The hotel manager assured me that all single rooms in the hotel are like this. In order for me to have a choice, she offered to move from my 2nd floor to the same room, but to 1. There was another option: a double room above the same transformer, but for 4 days with a return back at the first request. It would make my holiday so much better.
The windows of double rooms with French balconies overlooked the same courtyard. In 10 days, I have never seen open windows on this wall. The charms of such a "rest" were very impressive at night.
Who is going to choose this hotel for recreation, also be prepared for the fact that there are completely no entertainment there. Disco lovers can go to Dubrovnik.
But, as you understand, Dubrovnik should be visited not only for discos.
Dubrovnik is listed by UNESCO as one of the three most beautiful cities of the Renaissance, after Amsterdam and Venice. Boats run from Cavtat to Dubrovnik and take you directly to the city port in 30-40 minutes.
Walking around Dubrovnik, you begin to understand why the motto "Freedom or death" has become its motto for many centuries. Freedom in Dubrovnik was protected by any means, as evidenced by the very appearance of the city. Evidence of this is the legendary inscription in Latin, which you can read above the entrance of the famous Lovrjenac Fortress: NON BENE PRO TOTO LIBERTAS VENDITUR AURO, which means - FREEDOM IS NOT SOLD AND FOR ALL THE GOLD OF THE WORLD.
Another excursion that I advise you to visit is the city of Ston, the Peljesac peninsula, the arboretum in Trsteno. Ston is one of the first cities in Europe built according to a strict architectural plan. It is also famous for its 5-kilometer fortress wall and salt mines. The famous oyster farms are located on the Peljesac peninsula. You will have the opportunity to taste oysters in one of the restaurants where lunch for tourists is planned. In addition, Peljesac is the place where the best Croatian wines are made.
We also chose an excursion to the island of Mljet. From Dubrovnik on a hydroglider you will reach the island in about an hour and a half. Part of the island is a national reserve. There are two salt lakes in the middle of the island. On one of the lakes - on the island of St. Mary, there is a Franciscan monastery.
If you still have the strength, I also advise you to go to the island of Korcula, the birthplace of Marco Polo, on the same hydroglider. We have not reached there yet, because of course there is not enough time and energy for everything.
I also want to mention a cruise around the Elafiti Islands on the yacht "Dolores" with swims in the grottoes. If you want to swim in the open sea, swim in numerous amazing grottoes - take this excursion.
Finally, a little more about Cavtat himself (in ancient times - Epidaurum). Cavtat is the most visited and favored by tourists Mediterranean town. A very beautiful embankment, stone houses with a tiled roof, characteristic of Croatia. Lots of cafes/restaurants/bars on the beach. I strongly advise you to visit and try seafood with white wine. Nothing tastes better.
I hope that if you choose Cavtat as your holiday destination, then you will love Croatia forever, as I did.