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Find exceptional hotels in Croatia's most captivating coastal city. From ancient Roman ruins to sun-drenched waterfront promenades, discover the perfect base for your Split stay.
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About Hotels in Split
Split is one of the Mediterranean's most extraordinary cities, where everyday life unfolds inside a UNESCO-listed Roman emperor's palace, Diocletian's Palace, built in the fourth century. Visitors come for the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, the buzzing Pazar market, fresh seafood along the Riva promenade, and the electric atmosphere of Hajduk Split matches at Stadion Poljud.
From boutique stone-walled apartments within the Old Town to modern seafront hotels in Meje and Bačvice, Split's accommodation options span every style and budget. The compact city centre is highly walkable, and the Split bus network and harbour ferries connect the wider Dalmatian coast with ease.
Where to Stay in Split
Old Town (Diocletian's Palace)
The ultimate base for first-timers. You'll sleep within Roman walls, steps from the Peristyle, the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, and the lively bars and restaurants of Bosanska Street.
Meje
Split's most prestigious residential address, offering upscale hotels and villas overlooking the Adriatic. Close to the Meštrovič Gallery and a short walk from the Riva waterfront promenade.
Bačvice
A lively, youthful neighbourhood centred on the famous picigin beach. Packed with bars, clubs, and seafood restaurants, it appeals to travellers who want nightlife and a sandy shore nearby.
Veli Varoš
A quiet, characterful quarter of narrow limestone lanes and traditional Dalmatian cottages just uphill from the Old Town. Excellent value and genuinely local, yet within easy walking distance of the centre.
Airport and Transport Guide
Split is served by Split Airport (SPU), officially known as Split Airport Resnik, located around 25 kilometres west of the city centre near Trogir. Regular shuttle bus services operated by Pleso Prijevoz connect the airport to the main bus terminal in Split, with a journey time of approximately 30–40 minutes. Buses run in line with flight schedules throughout the day, with taxis available around the clock for late arrivals.
Within Split, the city bus network run by Promet Split covers the main areas including the Old Town, Meje, and Spinut. A single journey ticket costs around 1.30 EUR when purchased in advance, and day passes offer good value for sightseeing. Taxis from the city centre to most local destinations typically cost 10–20 EUR; ride-hailing via Bolt is widely used and generally cheaper than street taxis.
Tips for Finding the Best Hotel Deal in Split
- Book 8–10 weeks ahead for peak summer dates — Ultra Europe festival in July and Pol&Bear events fill Split hotels almost instantly.
- Staying in Meje or Spinut offers quieter streets and lower nightly rates than the Old Town, with frequent Promet Split bus connections.
- Look for hotels that include breakfast — waterfront café prices in Split are high, so a good hotel breakfast saves meaningful daily spend.
- Choose free cancellation rates where possible, as summer weather and ferry schedules can shift plans at short notice in Split.
- Weekend stays command noticeably higher prices in Split throughout summer; midweek arrivals from Tuesday to Thursday offer better value.
- Join loyalty programmes with chains well represented in Split — Marriott and Best Western both operate properties here with regular member rates.
When to Visit Split for Lower Prices
Winter (Low Season)
November to February brings mild but quiet days and the lowest hotel prices of the year. The Old Town is peaceful and atmospheric without summer crowds. Expect rates from around £45–£75 per night at mid-range hotels.
Spring (Value Season)
March to May offers warming temperatures, blooming coastal scenery, and prices well below summer peaks. The Diocletian's Palace area is comfortably walkable and ferries to the islands begin running more frequently from April.
Summer (High Season)
June to August is Split's peak season, driven by beach tourism, music festivals, and Adriatic sailing holidays. Temperatures regularly exceed 32°C and hotel prices reach their annual high. Booking several months ahead is strongly advised.
Autumn (Value Season)
September and October retain warm, settled weather with noticeably fewer visitors than July and August. Prices drop steadily from mid-September, and the sea remains warm enough for swimming well into October.
Popular Areas to Stay in Split
Diocletian's Palace
The historic heart of Split, where Roman walls enclose boutique hotels, bars, and restaurants. Unbeatable for sightseeing but expect noise and premium prices, particularly in summer.
Manuš
A quiet residential quarter just inland from the palace, favoured by locals and business travellers. Good transport links, calmer streets, and noticeably lower rates than the waterfront.
Bačvice
Split's most popular beach neighbourhood, lively in summer with seafront bars and the famous picigin tradition. Well-suited to leisure stays but can be noisy on weekend evenings.
Spinut
A largely residential marina district northwest of the centre, popular with yacht travellers and longer stays. Quieter atmosphere, marina views, and competitive pricing away from tourist crowds.
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