Dioklecijan Hotel & Residence, Split

The hotel offers spacious rooms with balconies overlooking the sea, islands, and mountains; however, lacking milk for tea/coffee facilities. The reception service was wonderful, but unable to extend our checkout time. The location, though close to a supermarket, was in a residential area with an unappealing view, including a run-down part. The dining experience was subpar with undercooked eggs and dry bread, while the facilities were pretty standard.

The apartment was beautifully designed, with a mini bar in the fridge, offering a street view. The room included various amenities like a wardrobe, kettle, water, tea/coffee, small fridge with mini bar items, safe, iron/ironing board, ample storage space, a couch, and television. However, the pricing seemed high for what was provided.

My stay at the hotel was quite pleasant overall. The rooms were spacious but faced west, making them too warm with ineffective A/C. The rooftop bar and pool facilities were great, and the breakfast had a large selection to choose from, although the dining area felt a bit odd. The service was a breath of fresh air, as the staff was helpful and efficient, but the hotel seemed overpriced for what it offered. The location, though a bit far from the center of Split, provided a nice view of the city from the rooftop pool.