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This property is a 12-minute walk from the beach. Just 450 m from the UNESCO-protected Diocletian’s Palace in Split, Studios No. 81 offers self-catering accommodation with a free Wi-Fi access. The sandy Bačvice Beach and Poljud Stadium are both located about 1 km away.
The property is set in a traditional Dalmatian stone house, while the studios are modernly furnished. Each one is air-conditioned and comes with an LCD cable TV and an equipped kitchenette including a microwave, an induction stovetop and kitchenware.
Various picturesque restaurants, bars and shops can be found in the immediate vicinity. Riva, the main seaside promenade, is only a short walk away. Marjan Park-Forest is at a distance of 500 metres, while the city’s most popular beach Bačvice is within 1 km.
The property is set in a traditional Dalmatian stone house, while the studios are modernly furnished.
Let the Studios no.81 become your home away from home!
Studios No. 81
This property is a 12-minute walk from the beach. Just 450 m from the UNESCO-protected Diocletian’s Palace in Split, Studios No. 81 offers self-catering accommodation with a free Wi-Fi access. The sandy Bačvice Beach and Poljud Stadium are both located about 1 km away.
The property is set in a traditional Dalmatian stone house, while the studios are modernly furnished. Each one is air-conditioned and comes with an LCD cable TV and an equipped kitchenette including a microwave, an induction stovetop and kitchenware. The bathrooms are fitted with walk-in showers and include free toiletries.
Reviews
The apartment itself is absolutely wonderful. It’s clean, spacious and quite luxurious.
We arrived a little late but were received very nicely and given a great description of the best places in town to visit. We tried a few of them and were never disappointed.
The location of the apartment puts you just a short walk away from the old city center. Highly recommended!
The hotel was in a fab location 5 minutes walk to the centre of split, it has everything you need ie cooking utensils, tea and coffee, iron, hair dryer
Our host was wonderful, explaining everything about the city and adding her personal experience to the recommendations.
The apartment is beautiful.
It has a fridge and a safe.
It´s very new
Town of Split
The official history of Split stretches back for 1700 years, when the Roman emperor Diocletian built his palace (emulating the form of the Roman military camp) as a place to which he would retire after stepping down from the imperial throne. However, preceding Diocletian’s palace, the site held the Greek colony Aspalathos, meaning the plant called Spanish or weaver’s broom (Spartia juncea). The plant is still numerous, especially on the southern slopes of the park-forest Marjan.
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