Old Town

Palace Suites

Split's historic Old Town includes Diocletian's Palace and the medieval streets that run west of the Palace as far as Veli Varos (see a street map of Split). Remember that Diocletian's Palace is not a museum! It's like a populated walled village in the heart of town. It's a great place to stay if you like to be in the center of things. Bars, cafes, restaurants, shops and markets abound; there's always something to do. Be aware that the pedestrian streets can make parking a challenge. The entire area is pedestrian only, including the seaside promenade. There are parking lots just outside the old town; ask at your hotel or private accommodation before arrival.

Most of central Split is now filled with hotels, rooms and apartments--way too many to list here. Below is a selection of the best; for a complete list along with guest reviews, photos and details, I recommend you use the following search box:

Hotels

Four-star hotels in the Old Town
Hotel Vestibul Palace --in Diocletian's Palace
Marmont Hotel --slightly west of the Palace
Palace Suites --just outside the Palace walls
Royal Suites--also, just outside the walls.

Three-star hotels
Hotel Kastel--near the promenade
Hotel Slavija--in the heart of the Palace

Private Accommodation in Split Old Town

There's a great deal of private accommodation available in Split Old Town. Be aware that the buildings are not new (but often skillfully renovated) and that the town center can be noisy.

Related Pages

Split Travel Guide

Accommodation in Split

Diocletian's Palace

Split Sightseeing

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