The best hotels in Split
Split has 5,000+ places to stay. Most not worth it. We reviewed the standouts. These 10 made the cut.
Our 10 Top Picks in Split
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Cornaro Hotel Split
Split
$260/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Split
Split
$352/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Palazzo President
Split
$264/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Spalato Imperium - with terrace, free bikes
Split
$124/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Luxury Rooms Near the Beach
Split
$77/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Calma Luxury Rooms, Split
Split
$88/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Spalato Imperium - with terrace, free bikes - Studio Apartment
Split
$123/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
SLEEP SPLIT
Split
$117/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Gallery Luxury Suites and Rooms
Split
$209/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
All Suites Hotel Posh
Split
$338/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Why These Hotels Made Our List
Here's why each one made the cut.
Cornaro Hotel Split
Cornaro sits right inside Split's old town, steps from Diocletian's Palace. You're paying $260 for a genuinely central location, not just proximity. The rooftop bar has solid Adriatic views. It's not the cheapest 5-star in Croatia, but you won't need a taxi to reach anything worth seeing.
Address:Cornaro Hotel Split, Sinjska ul. 6, 21000, Split, Croatia
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Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Split
7,900+ reviews don't lie. This is Split's most popular resort, set along the seafront about 3km from the old town. You'll want a taxi or Uber to reach the Riva promenade. Great if you want a full resort experience with spa and beach. Skip it if walking everywhere matters to you.
Address:Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Split, Put Trstenika 19, 21000, Split, Croatia
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Palazzo President
A 4.9 rating from 98 guests is hard to fake. This boutique 5-star feels more personal than the big resort options. You're close to the old town without being inside the tourist chaos. At $264, it's comparable to Cornaro but quieter and more intimate. Small, attentive, worth every kuna.
Address:Palazzo President, Ul. Ante Starčevića 1a, 21000, Split, Croatia
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Spalato Imperium - with terrace, free bikes
Free bikes included at $124 a night. That's a genuine perk in Split, where Marjan Hill and the waterfront are best explored on two wheels. You'll sacrifice hotel amenities but gain real flexibility. The terrace sweetens it. One of the better mid-range deals in town if you're not glued to a pool.
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Luxury Rooms Near the Beach
At $77 a night with a 4.8 rating, this is the best value pick on this list. You're not getting a full hotel. You're getting well-kept rooms close to the water, likely in a quieter residential stretch of Split. Perfect if you'd rather spend your money on boat trips and seafood.
Address:Luxury Rooms Near the Beach, Put Žnjana 6, 21000, Split, Croatia
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Calma Luxury Rooms, Split
A 4.9 with 72 reviews means almost every guest left happy. At $88, Calma punches well above its price. No concierge or breakfast buffet, but you'll get a clean, thoughtfully designed space. It's a better call than a generic hotel twice the price if you just need a solid base.
Address:Calma Luxury Rooms, Split, Ul. Jerolima Kavanjina 4, 21000, Split, Croatia
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Spalato Imperium - with terrace, free bikes - Studio Apartment
Same DNA as the standard Spalato Imperium room but with a private kitchen. That matters: Split's restaurants fill fast in summer, and cooking a few breakfasts saves real money. You get the terrace and free bikes for $123. If you're staying three nights or more, the apartment layout is the smarter pick.
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SLEEP SPLIT
The name tells you exactly what it is. No-nonsense 4-star accommodation at $117 with a 4.7 from 169 guests. It delivers consistency you can count on. Good choice when you want reliable air-con, a proper bed, and a central address without paying for marble lobbies you'll walk past once.
Address:SLEEP SPLIT, Sinjska ul. 5, 21000, Split, Croatia
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Gallery Luxury Suites and Rooms
Gallery-styled suites near Split's old town, priced at $209 with a solid 4.8. You're paying for design and actual space here, not just a bed. The suites give you room to unpack and relax properly. If you're staying a week, the extra square footage is worth the jump from the budget boutiques.
