MyRent Smart locks Smart locks No keys. No waiting.
Language HR EN SL

Implementation example · Dubrovnik

Discreet smart access for a stone house in Dubrovnik

How self check-in could work when the entrance has character, physical alterations should be limited and guests reach the property on foot through the old town.

MyRentplanning scenario
Illustrative implementation example: This page is a realistic planning scenario, not a published customer reference or testimonial. Replace the scenario details with verified project data and real photos before presenting it as an actual installation.
Smart lock implementation scenario in Dubrovnik
Stone holiday house with 3 accommodation unitsProperty
Older wooden entrance with sensitive existing hardwareDoor
Main entrance + controlled guest accessScope
Self check-in without changing the character of the entranceGoal

The challenge

Older wooden doors require a different approach from new construction. Mechanics, thickness and existing hardware must be checked before a model is selected.

The arrival instruction is as important as the lock itself because guests may be carrying luggage through unfamiliar streets and need a clear photo and landmark-based route to the entrance.

Proposed access design

Instead of forcing one product onto every door, the project looks for the least invasive compatible option.

  • detailed door and hardware compatibility check
  • preserve the exterior appearance where technically possible
  • simple guest PIN or equivalent access without a mandatory app
  • arrival instructions with entrance photo and nearby landmarks
  • a backup entry method that does not depend on one electronic path

How the guest journey would work

1

The door is assessed before a quote is finalised.

2

The least invasive compatible solution is selected.

3

The guest receives access and navigation instructions before arrival.

4

A backup procedure is defined before the first stay.

Expected operational effect

The ideal outcome is that the technology disappears into the background and the guest simply experiences an easy arrival.

For heritage-style entrances, rejecting an unsuitable lock can be a better engineering decision than maximising the feature list.

Key takeaway: In Dubrovnik, a good smart-access project begins by respecting the existing door and the real conditions of the property.

Cities

More implementation scenarios

Explore how the access plan changes with property type, door hardware and operating model.

Implementation example

Zagreb

See a different property and operating scenario.

Open example → Implementation example

Split

See a different property and operating scenario.

Open example → Implementation example

Rijeka

See a different property and operating scenario.

Open example → Implementation example

Pula

See a different property and operating scenario.

Open example → Implementation example

Zadar

See a different property and operating scenario.

Open example → Implementation example

Šibenik

See a different property and operating scenario.

Open example →

MyRent

Want a plan for your actual door?

Send us photos of the door, the property type and the number of entrances. We will first check compatibility and then recommend the next step.

Check my property