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Hotel Peristil - Split - Restaurant
Free Wi-Fi
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Split - Split - Living room
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Riva City Rooms - Split - Balcony
Free Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Cornaro Hotel - Split - Lobby
Free Wi-Fi
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Jupiter Luxury Hotel - Split - Bedroom
Free Wi-Fi
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Slavija Culture Heritage Hotel - Split - Balcony
Free Wi-Fi
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Villa Olea 1 - Split - Bedroom
Free Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Hotel Atrium - Split - Bedroom
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Hotel Jadran - Split - Living room
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Royal Suites - Split - Bedroom
Free Wi-Fi
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Hotel Marul - Split - Restaurant
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Air conditioning

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Top 10 hotels in Split

Discover the top hotels in Split handpicked by local expert Rick Jordan.
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Rick Jordan
27 November 2024
Set on Croatia’s sun-kissed Adriatic Riviera, Split was a popular holiday destination for the Romans. The Emperor Diocletian built his summer palace here, and over the centuries, the rest of the town grew up inside and around it. A beautifully preserved UNESCO World Heritage site, it’s still the main reference point to get your bearings from. More recently, Split has become known for its regular appearances in Game of Thrones, but in reality, it’s a very peaceful place. For a holiday that...Learn moreSet on Croatia’s sun-kissed Adriatic Riviera, Split was a popular holiday destination for the Romans. The Emperor Diocletian built his summer palace here, and over the centuries, the rest of the town grew up inside and around it. A beautifully preserved UNESCO World Heritage site, it’s still the main reference point to get your bearings from. More recently, Split has become known for its regular appearances in Game of Thrones, but in reality, it’s a very peaceful place. For a holiday that combines city nightlife and restaurants, beach escapism and rural seclusion it’s excellent. And it’s also a popular hopping-off point for those heading to the islands of Brac, Hvar and Korcula. Most of its hotels are inside the lively Old Town or within easy walking distance. The Adriatic Coast can be very busy during summer and Split is no exception. Personally, I prefer to stay a little out from the centre in a more secluded location, but many like to stay in the thick of the action. Taking both into account, here’s my pick of the best hotels in Split.
Hotel Vestibul PalaceHotel Vestibul PalaceRank #1
£76-£426/night
Iza Vestibula 4
I imagine if the Emperor Diocletian was around today, this would be the hotel he’d check into. Of course, it helps...Learn more

I imagine if the Emperor Diocletian was around today, this would be the hotel he’d check into. Of course, it helps that the Vestibul is set within the walls of his former palace. The hotel itself is an atmospheric mixture of Roman, Gothic and Renaissance architecture. In your bedroom, you can reach out and touch bare walls that are over 1,700 years old.

There are just seven bedrooms in the main building, all with wooden floors and decorated with interesting architectural drawings of the palace. There are also four bedrooms in a separate 19th-century villa, though I’d recommend the original building.

The restaurant opens onto a peaceful square, with a menu comprising ingredients from the open-air market – try the cuttlefish risotto with chickpeas, and the local pasta with truffles. It’s one of the best hotels in Split for a sense of history.

Hotel LuxeHotel LuxeRank #2
£66-£701/night
K. Zvonimira 6
This hotel is set in a former waterside factory but has dispensed with industrial chic in favour of a colourful,...Learn more

This hotel is set in a former waterside factory but has dispensed with industrial chic in favour of a colourful, maximalist approach. Think metallic finishes, purple satins, geometric-print carpets and white modern chaise longues. I recommend bringing your binoculars: from your room here – most of the 30 rooms are sea-facing – you can keep an eye on the port, watching boats sail in and out again to the Croatian islands.

It feels quite different from many of the other places here – I think it’s one of the best hotels in Split for younger travellers. There’s a small wellness centre and a rooftop bar, but this is more of a place to use as a base. Spend your time exploring the city, walking the promenade and swimming off Split’s only sandy beach at Bacvice, just a 10-minute walk away.

Hotel ParkHotel ParkRank #3
£85-£789/night
Hatzeov perivoj 3
Occupying a white-stone building built in 1921, this is something of a local landmark and one of the best hotels in...Learn more

Occupying a white-stone building built in 1921, this is something of a local landmark and one of the best hotels in Split for an insider view of the city. It was originally called Hotel Imperial and its palm-fringed terrace was a popular hangout for local writers, as well as being where Italy signed its capitulation in 1943.

You get a sense of this history from the vintage photographs on the wall and the Art Deco styling, although the hotel has been sympathetically updated since, with marble and wood details and green and blue shades.

I’d recommend one of the first-floor superior rooms with sea-facing balconies; Bacvice Bay is just below. I like the restaurant here, which feels like a time capsule from the 1920s; you can head out with the chef to market and pick up ingredients that he’ll cook for you later.

