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 | We are a 3*** star guest house in the center of the city, on the big street filled with coffee shops, near the hotel Bellevue and the seaside.
Our Apartment (triple room) consists of a guest kitchen, balcony, private en suite bathroom with shower, and sleeping room, with one double king size bed, and a sofa for one more extra person. We can add an additional bed to the room in case the room is booked by three people not including a couple. Facilities are: fully equipped kitchen (fridge,microwave etc...), air condition, TV with satellite, CD stereo player.
Our 3+1 room has an ocean view, one double bed,one single bed and a sofa. Facilities are: Air condition, Fridge, TV and DVD stereo.
The guest house has a romantic atmosphere, and an antique furniture. Guest house is also equipped with a barbecue and a big terrace on the top of the building from where you can see the whole city. Near the guest house is a hill on which you can go hiking, or rent a bike/scooter. ACY marine is 3 minutes walk from the house, there you can rent a boat or jet sky. Restaurants, coffee shops and supplies shops are just next to the house.
A car is not needed if you are staying in this apartment, because you are in the center of the town, just next to the beautiful Roman palace! The apartment has an ocean view, and the best beaches are around 10 minutes walk from the apartment. From split you can easily take a rafting tour on the river of Cetina, you can go hiking on the nearby mountains or visit the falls of Krka or Plitvice lakes!
The history of Split:
The first inhabitant of Split was the Roman emperor Diocletian who started to build his palace in this friendly bay around 293 AD. After his abdication he withdrew to this luxurious palace of about 30 thousand square meters.
The following turbulent centuries made the palace into a town first populated by the citizens of the nearby Salona, fleeing before Avars and Slavs. The town overgrew the walls of the palace and its authorities kept changing - from Croatian kings in 10th century AD, Hungarian and Venetian administration, to French rulers and Austro-Hungarian monarchy.
This history has left its traces combined in the towns everyday life making the town of Split truly original.
Today, the city of Split is combined by silent beats of history, the lively spirit of the young and its particular Mediterranean charm! | | The History of Split
The first inhabitant of Split was the Roman emperor Diocletian who started to build his palace in this friendly bay around 293 AD. After his abdication he withdrew to this luxurious palace of about 30 thousand square meters.
The following turbulent centuries made the palace into a town first populated by the citizens of the nearby Salona, fleeing before Avars and Slavs. The town overgrew the walls of the palace and its authorities kept changing - from Croatian kings in 10th century AD, Hungarian and Venetian administration, to French rulers and Austro-Hungarian monarchy.
Such past left its traces combined in the town everyday life. The city, however, went on remaining the centre of this part of the coast till our day. This mixture of historic layers brought some clumsiness and some things done too fast but today all that makes a part of its originality.
The big city today lives by the silent beats of history, lively spirit of the young and its particular Mediterranean charm. |
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Property is situated in the centre of the city, it is a very tourist kind of a city, and has a low percent of crime! | | Directions | Directions: How to come to Split?
The city at the foot of Marjan can be reached by The Adriatic Coastal Road, winding by the sea or by hinterland roads connected to Split. It will take you 5 hours to get to Zagreb and 4 hours to get to Dubrovnik in your car. You can also reach Split if you get on a coast ferry liner from Rijeka or Dubrovnik, from all central Dalmatian islands. There are excellent fast and regular ferry lines from Ancona and Pescara, Italy. From the Airport Split flights connect the city with Zagreb several times a day, as well as with European capitals. There are also trains from Split to the north of the country and further on to Europe. You can transport your car by train, as well. If you come by bus, ferry or a train it should take you around 7 minutes walk to the apartment, it is at the end of the famous street filled with coffe shops called Riva. And if you are comming by plane, the taxi from the airport can get you all the way to the doors of the apartment! But the best way is for you to contact me by phone upon your arrival! | | Airport | Split airport, 10 km |
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Amenities & Attractions |
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Local Attractions
 | Restaurants 15 m | | Bycicle rentals 200 m | | Shops 50 m | | Aci marine 300m | | Sea 70m , beach 750m | | Internet cafe 15m | | Hiking | | Laundry 40 m |
| Amenities
 | 24-hr front desk | | BBQ area | | Breakfast (extra charge) | | Children permitted | | Elevator/lift not available | | Hot tub | | Linen included | | Multi-lingual staff | | Open 24 Hours | | Parking (extra charge) | | Pets allowed | | Religious services on site | | Restaurant on site | | Smoking permitted | | Taxi service | | Voltage converters |
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Apt Types
 | Apartment | | Apartment 2 | | Triple Room |
| Apt Amenities
 | A/C climate control | | Balconies | | Clock radio | | Ensuite | | Fireplace (wood burning) | | Hairdryer | | Iron/ironing board | | Kitchenettes | | Microwave | | Ocean view rooms | | Private bathroom | | Refrigerator | | Rollaway beds available | | Shared bathroom | | Television | | Television (cable/satellite) | | Voltage converters |
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 | Cancellation policy: (not applicable to online confirmation payments)
No payment prior to arrival! |
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