Hotels in Split

With windows overlooking the seafront promenade in the Old Town, at the edge of Diocletian's Palace, Kaštel is superbly located if you don't mind some late night and early morning noise from the cafés below. Rooms are clean and modern, most have amazing sea views, and the price…

On the edge of Varoš, a centuries-old neighborhood of fishermen and farm laborers, Divota occupies a cluster of renovated traditional Dalmatian stone cottages. There are six rooms and eight apartments, plus a three-bedroom house, all with minimalist whitewashed interiors, tasteful…

This friendly little hostel has just 15 beds, but thanks to clever design, you get plenty of privacy, as each built-in bunk has a curtain and reading light. They’re sturdy, too, so you don't feel your neighbors moving around. There’s no kitchen or communal space, but you get nice…

Geared primarily towards business travelers, the Consul nonetheless makes a reliable option for a peaceful and comfortable stay in Split. Lying a 10-minute walk northeast of Diocletian’s Palace, it offers spacious rooms, all with bathrooms with Jacuzzis. The restaurant serves…

Luxe stands on the main road directly above the ferry port, ideally located for those with an early morning boat to catch. Opened in 2010, the property has funky minimalist design, with a look that is urban and international rather than Dalmatian. White predominates, with striped…

In the pedestrian-only Old Town, a short distance outside the walls of Diocletian’s Palace, Hotel Marmont is smart and comfortable, though maybe slightly lacking in soul. Occupying a restored 15th-century building, it opened as a hotel in 2008. All the rooms have king-size beds and…

Just inside the walls of Diocletian’s Palace, next to the Silver Gate and close to the open-air market, this hotel offers 12 rooms, some with views onto the cathedral. The units are of various configurations, as it’s an old building in a UNESCO-protected area and can’t be altered,…

Located in the area that would have been Emperor Diocletian’s private chambers in the 4th century, this hotel combines ancient walls with contemporary design details. Guests get sections of exposed 1,700-year-old Roman stonework, polished wooden floors, chic chrome and leather…

In a renovated 16th-century Renaissance palazzo on the main square in the car-free Old Town, this romantic upmarket B&B has eight spacious double rooms, all with wooden floors and king-size beds. There's no restaurant, but the house serves a delicious and generous breakfast, with…