Address:Gallery Luxury Suites and Rooms, Vrgoračka ul. 37, 21000, Split, Croatia
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All Suites Hotel Posh
Calling yourself Posh takes confidence. At $338 a night, 82 guests rated it 4.7, so it mostly delivers. You get a full suite rather than a standard room, which justifies some of the premium. Compare it to the Radisson at $352: similar price, far fewer reviews. Worth it if small and luxurious is your thing.
Address:All Suites Hotel Posh, Spinčićeva ul. 27, 21000, Split, Croatia
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| # | Hotel | Our Score | Guest Rating | Reviews | Type | Price/Night | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cornaro Hotel Split | 4.7 | 934 | 5★ | $260/night | Book → | |
| 2 | Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Split | 4.7 | 7 922 | 5★ | $350/night | Book → | |
| 3 | Palazzo President | 4.9 | 98 | 5★ | $260/night | Book → | |
| 4 | Spalato Imperium - with terrace, free bikes | 4.8 | 92 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $120/night | Book → | |
| 5 | Luxury Rooms Near the Beach | 4.8 | 86 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $80/night | Book → | |
| 6 | Calma Luxury Rooms, Split | 4.9 | 72 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $90/night | Book → | |
| 7 | Spalato Imperium - with terrace, free bikes - Studio Apartment | 4.9 | 85 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $120/night | Book → | |
| 8 | SLEEP SPLIT | 4.7 | 169 | 4★ | $120/night | Book → | |
| 9 | Gallery Luxury Suites and Rooms | 4.8 | 72 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $210/night | Book → | |
| 10 | All Suites Hotel Posh | 4.7 | 82 | 5★ | $340/night | Book → | |
| 11 | Sunrise View Balcony - Deluxe Double Room with Balcony | 5.0 | 16 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $100/night | Book → | |
| 12 | loor luxury retreat, Split | 4.9 | 40 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $140/night | Book → | |
| 13 | Central Heritage Hotel | 4.9 | 27 | 4★ | $180/night | Book → | |
| 14 | Palace Luxury Suites - Apartment | 5.0 | 16 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $110/night | Book → | |
| 15 | Hotel Park - Potestas Ltd | 4.6 | 1 272 | 5★ | $240/night | Book → | |
| 16 | Marvie Hotel | 4.6 | 1 309 | 4★ | $220/night | Book → | |
| 17 | Designer Two-Bedroom Apartment - Two-Bedroom Apartment | 5.0 | 16 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $120/night | Book → | |
| 18 | Dioklecijan Hotel & Residence | 4.6 | 743 | 4★ | $180/night | Book → | |
| 19 | Flos Luxury Rooms | 5.0 | 26 | 4★ | $100/night | Book → | |
| 20 | AAA Luxury Suites Split - Double Room | Apartment / Guesthouse | $90/night | Book → |
Where to Stay in Split
The neighborhood you pick matters more than the hotel.
Stay inside the Palace on your first visit to Split
Hotel Vestibul Palace and Hotel Peristil are the two best options inside Diocletian's Palace. Yes, rooms are smaller than equivalent-price hotels outside the walls. But waking up inside a Roman emperor's palace and having the Peristyle square to yourself at 7am before tourists arrive is worth the trade-off.
Outside the Palace walls, Heritage Hotel Antique Split on a narrow lane is the best boutique option for those who want character without the premium of the two Palace-interior hotels.
Morning visits to Diocletian's Palace before 9am
The Palace is a living neighborhood, which means it never closes. By 9-10am in July-August the main courtyards and Peristyle square fill with tour groups. Before 9am the ancient stone streets are quiet and entirely walkable without crowds.
Stay inside the Palace or in Varos neighborhood and set your alarm for an early walk. The Cathedral of Saint Domnius bell tower is climbable for 360-degree views and the queue is nonexistent before 9am.
