Located in the center of Split, just a 2-minute walk from the UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace, Cornaro Hotel offers a rooftop terrace with a hot tub and a bar, as well as free WiFi and a 24-hour...
Donald
United States of America
Very convenient location to town; excellent breakfast; very polite and helpful staff; rooftop bar
Jupiter Luxury Hotel is inside the UNESCO-protected Diocletian Palace, near the Temple of Jupiter. Free sauna facilities are available on site, as well as a gourmet restaurant.
JffAB
United States of America
Breakfast was very good. Lots of choices, and good coffee. The central location allowed easy walking to eating, shopping, etc.
Beachfront property is offering 3 swimming pools with pool bar, sun loungers and umbrellas, Amphora Hotel is located in Split and has 2 restaurants, a bar and spa and wellness center.
Boasting an outdoor swimming pool on the top floor with panoramic views over Split, Dioklecijan Hotel & Residence offers a wellness center and a restaurant.
paul
United Kingdom
Breakfast had a good selection, although fresh fruit selection was not always great. Some days, mostly bowls of chopped up orange/ grapefruit. Better selection of melon and pineapple would have been great. At this price per night I would have expected this daily.
The Palace Judita is a heritage hotel set in a palace dating back to the 16th century and located on the main square of Split, next to the UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace.
Located in the heart of Split and only 230 feet away from the UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace, Piazza Herirtage Hotel provides air-conditioned accommodations with free WiFi access.
Murum Heritage Hotel is located in Split, within the Diocletian's Palace and a few steps from Split City Museum. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Rooms include a flat-screen TV.
Heritage Hotel Antique Split is set within UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace in Split. Elegantly furnished interiors are fitted with air conditioning and free WiFi access.
Right in the bustling city center of Split, the 4-star Heritage Hotel FERMAI MGallery Split is set in an Art Nouveau building and offers modern-style accommodations and an on-site restaurant.
It was aesthetically pleasing, clean and beautiful!
Well located in the Split City Center district of Split, Camera Hotel is located 1.1 miles from Jezinac Beach, 1.2 miles from Obojena Svjetlost and 1.7 miles from Trstenik.
Great location, friendly staff, good sized rooms with AC
Hotel Villa Harmony is located in Split, 69 feet away from Bacvice Beach, and 0.6 mi away from Diocletian's Palace. Hotel Villa Harmony has an outdoor swimming pool, mini-spa, sauna.
The room was very nice and the ocean view was outstanding!
Located in central Split, just steps away from the popular beach of Bačvice, Briig Boutique Hotel features a rooftop swimming pool with a bar, a well-equipped spa center.
Located in Split, about 1.2 mi from its historic core and the UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace, Sia Split Hotel offers a restaurant, free WiFi and a fitness center.
Clean, friendly reception staff and great breakfast.
Located in a historical building within Diocletian's Palace, Vila Nepos offers self-catering accommodations in Split. This air-conditioned property offers free WiFi.
Great location beautiful apartment welcoming hosts
Set on Žnjan beach Elu Iris offers accommodations with a bar, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. This 3-star hotel offers a concierge service, a tour desk and free WiFi.
Nice breakfast. Rooms that look out over the sea were excellent!
Hotel As is located in the business zone Kopilica in Split in immediate vicinity to the customs and the cargo port (Sjeverna Luka) of Split, the shipyard, a large shopping center and many other...
It was in a quite place and staff was very gentle & helpful.
Conveniently set in the Bacvice district of Split, Pietra Rossa is located a 5-minute walk from Bacvice Beach, half a mile from Ovcice Beach and a 10-minute walk from Firule.
Great location. Nice equipped room… fridge and safe.
Located in Split, a 19-minute walk from Prva Voda Beach, Yellow house with private parking provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking and a terrace.
Nice and quiet location,free parking in front of the house
Located in Split, next to the UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace, PRIMA Life Spalato is a guest house which provides free WiFi access and a cash machine for guests.
Comfortable bed, very kind recepcionist, clear in romm.
