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25 de julio de 2025
I use Google Map frequently and almost always with good result. But here is a prime example of how it can be seriously misleading. Assume that you approach Zaton, which is north of Dubrovnik, from the north (e.g. Split). As you enter Zaton, Google directs you to leave the main coastal road (Jadranska Magistrala) and make a sharp left turn into Bulet road. This is a winding, narrow road that has you praying you will not meet another car. But after several kilometers you end up back on the main coastal road--after a dangerous right turn. And there it is: Hotel Babilon! Just take a very close look at the route Google Maps suggests and you will realize the futility, and danger, of getting into Bulet road. I was told that the hotel has tried to fix this with Google, but to no avail. Otherwise, the hotel is a decent, no-frills hotel with cheerful staff. Breakfast is a bit sparce, but adequate as a start of the day. Their cappuccino is good. It's good to have password protection of WiFi, but the signal strength is not great.
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