This was a little apartment , nice artsy bright colours , hardwood floors ,TV, Fridge, stove and AC. We thought it was great . It’s a short walk from the bus/ferry terminal. At $88.00 double it’s a good value. Booked on Hostelworld.com
Directions: Short walk to the the waterfront.
I stayed at Hostel Dioklecijan for 2 nights during a visit to Split in May 2007.
My friend and I paid 36 Euros (£25) per night for a twin room with shared bathroom and kitchen facilities. This proved to be very good value for money.
Location
Hostel Dioklecijan is located in the heart of Split's old town, close to Diocletian's Palace. This unpretentious hostel is tucked away on the small square of Priora Petra and is reached by successfully navigating the narrow streets around it. It is just a 2 minute walk inland from the bustling promenade and a 10 minute walk from the bus, train and ferry stations. To find the hostel, follow these directions:
From the bus/train/ferry station:
Walk along the seafront keeping the sea to your left hand side;
Walk along the Promenade;
Turn right onto the pedestrianised shopping street of Marmontova;
After 50 metres, you'll pass a small outdoor fish market;
Turn right immediately after the fish market;
This small street looks like a dead end, with a "Konzum" mini market at the end, but you can actually turn right at the end of it;
Take this right, then turn left after about 10 metres. This brings you onto Priora Petra and the hostel's entrance is in the top left hand corner.
Bedroom
Our room had bright pink walls and two large windows, giving the room a bright and airy feel. The room contained two single beds, a large double wardrobe, satellite TV (40+ channels including BBC and CNN), bedside cabinets, lamps and plenty of plug sockets. Blankets and towels are provided.
Our room, along with two other rooms, was located on the third floor. The three rooms shared a small kitchen area (with dining table, fridge, oven hobs, cutlery and crockery) and a small, but spotlessly clean, shower room.
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General
All guests are given three keys - one for their room, one for the door to enter the particular floor that their room is on and one for the hostel's main front door.
The reception area, which is open from early morning until evening, is staffed by the friendly owners who are happy to dispense with maps and useful information. All the staff that we met spoke English fluently and were always happy to chat with us.
The hostel has no lift, so you may, as we did, have to drag your luggage up three flights of stairs.
No breakfast is served in the hostel, but you can prepare your own food in the kitchen located on your floor.
Despite being called a "hostel", it felt more like a guesthouse as it contained a number of private rooms. I think there is a dorm room on the second floor, but even that has only 3 or 4 beds in it.
An excellent value for money "hostel", right in the heart of Split! Friendly owners and clean, comfortable rooms. Highly recommended!
Directions: Located in the heart of the old town, a 2 minute walk inland from the promenade. A 10 minute walk from the bus station and 15 minutes walk from Bacvice Beach.
After several failed attempts at finding quality budget accommodation in Split, I finally found one that works. This hostel is more of a no-star guesthouse than a youth hostel. Indeed, I believe it only has seven rooms and I never saw another guest. The location is perfect, located directly in the walls of the palace and only about a ten-fifteen minute walk from the bus and train station. It’s fairly new and shows, from the cleanliness to the fact that everything is in working order. We had a double room that was of good size and boasted a television set, heater (very important) and air conditioning. A small kitchen was located directly outside the room and shared by two other rooms. The kitchen was well stocked and very orderly. We shared a bathroom with the other guests on our floor, but there were so few of us that it wasn’t a problem. The people who worked in the hostel were very friendly and attentive and helped out however they could. I would definitely recommend staying there above everywhere else I have either stayed, or heard about staying, in Split.
Directions: From Marmontova take a right & walk 50 metres to the fish market. Take a right past the fish market & walk straight to the market Konzum. There, take a right & the hostel will be located on your left in 10 metres.
Hi folks,
I'm going to Split in 28th June and I'm planning to stay there 2 nights. I'm searching for some cheap accomodation close to centre or beach. Also some advices how to get from the airport to Split will be great. Is there any bus or any other transportation ?
I'll be by myself so if somebody would like to meet with me for a coffee or something I'll be happy.
My friends comming on 30st and we are going to Slatine for more days.Do you know how to get to Slatine from Split ? What's possibility ?
Thanks for all information.
Cheers.
local bus No.37 is connecting split and trogir,drive takes about one hour,but these days road is under reconstruction (!) so it could take longer,no air-condition,ticket is cheap,but your luggage is always with you.Bus is running every 30 minutes
Hi
I can help with a couple of your points.
For cheap central accommodation, I can highly recommend Hostel Dioklecijan. This clean and friendly guesthouse is located just off Marmontova, a couple of minutes walk from the promenade, 10 minutes walk from the bus station and 15 minutes walk from Bacvice beach.
I booked via www.hostelworld.com. Alternatively, you could phone them directly on +385 (0) 989697129 or email them on e.krsto.kulusic@st.htnet.hr
There are frequent buses from the airport to the centre of Split. They leave shortly after the arrival of each flight. The journey into Split takes around 40 minutes and the cost of a ticket is 30 Kunas. The buses depart from right outside the arrivals hall and can be identified by the fact that they have "Croatian Airlines" emblazoned on their sides. The coaches in the adjacent car park are for tourists who are on package holidays. The bus will take you right into the heart of Split - the bus station is just a few minutes walk from the promenade.
Enjoy your trip!
Jonathan
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