs of Lapad Bay, Hotel More is an architectural feat that trades sprawling resort lawns for vertical drama and direct Adriatic access. The aesthetic is unapologetically specific: rooms feature bespoke Slovenian joinery and a nautical palette of deep navy and mahogany that feels less 'contemporary minimalism' and more 'stately ocean liner.' While the decor leans traditional, the amenities are sharp, featuring La Bottega 'The Botanist & The Chemist' toiletries and NOHrD gym equipment that looks more like sculpture than machinery. The real showstopper, however, forces you underground. The Cave Bar More, carved into a natural karst cavern, offers a visceral drinking experience where you sip 'Frozen More' cocktails amidst illuminated stalactites before stepping out onto the sea-level pier. Dinner at Restaurant More is theatrical old-school service at its best; order the steak flambé or the beef tartare, both prepared tableside with a flourish that matches the sunset views over the Elaphiti Islands. Service is impeccable—efficient, warm, and devoid of pretension. **Verdict:** Come for the world-class Cave Bar and the private sea access; stay for the charm of a hotel that knows exactly what it is.