Use Split as a base for Dalmatian island hopping
The main Split ferry terminal on the Riva has connections to Brac (50 min, year-round), Hvar (1 hr catamaran), Vis (2 hrs), Korcula (3 hrs), and Solta (30 min). All run from Split city center which makes one-night island stays easy without changing hotels.
Book ferry tickets at the terminal or through Jadrolinija's website. In peak season, book car ferries 2-3 days ahead. Passenger tickets can usually be bought same-day.
Meje neighborhood is the best area for a quiet upscale stay
Meje is a calm residential neighborhood 15 minutes west of the Palace by coastal path. Hotel Luxe sits here with sea-view rooms and consistently high service levels. The walk along the coast from Meje to the Palace is one of the better evening walks in Dalmatia.
The area has fewer tourists than the Palace district and a more authentic neighborhood feel. Suitable for visitors who want proximity to everything but a calmer base.
Marjan Hill at sunset is Split's best free experience
Marjan Hill sits at the west end of the Split peninsula, a 20-minute walk from Diocletian's Palace. The path to the top viewpoints passes through pine forest and small chapels. Sunset views over the island chain are spectacular.
The path is easy and suitable for all fitness levels. Bring water in summer as there are no facilities on the hill. The descent on the south side leads to the Mestrovic Gallery and Kastelet, two of the best art institutions in Croatia.
Brac vs Hvar: which island day trip to choose
Hvar wins for nightlife, restaurants, and overall Mediterranean atmosphere. The Hvar Town promenade in the evening is one of the most beautiful settings on the Adriatic and the seafood restaurants are excellent. Book catamaran tickets in advance for high season.
Brac wins for the beach. Zlatni Rat near Bol is Croatia's most photographed beach, a white pebble point that shifts with the current. Families and beach-focused travelers do better on Brac. Both are easy day trips: Hvar is 1 hour from Split by catamaran, Brac is 50 minutes by ferry.
Split's best hotel regions
Split's main attraction is Diocletian's Palace, a living Roman emperor's palace converted into a neighborhood with bars, restaurants, and hotels built directly into ancient walls. Just outside the Palace, Varos is a quiet stone neighborhood on a hill. East of the Palace is Bacvice beach with the iconic Hotel Park. Upscale Meje neighborhood is a 15-minute coastal walk west. For families, the resort suburb of Stobec is 5 kilometers east.
Diocletian's Palace (Old Town) 5 vetted hotels The only place in the world where you can sleep inside a Roman emperor's palace
The only place in the world where you can sleep inside a Roman emperor's palace
The Palace is a 4th-century Roman structure that evolved into a medieval town and is now a living urban neighborhood with bars, restaurants, hotels, and 3,000 permanent residents. Hotel Peristil is directly inside on the Peristyle square. Hotel Vestibul Palace is on Iza Vestibula. Heritage Hotel Antique and Hotel Dio are also within the walls.
The area is noisy until midnight in summer as the Palace's bars and restaurants stay busy. Request interior courtyard rooms if noise is a concern.
Browse all Diocletian's Palace (Old Town) hotels → Varos 1 vetted hotel Quiet residential neighborhood on the hill just outside the Palace
Quiet residential neighborhood on the hill just outside the Palace
Varos sits on the slopes above the western edge of the Palace. Stone houses, narrow lanes, and few tourists make it the most authentic neighborhood in central Split. Hostel Emanuel is here with Old Town views from the terrace.
The walk from Varos to the Palace entrance takes under 5 minutes. Marjan Hill is directly accessible uphill. Local konobas in Varos serve the most authentic Dalmatian food in Split.
Browse all Varos hotels → Bacvice and City Beach 2 vetted hotels Seafront promenade with Split's most famous beach and iconic hotel
Seafront promenade with Split's most famous beach and iconic hotel
Bacvice beach, east of the Palace, is the most popular city beach in Split and the location of the famous picigin ball game. Hotel Park faces the promenade and Hotel Luxe in nearby Meje is a 15-minute coastal walk.
The area has a different atmosphere from the Palace district: more local, less touristy, with established restaurants and bars facing the beach.
