Rooms

from $200
Size: 22.1 m²
Capacity: 2 persons

The luxurious Ragusa room is located on the first floor of Bota Palace. This modern room has a touch of Paris.

from $200
Size: 30.9 m²
Capacity: 2 persons

The luxuriously furnished Spalato room is located on the second floor of Bota Palace, and bears the name of the city of Split.

from $200
Size: 23.4 m²
Capacity: 2 persons

The north stone wall of the room will surely remind you of the defensive stone walls of the mighty town of Ston, whose name the room bears.

from $200
Size: 25.2 m²
Capacity: 2 persons

The luxurious Tauris room is located on the second floor of Bota Palace. This modernly equipped room is named after magical island of Šipan.

from $200
Size: 35.9 m²
Capacity: 2-3 persons

Zagabria is a beautiful, luxurious and fully equipped apartment decorated in Scandinavian style with a modern open space concept.

Art...

Tonko Smokvina: The Untamed Image

The artworks of the Dubrovnik-based artist Tonko Smokvina resist their definitionby avoiding the final explanation of their compositional principles, not allowingthe hand and mind to tame them with a rational way of thinking. The imageswere created as a result of turbulent life events when the emotional part pre-vailed over the evolutionary weight of the mind directed towards rationalization.The original instincts and emotions arising from deep pain, nostalgia and anxietyare embodied in a chromatic eruption that completely occupies the entire surfaceof the painting where abstraction takes precedence by swallowing even hints offigures. Names of the paintings such as “Longing”, “Lust”, “Emotions”,“Awakening” reveal the impossibility of expressing the weight of feelings throughwords and attempts to explain by speech, but there is a need to translate andtransform those indescribable states of mind into a visual performance that takesplace in front of the viewer following uncontrollable lines fleeing from the spaceof the image, the struggle of complementary and non-complementary colors, theaspiration of figures to choose their clear form. The painter Tonko Smokvinastops this chromatic struggle and as a film cut he manages to freeze the momentof eruption by taking on the documentary value of the process of human con-sciousness.

Room Ragusa:
Golden elephant

The young sculptor Ivan Mladosic was born in Dubrovnik in 1981. He most often uses metal, wood and terracotta in his works. The themes he realizes in his sculptures range from abstract reliefs of playful form in the spirit of expressionism called "Energy of Motion". One of the themes in his sculptural oeuvre are depictions of animals. He tries to present them through the symbolism of the form, keeping the basic characteristics of the presented animal motif. The elephant on display at Bota Palace, Room Ragusa, was shown as a full volume with minimal intervention in displaying the very description of the animal. He indicated large characteristic ears and a small tail.


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