Judita Palace Heritage HotelJudita Palace Heritage HotelRank #4
£120-£755/night
Narodni trg 4
Here’s a hotel that feels like a snapshot of Split’s history. Set on a corner of the People’s Square, very close to...Learn more

Here’s a hotel that feels like a snapshot of Split’s history. Set on a corner of the People’s Square, very close to Diocletian’s Palace, it’s a jigsaw puzzle of Gothic, Romanesque and Renaissance architecture, with exposed stone walls and parquet floors.

Originally a private palace, the building was a bread factory and book publisher before it was sensitively restored. I think it’s one of the best hotels in Split for atmosphere. The bar occupies what was once a courtyard well, and one staircase leads up to the original building; the other a more recently built villa.

The 19 guestrooms are in step with the building’s character, with wooden headboards, antique furniture and big beams. I’d recommend the top-floor deluxe suite, which has its own library and roof terrace for views over to the islands of Hvar and Vis.

Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, SplitRadisson Blu Resort & Spa, SplitRank #5
£59-£986/night
Put Trstenika 19
One for those looking for a place to stretch out in, this modern resort lies a couple of miles outside Split on the...Learn more

One for those looking for a place to stretch out in, this modern resort lies a couple of miles outside Split on the coast. The whole place has been designed to maximise the views and the wonderful light, with glass facades everywhere. Guestrooms, themed either olive or lavender, face out to sea or back towards Split.

I like the free-and-easy beach club vibe, with plenty of places outside to pull up a sun lounger and enjoy a glass of local rosé – head to the Mistral Bar for cocktails and DJ sessions.

But with all the activities and pools to hand, this is one of the best hotels in Split for families – parents can try their hand at stand-up paddleboarding while their offspring head to the kids’ club. It’s also one of the best hotels in Split for its spa, one of the largest in the area.

Heritage Hotel 19Heritage Hotel 19Rank #6
£76-£257/night
Solurat 12
Some of Croatia’s heritage hotels can feel a little fusty, but the Heritage Hotel 19 is very smartly done. I think...Learn more

Some of Croatia’s heritage hotels can feel a little fusty, but the Heritage Hotel 19 is very smartly done. I think it’s one of the best hotels in Split for a boutique stay. The hotel is set in a 19th-century townhouse – once the home of Croatian artist Veyko Bodilic – on a cobbled street on the edge of the Old Town.

Diocletian’s Palace is a 20-minute walk away, as is the pine-covered Marjan Hill. Guestrooms are very characterful, combining bare stone walls with carved wooden wardrobes, mid-century-modern lighting and tufted headboards. The best rooms are the two just off the courtyard, where Bodilic once painted.

Shaded by an ancient olive tree, the courtyard is a lovely place to return to, scented by lemon trees and with a stone fountain tinkling away. A peaceful and romantic retreat.

briig boutique hotelbriig boutique hotelRank #7
£89-£947/night
Prilaz brace Kaliterna 1
This hotel is quite a design statement, which makes it very easy to find. Located in the largely residential Bacvice...Learn more

This hotel is quite a design statement, which makes it very easy to find. Located in the largely residential Bacvice district, overlooking the sandy beach here, it’s a bold white modernist building that resembles architectural origami.

A black-steel staircase unfurls upwards in the lobby, all polished-concrete floor and low-slung chairs, while walls act as gallery spaces for the collection of 1950s and 60s Croatian art (look out for the painting of the bird walking on human legs).

Bedrooms are minimal, wood-lined spaces with floor-to-ceiling windows for sea views. There’s a small but perfectly formed pool on the rooftop and a restaurant with a light Mediterranean menu. With furniture by Carl Hansen, Wegner and PP Mobler, this is certainly one of the best hotels in Split for a contemporary design fix.

Marvie Hotel & HealthMarvie Hotel & HealthRank #8
£55-£457/night
Periciceva 1
Everyone knows that spending time by the sea is good for you. Just two blocks from the seafront, the Marvie has gone...Learn more

Everyone knows that spending time by the sea is good for you. Just two blocks from the seafront, the Marvie has gone one step further and is Split’s only wellness hotel.

As well as a traditional spa, which has a long list of treatments, a sauna and an indoor pool, there’s a clinic that focuses on physiotherapy, nutrition and hydrotherapy, and a specialist centre for anti-ageing treatments. It’s undoubtedly one of the best hotels in Split for wellness.

But you don’t need to sign up for any treatments: with a rooftop pool and modernist, clean-lined bedrooms, it’s also a good option for a simple, relaxing holiday. Meanwhile in the restaurant you can try local specialities such as seafood, cheese and prosciutto, and there are several gluten-free options.