Browse all Bacvice and City Beach hotels → Stobec and Outer Suburbs 1 vetted hotel Family resort area 5km east with private beach and pool
Family resort area 5km east with private beach and pool
Stobec is a suburban coastal area 5 kilometers east of the Palace with the Radisson Blu Resort. More family-friendly than the Palace area with a private beach section and spacious rooms.
The Old Town requires bus or taxi (20-minute journey). Shuttle connections to the city run in summer. Suits families with young children who want a resort environment.
Browse all Stobec and Outer Suburbs hotels →Best Areas by Vibe
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Culture and History
Diocletian's Palace is 1,700 years old and still contains a living neighborhood. Hotel Vestibul Palace has original Roman stonework in the rooms from $150/night. The Cathedral of Saint Domnius is built inside a mausoleum. The Meštrovic Gallery on the coastal path has Croatia's best sculpture collection (30 HRK entry).
Romantic
Hotel Vestibul Palace on Iza Vestibula has the most atmospheric setting in Dalmatia for couples from $150/night. Sunset on Marjan Hill followed by dinner in a Varos konoba is a genuinely memorable evening. Hotel Luxe in Meje has sea-view rooms and the best service in Split from $170/night.
Beach
Bacvice beach is a 10-minute walk east of the Palace and is Split's most social beach. It is known for picigin, a traditional Croatian ball game played in shallow water. For cleaner, quieter swimming, take the 30-minute ferry to the beaches on the north side of Solta island.
Family
Radisson Blu in Stobec, 5km east, has a private beach, multiple pools, and spacious family rooms from $190/night. The Palace is also suitable for older children and teenagers. The picigin game on Bacvice beach is a unique Croatian cultural experience. Ferry to Brac for Zlatni Rat beach is a full-day family outing.
Budget
Goli and Bosi Design Hostel inside the Old Town has private rooms from $45/night, steps from the Palace. Hostel Emanuel in Varos has Old Town views and reliable staff from $55/night. Local lunch menus (dnevni meni) at konobas in Varos cost 60-90 HRK with soup, main, and drink.
Foodie
Konoba Matejuska at Varos fishing harbor does the most authentic black risotto in the city for 90-120 HRK. Corto Maltese on the Palace's Carrarina Poljana has the best terrace dining inside the walls. Tiffany restaurant near the Riva for morning croissants and coffee costs 25-40 HRK. Grgic Vina wine from Peljesac is the best value local wine at 80-120 HRK per glass.
We reviewed 5,000+ properties across Split's Palace district, Varos, Bacvice, Meje, and the coastal suburbs. Ten made the final list.
Location Quality
Is the neighborhood walkable? Are restaurants, shops, and attractions within 10 minutes on foot? How does it feel after dark? We evaluate safety, public transport access, and whether the area has genuine local character or just tourist traps. A hotel in the wrong neighborhood ruins a trip. That's why location carries the most weight.
Value for Money
We compare what you pay against what you get. A €150 hotel with a great location, clean rooms, and helpful staff can outscore a €500 hotel with fancy amenities in a bad area. We factor in seasonal pricing, cancellation policies, and hidden costs like tourist tax and breakfast surcharges. The goal is finding the best ratio, not the lowest price.
Guest Experience
We analyze thousands of verified guest reviews across multiple platforms, looking for patterns rather than individual complaints. Consistent praise for cleanliness, staff, and room quality counts. We also assess the intangibles: does the hotel have character? Would you recommend it to a friend? A soul-less chain hotel with perfect facilities still loses to a well-run boutique with personality.
Every hotel on this page earned its spot through this process.
When to Visit Split
Hotel prices, crowds, and weather vary by season.
Spring (April-May)
April-May has the best combination of weather and crowd levels. The sea is still cool for swimming (17-19C in April, 20-21C in May) but the city is beautiful and walkable without August's congestion. Ferry connections to islands run on reduced winter schedules in April but expand in May. Hotel prices are 30-50% below August peaks.
