The hosts also seem to use a booking company for communication, which meant that most of my communication seemed to be through someone else—not the hosts directly. This was a little unsettling at first, because I couldn’t use any of the phone numbers provided for the host; with my eSIM, messaging was my only option. However, the host was there when I said I would arrive, and check-in was smooth. The room has all the basics needed for a short stay. It is hostel-style in that bathrooms and kitchenette are shared, though the rooms are private and have their own mini fridge, kettle, cups, and sink. I appreciated the luxury of a balcony, and it looked over onto a garden patio below that I would definitely enjoy if staying longer. The house is close to a Studenac and a Tommy Hipermarket, as well as transit. As with most of Dubrovnik, you will get a good leg workout navigating stairs to and from the guest house.