Heritage hotel Santa LuciaHeritage hotel Santa LuciaRank #9
£72-£637/night
1 Narodni trg
Locals have been coming here since the 18th century. Not that the hotel has been around that long, but Santa Lucia’s...Learn more

Locals have been coming here since the 18th century. Not that the hotel has been around that long, but Santa Lucia’s restaurant was once a Venetian-era coffee shop where people came to gossip about new trading routes and the threat of the Ottoman Empire. The conversation has changed, but its position on the People’s Square means it’s one of the best hotels in Split for people-watching.

I love the pretty tiles and chandeliers in the brasserie-style dining room, which spreads out in summer to the canopy-shaded terrace – there are few better places in town for grazing on tuna carpaccio and roast octopus with a glass of Croatian wine. Breakfast, meanwhile, is taken on the little rooftop terrace.

Guestrooms, all with shuttered windows, are elegantly furnished with nautical blue tones and proper parquet floors (I prefer a deluxe suite for its lounge space). A classic.

Cornaro HotelCornaro HotelRank #10
£75-£7,672/night
Sinjska Ulica 6
This is a smart option for those who want to be near the old town and Diocletian’s Palace but away from the summer...Learn more

This is a smart option for those who want to be near the old town and Diocletian’s Palace but away from the summer crowds. The hotel is a mash-up of three different buildings, including the city’s former telephone exchange and an adjoining Italianate villa with pastel-pink walls, which gives the hotel much of its character.

One of the best hotels in Split for families, the Cornaro is one of the city’s larger hotels, with a slightly impersonal lobby, but rooms are bright spaces decorated in earthy tones with large black-and-white photographs of the city above the bed.

You can start the day with an Imperial Breakfast, inspired by Diocletian, while the restaurant spreads across three courtyards. But for me, the highlight is the rooftop terrace, offering a glorious viewpoint over the terracotta rooftops with a plunge pool to cool off in.

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Discover seasonal trends, ideal booking windows, and other data-driven tips to plan your stay in Split with confidence.

How much does a hotel cost in Split?

The average price of a double room in Split is £154 per night. In the last 3 days, KAYAK found great deals as cheap as £131 per night. Expect to pay around £164/night for a 4-star hotel in Split and £203/night for a 5-star, with prices varying by date.

Which month has the cheapest hotel rates in Split?

Hotels are cheapest in Split in December, with average rates of £57. In comparison, July is the most expensive month, with prices at £191.

What is the cheapest day of the week to book a hotel in Split?

Sunday offers the lowest rates in Split, with an average nightly price of £85. The highest prices are found on Thursday, with average rates at £162.

How much is a hotel in Split for tonight?

The best deal for a 3-star hotel room in Split found by KAYAK users in the last 3 days was £52, while a 4-star hotel the lowest price was £51. The cheapest room found overall was for £51.

How much is a hotel in Split for this weekend?

The cheapest hotel room in Split for the upcoming weekend found on KAYAK in the last 3 days was for £45 per night. For the same dates, 3-star hotel rooms have been found for as low as £45 per night and 4-star hotel rooms from £85 per night.

How early should you book a hotel in Split?

Book at least 50 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your Split hotel.

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High season

July

Average price (weeknight)

£116

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£134
Cheapest month to stay with an average 48% drop in price.
Most expensive month to stay with an average 82% rise in price.
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KAYAK's top tips for finding Split hotel deals

