The Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik welcomes visitors within an ornate 1890s structure that stretches four stories above the city’s Old Town.

London-based firm Goddard Littlefair led the restoration of the property, which was shelled during the Yugoslav Wars and later housed refugees.

A triptych by Croatian artist Antonia Čačić in the reception area recalls the blue hues of the Dalmatian Coast.

Bespoke chandeliers—including 11 antique brass globe pendants—add gravitas to the lobby sitting area.

Vertical wall lights adorn the lobby sitting area’s timber walls for a sense of drama.

Archways lead to the Imperial bar and lounge, while locally sourced oak floors span the interior.

A focal point of the Imperial lounge is a chandelier that recalls the floral bathing caps of the 1950s formed with a small cascade of white petals.

Brass-framed shelves and cozy seating nooks, complete with peacock blue shellbacked velvet chairs, define the Imperial lounge.

The Art Deco-inspired bar boasts a dark blue painted ceiling and a six-armed chandelier in brass with opal glass shades.

For guests who have booked executive rooms and suites, the 289-square-foot executive lounge features armchairs with a dark timber frame and caramel leather upholstery, as well as a series of artworks curated by ARTIQ.