Summer (June-August)
June through August has Croatia's best weather. Sea temperatures reach 25-26C, perfect for swimming. Islands are at maximum vibrancy and ferry connections run hourly. But August is genuinely overcrowded in the Palace and Hvar. Book accommodation 2-3 months ahead for August. June and the first half of July have similar weather with fewer visitors.
Autumn (September-October)
September is arguably the best month in Split. The sea is at its warmest (24-25C), the summer crowds have largely left, and hotel prices drop 20-30% from August peaks. October is still mild and good for city sightseeing. October sea temperatures drop to 20-22C, still swimmable for many visitors.
Winter (November-March)
Split in winter has genuine local character without any tourists. The Palace neighborhood restaurants serve locals, prices drop significantly, and the city is peaceful. Ferries to islands run on reduced schedules. December has Christmas markets on the Riva. The bura wind in winter can be cold and strong. Best for budget travelers who want atmosphere without beach activities.
Booking Tips for Split
Smart booking strategies for Split.
Book Palace hotels 2-3 months ahead for July-August
Hotel Vestibul Palace and Hotel Peristil have very limited room counts and fill months ahead for peak summer. If you miss them, Heritage Hotel Antique is the best fallback inside the Old Town walls. May-June and September need only 2-3 weeks advance booking.
Buy ferry tickets at the Jadrolinija terminal for same-day trips
The Jadrolinija ferry terminal on the Riva sells tickets for most island routes same-day for passenger travel. Car ferries in peak season need advance booking. The Hvar catamaran runs multiple times daily in summer. App and online booking is available but the terminal is easy and immediate.
Request a courtyard-facing room in Palace hotels for quieter sleeping
The Palace neighborhood has bars and restaurants that run until midnight in summer. Street-facing rooms in July-August can be noisy. Both Hotel Vestibul Palace and Hotel Peristil have interior or courtyard-facing rooms that are significantly quieter. Request this specifically when booking.
The Meštrovic Gallery is Split's most underrated attraction
Ivan Meštrovic was Croatia's greatest sculptor and his villa on the coastal path at Meje houses the finest collection of his work (30 HRK entry). The adjacent Kastelet chapel has his wood relief panels of Christ's life, considered his masterpiece. Most tourists skip it for the Palace area. Allow 90 minutes and go in the morning.
Varos neighborhood konobas serve the most honest Dalmatian food
Restaurants inside the Palace walls charge 30-50% more than the same dish in Varos or along Bacvice promenade. Konoba Matejuska at the Varos fishing harbor (Ulica Senjska) does the best black risotto in Split for 90-110 HRK. Ask for fresh fish specials rather than ordering off the tourist menu.
Marjan Hill walk takes under 30 minutes from the Palace
The entrance path to Marjan Hill starts at the western end of the Riva near Sustipan. The main viewpoint over the islands takes 20-25 minutes of walking. No entry fee, no facilities, no crowds before 8am. Bring water in summer and go at sunset or sunrise for the best light over the island chain.
Hotels in Split, FAQ
Straight answers from our team.
What is the best area to stay in Split?
Inside Diocletian's Palace is the most extraordinary option. Hotel Peristil and Hotel Vestibul Palace put you sleeping inside a 4th-century Roman emperor's residence. Rooms are small but the experience is unique. Varos neighborhood, just outside the Palace walls, has cheaper options and a quieter residential feel. Meje, 15 minutes west by coastal walk, has Hotel Luxe for a more polished upscale stay.
How do I get to Split from Dubrovnik?
Bus from Dubrovnik takes 4-5 hours and costs 150-200 HRK with Autotrans or Flixbus. Catamaran ferry runs in summer and takes 4 hours for a similar price but is more scenic. Driving the Magistrala coastal road takes about 3.5 hours with traffic in peak season. A taxi from Dubrovnik to Split costs 600-800 HRK and takes 2.5-3 hours.
