Dubrovnik Hotel

A 32-room boutique hotel in Manningham, east of the city centre, housed in a converted Victorian mansion. Rooms are individually decorated with period features and modern comforts. The setting is residential; nearest attractions are two miles away. Best for those seeking character over central convenience, or those with cars. Rates start from £60-90/night.

Individually decorated rooms in converted Victorian house with period features retained. Bathrooms vary in size, most with shower over bath.

Guests rave about the food and personal service but note some rooms need updating.

What works: Authentic Balkan cuisine, Free parking, Personal service, Good breakfast included.

Watch out for: Rooms vary significantly in size, Some dated decor.

Located in Manningham. See the Manningham area guide for more on the neighbourhood. Nearest transport: Manningham bus stop (service 2, 3, 13), 3 min walk; Bradford Interchange 1.5 miles. Within walking distance: University of Bradford (18 min), Bradford University Peace Museum (18 min).

Facilities: Restaurant, Bar, Garden, Luggage storage.

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Best for: Food enthusiasts, Travellers wanting character, Those needing parking.

Not ideal for: Guests expecting chain hotel consistency or city centre location.

• Book directly with the hotel for best rates and room preferences.
• Breakfast: Included.
• Parking: Free on-site.
• Prices vary seasonally - book early for peak periods.
• Check recent reviews for up-to-date condition reports.

Is the Dubrovnik Hotel in the city centre?

No. The hotel is in Manningham, approximately one mile east of the centre. By foot, 20–25 minutes. By bus (routes 2, 3, 13 from Manningham stop), five minutes to the centre. By car, eight minutes. The location is quiet and residential; good for a peaceful night but less convenient for walking attractions. This suits car travellers or those using public transport.

What is the building's history?

The hotel is housed in a Grade II listed Victorian mansion dating to the 1880s. Original period features include cornicing, fireplaces, and high ceilings in communal areas. Guest rooms balance historic character with contemporary ensuite bathrooms. Some rooms retain original wooden floorboards. The building retains historical integrity while providing modern hotel services.

Is there parking at the hotel?

Limited off-street parking (approximately six spaces) available on a first-come basis. £5 per night if available. Street parking is free but often full in the evening. The mansion sits on a narrow street with limited capacity. Phone ahead to confirm parking availability. Nearby Manningham Lane has metered parking (£1.50/hour, 8am–6pm weekdays).