  • If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in Split, you should consider visiting during the low season. You'll find cheaper hotels in Split in December and January.
  • The cheapest 3-star hotel room in Split found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was £93, while the most expensive was £211.
  • How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their hotel in Split for 4 days.
  • For a central stay in Split, you can’t beat the Diocletian’s Palace area. If you’re looking for a high-end hotel, consider staying at the 4-star Hotel Vestibul Palace & Villa. The boutique hotel combines the old and new, having been built and re-built during the Roman, Gothic and Renaissance eras. Nearby you can wander the fortress-like palace and its marble streets scattered with ruins. An alternative mid-range option is Hotel Slavija, a 3-star hotel which is located above an old Roman spa and has served guests for decades. It has single, double and triple rooms, many with private balconies. Close-by attractions include Split’s Town Museum and the Archaeological Museum.
  • An ideal stay for those who want to be near bars and restaurants, is the budget-friendly 3-star B&B Kastel. It is only a 5-minute walk from the Restaurant Brasserie on 7 and it offers double rooms (some with sea views) and two-bedroom apartments. B&B Kastel is only a 2-minute walk from Split’s beautiful harbour promenade Riva and it is an easy stroll to the port (300 metres).
  • For nature lovers, the Kastelet beach area is a prime choice. The family-owned Hotel Cvita is a 10-minute walk from the beach and it’s also adjacent to the pine-covered Park Marjan. This 4-star hotel has an outdoor pool, a garden and terrace as well as many bedrooms with balconies offering scenic views.
  • If you’re looking to island-hop or visit other cities, Hotel AS is in the immediate vicinity of the bustling port. This modern 3-star hotel is well-connected, offers free parking and is convenient for getting onto the motorway to the airport.
  • If you’re coming on business, there are several suitable hotels in Split. The sleek Hotel Ora is a good base, with a 50-person capacity conference hall for business meetings, conferences and seminars. It is located east of the city centre and it is a 27-minute drive from the airport or a 10-minute drive from the main station. The Radisson Blu Resort and Spa, 3 kilometres from the old town, has eight meeting rooms equipped with all the mod-cons, as well as a dedicated meeting and events coordinator who is on hand to assist.
  • When booking Split hotels, choose the right location based on your travel preferences. The Old Town is perfect for those who want to immerse themselves in history, culture, and nightlife. If you prefer a more peaceful setting, consider staying in the nearby neighbourhood of Bacvice, a quieter area that still offers easy access to the beach and popular tourist attractions. For example, the Hotel Marul is in the Old Town, while the Villa Katarina is in Bacvice.
  • Consider the needs and preferences of your travel group. For couples, Hotel Luxe is a popular option because of its intimate atmosphere, romantic decor, and stunning sea views. Solo travellers may prefer the stylish and affordable Hotel Marmont Heritage, which offers single rooms and a central location. Families will appreciate the spacious rooms and family-friendly amenities at the Radisson Blu Resort Split, which also boasts a private beach and children's pool.
  • Check for hotel amenities that will enhance your stay. For example, if you plan to cook some of your meals, then consider booking a self-catering apartment at the Beachfront Apartments on Znjan Beach, which comes with a fully equipped kitchenette. Alternatively, if you want to indulge in local cuisine, then opt for a hotel with an on-site restaurant, such as the Hotel Vestibul Palace, which serves up delicious Diocletian dishes.

FAQs when booking a hotel in Split

  • Are there any hotels in Split with disabled access?

    If you need hotels in Split with disabled access, the Palace Suites Heritage Hotel has suites which are easily accessible with a glass lift. A 5-minute drive from Diocletian’s Palace is the Dioklecijan Hotel & Residence, which also has wheelchair-friendly rooms, a free breakfast buffet and free Wi-Fi.

  • Which hotels in Split offer the best spas?

    If you’re looking for relaxation and pampering, several hotels in Split include spas. The stylish Cornaro Hotel is centrally located and offers facials, massages, steam baths, a sauna and a rooftop hot tub. The Radisson Blu Resort and Spa overlooks the Adriatic Sea and has a vast 2,000 square metre spa with premium facilities such as a Japanese Onsen pool and a hydrotherapy pool. Divota Apartment Hotel has five great locations across the city and offers a wide range of treatments such as scrubs, facials and massages.

  • Are there any hotels in Split with good restaurants on site?

    Hotel Park, southeast of the city centre, offers classy fare at its restaurant Bruna. The chef uses seasonal ingredients including wild mushrooms, asparagus and truffles for Dalmatian and international dishes likewise. Other hotels in Split with good dining options include the mid-range Adriana, at Adriana Hotel, which serves excellent-quality seafood and local wines. There’s a vast outdoor terrace or, if the weather is cooler, an elegant interior of burnished wood and soft lighting.

  • Are there any hotels in Split that come with free parking?

    Yes, there are many hotels in Split that include free parking. Hotel Luxe and Cornaro Hotel, both near the old town, offer free parking for their guests. Both are comfortable 4-star hotels with free Wi-Fi, breakfast included and fantastic views across the city.

  • Are there any budget-friendly hotels in Split?

    There are plenty of budget-friendly Split hotels. For example, the Hostel Split Backpackers offers affordable dormitory-style rooms and is located in the city centre, where all the action is. The Hotel Dujam offers comfortable rooms at a reasonable price and comes with a rooftop terrace and an on-site restaurant serving traditional Croatian cuisine.

  • Are there luxury hotels in Split?

    Split offers a variety of luxury hotels that cater to discerning travellers who are looking for high-end amenities and services. One such hotel is the Le Meridien Lav Split, which features a private marina, a world-class spa, and panoramic sea views. Another option is the Hotel Park, which boasts a prime location near the city centre and a rooftop pool with stunning views of the Adriatic Sea.

  • What are the best hotels near Split City Centre?

    Hotel Atrium, Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Split and Jupiter Luxury Hotel are very popular with users who want to stay within walking distance of Split City Centre.

  • How do I find a hotel in central Split?

    After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighbourhood, which allows you to pick the central Split districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like Split city centre

  • How can I find hotels near me?

    Take a look at our extensive hotel map to find the best hotels near you.

  • Are there Split hotels with free parking?

    There are many hotels in Split that offer both parking and free parking. Popular choices among KAYAK users include Hotel Jadran, Hotel Marul and Hotel Mondo.

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