Is it actually worth staying inside Diocletian's Palace?
Yes, without question for first-time visitors. Hotel Vestibul Palace on Iza Vestibula street charges $150-230/night and the rooms incorporate actual Roman stonework. Hotel Peristil is right next to the ancient Peristyle square at $110-175/night. Both have smaller rooms than comparable-price hotels outside the walls, but the setting and the experience of exploring the palace at dawn before tourists arrive makes it entirely worthwhile.
What are the best islands for day trips from Split?
Brac is 50 minutes by ferry (55-60 HRK one way) with the famous Zlatni Rat beach. Hvar is 1 hour by catamaran (60-70 HRK) and has the best nightlife and restaurants on the Dalmatian islands. Vis is 2 hours and has a calmer, more authentic atmosphere. Solta is 30 minutes and good for cycling. All ferries depart from the main Split ferry terminal on the Riva promenade.
What is Split like in August?
August is the most crowded month by a significant margin. Diocletian's Palace fills with tourists by 9am and the Riva is packed all day. Hotel prices reach their peak at 50-80% above shoulder season rates. The positive side: perfect weather at 28-33C, all ferry connections run at maximum frequency, and the nightlife in Hvar and Split is at its most active. Book accommodation 2-3 months ahead for August.
What is the best time to visit Split?
May-June and September-October are the best months. Temperatures are 22-27C, the sea is warm, ferries to islands run well, and hotel prices are 20-40% lower than August peaks. The crowds thin significantly after mid-September. April is good for city sightseeing but sea temperature is still cold (17-18C). July-August is peak season with maximum crowds and heat.
How do I get around Split?
The Old Town and Palace area are entirely walkable. The main pedestrian areas include the Riva promenade and everything inside the Palace walls. Buses and taxis cover wider Split including Stobec and the bus station. Local buses cost 15-17 HRK per trip. Water taxis run to the islands from the main ferry terminal on the Riva. Marjan Hill is a 20-minute walk from the Palace.
What should I eat in Split?
Black risotto (crni rizoto) made with cuttlefish ink is the quintessential Dalmatian dish, available at most restaurants in the Palace for 80-120 HRK. Peka (slow-cooked meat and vegetables under a bell) costs 120-160 HRK at traditional konobas and needs to be ordered 24 hours in advance at the better restaurants. Fritule (small doughnuts) from street stalls cost 15-20 HRK for a bag. Grgic Vina wine from the Dingac region on Peljesac pairs well with everything.
Is Split safe for tourists?
Very safe. Croatia consistently ranks among Europe's safest tourist destinations. Petty theft in the busy Old Town and ferry areas during peak summer is the main concern. Keep an eye on bags in the crowded Peristyle square and ferry terminal. The residential neighborhoods are peaceful. The emergency number in Croatia is 112.
How much does a day in Split cost?
Budget travelers: $50-80 per day with hostel accommodation, local konoba lunches (lunch menus 60-100 HRK), and walking-based activities. Mid-range: $120-200 per day with a Palace hotel room, restaurant dinners (150-250 HRK per person), and a ferry to an island. Museum entry costs 25-50 HRK. The Meštrovic Gallery on the coast is the best value at 30 HRK.
What are the best luxury hotels in Split?
Atrium Hotel in Lovret is the best full-service luxury property at $290-420/night with the best spa facilities in the city. Cornaro Hotel near the Old Town walls has a rooftop pool with the best city and sea views at $260-380/night. Hotel Luxe in Meje is more boutique and quieter from $170-250/night. All three offer significantly better service than mid-range Old Town options.
How many days should I spend in Split?
Two days is the minimum. Day 1: Diocletian's Palace in depth, Marjan Hill at sunset, dinner in Varos. Day 2: Riva morning, ferry to Hvar for the day, return for evening. Add a third day for the Mestrovic Gallery, Bacvice beach, and the Archaeological Museum. Four or five days makes Split a relaxed base for island day trips to Brac, Vis, and Solta without rushing.
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