Located in Split, within a few steps of Beach Camp Stobrec and a 6-minute walk of Beach Stobreč, lo͝or luxury retreat provides accommodations with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as...
Great location, really cute and stylish boutique hotel.
Murum Heritage Hotel is located in Split, within the Diocletian's Palace and a few steps from Split City Museum. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Rooms include a flat-screen TV.
The staff are outstanding the service was fantastic.
Heritage Hotel Antique Split is set within UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace in Split. Elegantly furnished interiors are fitted with air conditioning and free WiFi access.
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The Palace Judita is a heritage hotel set in a palace dating back to the 16th century and located on the main square of Split, next to the UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace.
The staff were amazing. Fantastic. I hope they are paid well!!
Located in the heart of Split and only 230 feet away from the UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace, Piazza Herirtage Hotel provides air-conditioned accommodations with free WiFi access.
Offering a terrace and views of the garden, Heritage Hotel 19 is located in the Split City Center district in Split. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. All rooms are fitted with a flat-screen TV.
Very nice. Super good service and the staff very nice.
Located in Split, within 1.2 mi of Diocletian's Palace, Ellure Luxury Suites offers free WiFi. The property has a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, as well as a fitness center.
Very good breakfast and swimming pool and the rooms
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Stunning Split stands proudly on the eastern shores of the Adriatic Sea, and due to its great climate is called the Mediterranean Flower. It features eclectic architecture, spectacular views and delicious cuisine.
Split is centered around the ancient Roman Palace of the Emperor Diocletian, a magnificent building constructed at the beginning of the 4th century AD and featuring limestone and marble towers, columns and courtyards. It lies in a bay decorated with white sails of yachts, as sailing is definitely Split’s big thing!
The city is full of architectural gems, one of which is St. Duje’s Cathedral, the oldest cathedral in the world, built in 305 AD and combining both Roman and Catholic influences. Nearby Varoš is a must-see, one of the city’s oldest parts, full of charming streets and beautiful houses.
Make sure you visit the Bačvice Beach and the Riva promenade, popular with locals and full of cafés and palm trees. While on the hunt for local specialities, try soparnik - wood fired dough filled with vegetables - or local soft drinks Pipi and Orela.
So just pack your bags and head to Split Airport! Booking.com has plenty of sunny apartments, friendly guest houses and well-equipped hotels for your Split adventure.
Stayed for 4 days in split. Did most of the tourist activities; Krka national park, Hvar Island, Diocletians palace etc. It's a beautiful city. Very safe city, didn't run into any scammers or pickpockets, felt safe walking around at night and clean with lots going on for visitors. However, it is very very very busy and touristy. All the attractions are full of people (in September) and all the shops in the central city area are completely catered for tourists. English menu, expensive prices and lots of souvenir shops. If you like tourist areas, it's perfect for you. The people are very nice too and all speak close to perfect English. I suggest going to a different town or city too as Split can be explored in 2 days or less. The islands are very beautiful and the national park is gorgeous. The beaches are not that nice in Split but better elsewhere (islands or other smaller towns). Most public toilets cost 1 euro, it was hard to find a free one sometimes.
Super walkable city too, most places are less than 30 minutes walk. Public transport is fine, lots of ferry trips and buses but it seems like the local people don't really like the tourists getting on the buses, especially the airport-split bus 37. There are shuttles for 10 Euro but if you're on a budget I suggest downloading Promet Split app and buying a ticket for 1.50 Euro. On our last day we actually took a ferry to Trogir for 8 euros and spent the day there, then took the bus to the airport for only 1.25 euros. It takes 1 hour on the ferry to trogir and 20 minutes from trogir to airport.
The airport is very small. Bring something to eat there as once you get past border control there is only one small duty free shop and one smaller cafe that sells hot drinks and overpriced sandwiches that weren't very good. There is a better cafe upstairs before you go past security. Don't go too early its not busy at all and not much to do there.
leila
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Super beautiful with beautiful nature and several beaches.
