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4 Star Hotel
Hotel Globo
With big rooms, bathrooms outfitted with hairdryers, air-con, TVs and minibars you'll be more than comfo...
Lonely Planet Reviewed Split & Central Dalmatia Hotels
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4 Star Hotel
Riva Hvar Yacht Harbour Hotel
Now the luxury veteran on the Hvar Town hotel scene, the Riva is a picture of success...
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$128
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3 Star Hotel
Aparthotel Pharia
This sparkling complex is only 50m from the water in a quiet neighbourhood slightly west of the town cen...
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$140
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Hotel Park
Founded in 1921, this venerable monument has a convenient bay-front location and is the most aesthetical...
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$126
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4 Star Hotel
Best Western Art Hotel
This practical modern cube is an ideal business choice...
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Hotel Dujam
The Dujam is an adequate, well-priced two-star hotel in an uninspiring apartment block, set in a residen...
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Tragos
This medieval family house has been exquisitely restored with sleek, beautifully decorated rooms outfitt...
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Hotel Slavija
This 17th-century building sits plum within the walls of the Roman Palace complex...
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Concordia
Right on the seafront, the somewhat faded rooms are clean and pretty basic, though the service and the l...
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Jupiter Luxury Hotel
This little place offers simple spartan rooms in the heart of Diocletian's Palace...
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$130
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Vila Sikaa Hotel
Villa Sikaa has lovely rooms with fantastic views of the Old Town - it's on Čiovo island...
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$17
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Hostel
Hostel Split Mediterranean House
If you don't mind the crush, nowhere in central Split offers cheaper beds than this two-dorm house hoste...
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Guesthouse
Ana & Miki Guesthouse
Dozens of families in Split offer summer homestay accommodation. But very few offer rooms with balconies...
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Hotel
Hotel Croatia Hvar
Only a few steps from the sea, this medium size, rambling 1930s building is among gorgeous, peaceful gar...
Private Rooms
Travel agencies listed can find private rooms. There are plenty available in the centre of town as well as the outskirts.
Hotel President
This rambling hotel is handy to the old city, and just five minutes' walk from the ornate national theatre. It's a favourite with small group tours and the best rooms are impressive. Others are a little cramped but still perfectly pleasant.
Zephyrus
If you want all the comforts of a real five-star hotel room, but the cosiness of a boutique guesthouse, look no further.
Camping Vira
Belonging to Sunčani Hvar and therefore of a predictably high standard, this campsite is located on a beautiful, wooded bay and is one of the best campsites in Dalmatia.
Hotel Podstine
Just 2km southwest of the town centre on the secluded Podstine cove lies this family-run (yes, that means not part of the Sunčani Hvar empire) hotel with its own private beach.
Vranjica Belvedere Camping
Lying just off the highway to Zadar 5km west of Trogir, this camping ground offers tennis, biking, windsurfing, water-skiing, sailing and horse riding. Take bus 24 from the bus station right outside the town.
Apartman Jure
Neat and functional, Jure's little two-bed room is one of the best budget deals in Split. The Varoš location is delightfully quiet yet just a 10-minute stroll from Diocletian's Palace through some of the old town's prettiest lanes.
Villa Sv Petar
UNESCO-protected old Trogir fills a cute little bridge-linked island in the Trogir Channel, 26km (16mi) west of Split.
Hotel Vestibul Palace
Upmarket minimalism gives the seven-room Vestibul Palace a super combination of ancient and modern. It's right beside the 1700-year-old Roman vestibule walls which are exposed to the touch in suites 3 and 6.
Hotel Porin
A decent choice in the town centre. The soundproofed rooms have good beds and satellite TVs, though little in the way of cosiness or decoration. The price goes down around 10% for stays over 2 nights.
Sunčani Hvar Hotels
As Hvar is one of the Adriatic's most popular resorts, don't expect many bargains. Most Hvar hotels are managed by Sunčani Hvar Hotels and many have undergone a total transformation.
Hotel Dalmacija
A huge block of a hotel with 190 rooms, an enclosed private beach. As you may expect, it's not the cosiest of places, but many like it for its range of facilities. The rooms are comfortable but bland.
Hotel Adriana
This recent entry on the hotel scene has eight fresh rooms, some of which have a sea view. All are soundproofed. You can rent for the day at 50% of the price if you need a place to crash until your ferry leaves.
Private Rooms & Apartments
Private Rooms & Apartments Ćipiko Tourist Office and Atlas Travel Agency can arrange private rooms and two-, three- and four-room apartments. You can also check out the offerings at www.trogir-online.com.