Super beautiful with beautiful nature and several beaches. Just be prepared that there are stones and rocks on the beaches, so bring swimming shoes if you have, otherwise you can buy in the city for around 10€. Also be prepared to that it has become expensive in Split after they changed the currency to Euros, so eating out in restaurants is approximately the same prices as eating out at a nice restaurant in Sweden for example.
There is some night life but not super much, we were there in mid August, and it was almost dead during night.
Linnéa
Scored 10
10
This was our first trip to Split and it lived up to the...
This was our first trip to Split and it lived up to the things we had heard about it. The park is beautiful, within it are places to seat and take a dip into the clear blue water.
Split, has many shops, bakeries and eating places to suit your budget. The palace is definitely worth a visit, with live music in the evening. Very easy to get about if you're fairly fit. There are also tours around Split or to the islands.
David
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Split has a beautiful old town, which has lots of shops, a...
Split has a beautiful old town, which has lots of shops, a food market every morning and lots of historical buildings and places to visit and walk around for free or a low price. We took a walking tour around the city whilst visiting to find out more about the history, we also climbed the bell tower to get lovely views and we listened to traditional croatian singing in the palace in town each morning- we would reccommend seeking this out! We also took a three islands boat trip, which included snorkelling and visiting another island- such a magical experience overall, well worth a visit!
A
Anonymous
Scored 10
10
Astonishing place to visit!
Astonishing place to visit!
Walking through the Diocletian Palace in Split is just like be back in time to the Roman Empire.
It is very impressive that such a place could keep all these architectual gems even we understand the effort done in the last years to preserve them and also the restoration works in other parts.
Really recommended experience!
Victor M.
Spain
Scored 10
10
The city is so full of history and character.
The city is so full of history and character. We recommend doing a tour as soon as you arrive in order to familiarize yourself with what else you would like to see. We did the 'Split Walking Tour with History Professor' and it was fantastic. He shared a lot of advice about what to see and we followed everything he suggested and had a fabulous time. We would definitely recommend a visit to Klis fortress which is a little out of town and can be visited by bus or taxi. We also had a roast lamb lunch at a local restaurant in the area of Klis called Restoran Perlica which we highly recommend. Amazing food and great value for money. Almost everyone in the restaurant were locals! We then visited the Island of Brac for a relaxing beach vacation. We could have done with one more day to visit some of the other cultural sights outside of the Diocletian palace.
We stayed here twice. A few days at the beginning of our trip to Croatia and a couple of days at the end.
Communication with Nevena was spot on and Jago's help with our cases up and down from the 4th floor was an absolute godsend.
Shower was one of the best we had.
Balcony was quite small and the local pigeons seemed to love it so didn't sit out on it.
Bastion is in a great spot for exploring (and getting lost)in the little streets of the old town.
Also not too far from the port and the bus station for exploring further afield
Our stay in Croatia at the Prima hotel was amazing.
All the staffs were amazing, the location was perfect as it was in the city centre.
I would like to especially thank Maja for helping us so much during our stay. She recommended us a lot of food places to eat and tourist sites to visit. She went above and beyond for us, what a credit she is to your team. Thank you Maja!
Croatia is beautiful place and so are the people.
We love you Croatia!
This stay was pretty luxurious. After visiting all kind of different accommodations in Croatia this finishing one was really amazing. The room was so wonderfully dressed and filled with thoughtful and interesting art. The accommodation is located in the best are of the city centre of Split and makes the stay even more pleasant. You are welcomed with a starter bubble wine if you wish and the room has real good airco.
It has everything we needed in the room, and nice Seaview. About 7 mins walk to the old town , lots of restaurants, bars and shops. There's a supermarket down the road and a bakery off the other side of the road about 2 mins walk. The only downside is that the noise from the wind and rain gets really loud in the morning, and this kind of weather is really rare in May in Croatia
Very friendly stuff.
Place feels like home, it’s clean and quite.
Walk to old town and city centre takes only 15-20 minute walk.
Beach is close as well.
Blonde girl who works here is the best receptionist ever.
10/10
Osman
Bosnia and Herzegovina
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