The Piazza Heritage Hotel is a charming accommodation option situated in the heart of Split, Croatia. Its prime location places it just 100 yards away from the renowned UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace, allowing guests convenient access to this historical landmark. Housed in a building with UNESCO protection itself, the hotel boasts a rich historical context.
The rooms are adorned in an elegant Art Nouveau style with a color scheme dominated by soothing beige tones. The accommodations are fully air-conditioned and offer amenities such as a comfortable seating area, cable and satellite TV, and a minibar. Each room features a private bathroom with a shower embellished with mosaic tiles. The bathrooms are well-appointed with a hairdryer, complimentary bathrobes, and high-quality Villeroy & Boch sanitary wares. Guests can indulge in luxury with l'Occitane toiletries provided for their convenience.
Adding to the appeal of the Piazza Heritage Hotel is its on-site a-la-carte restaurant located on the ground floor. As an added benefit, breakfast is included in the accommodation rate, providing guests with a delightful start to their day.
For those looking to explore the surroundings, the Split Riva Promenade is a mere 150 yards away, offering a vibrant atmosphere with its café bars and shops. The hotel's proximity to the Main Train and Bus Station, as well as the Split Ferry Port (all within 700 yards), makes it a convenient choice for travelers arriving or departing by public transport. Additionally, Split Airport is situated 13.7 miles away, ensuring accessibility for those arriving by air.
Piazza Heritage Hotel not only offers a comfortable and stylish retreat but also provides a gateway to the rich cultural and historical offerings of Split, making it an ideal choice for both leisure and business travellers.
Kraj Svete Marije 1, 21000 Split, Croatia
Split Airport 7 miles
- People's Square - Pjaca
- Republic Square - Prokurative
- Split City Museum
- Jaman Art Centre
- Diocletian's Palace
- Ethnographic Museum Split
- Croatian Maritime Museum
- Museum of Croatian Archeological
- Salona Archeological Park
- Bacvice Beach
- Ovcice Beach
- Firule
- Split Airport
- Brac Airport
- Zlatna Vrata
- Split Archaeological Museum
Rachel Caron (Google Local Hotel Review)
We loved our stay at Piazza! It was a perfect location right off the main square in Old Town, and we were met with extreme hospitality by the staff during our one week stay. We were really surprised at how quiet our room was considering the location, which was a plus. Our room had everything we needed. The daily breakfast and restaurant was also wonderful. Would absolutely recommend.
Richy Anderson (Google Local Hotel Review)
My girlfriend and I stayed in Piazza for a couple of nights in June and we couldn't have chosen any better. It's in the center of the palace, literally a minute's walk away from the waterfront. Our room was on the second floor, spacious and well-equipped, including beach towels which we asked for at the reception. AC worked flawlessly. We departed at dawn but a receptionist was on hand to help us out with luggage and handed out our lunch boxes.
Kathy Hazen (Google Local Hotel Review)
Perfect location right in the center square. Contacted hotel prior to arriving and they arranged transportation for us from ferry to Hotel. Smart thing as we never would have found it. Our driver, Mario recommended a restaurant and made the reservation for us. Makrarum was one of the best places you could ever hope to eat. Excellent cuisine and service. Front desk at Piazza Heritage was outstanding. They couldn't do enough for you. Clearly they have been trained well. Lovely furnishings, excellent amenities in the bathroom, L'Occitane. Very comfortable bed. A little loud in the Square at night, but when you are so tired from traveling, you get past it very quickly. Music, and singing in the Square, it's heartening to hear the happiness after the long pandemic when so many have been isolated. An excellent choice to stay to experience all Split has to offer!
The Piazza Heritage Hotel in Split is conveniently located in the heart of the city, placing guests within walking distance of several notable attractions and points of interest. Here are some places worth exploring near the hotel:
Diocletian's Palace: Being only 100 yards away, Diocletian's Palace is a must-visit. This UNESCO-protected site is an ancient palace built by the Roman Emperor Diocletian, and it now serves as a vibrant area filled with shops, cafes, and historical landmarks.
Split Riva Promenade: Just 150 yards from the hotel, the Split Riva Promenade offers a picturesque waterfront setting with numerous cafes, bars, and shops. It's an ideal place for a leisurely stroll, people-watching, and enjoying the Adriatic Sea views.
Cathedral of Saint Domnius: Located within Diocletian's Palace, this cathedral is one of the oldest in the world. Visitors can climb to the top of the bell tower for panoramic views of Split and its surroundings.
Peristyle Square: A central square within Diocletian's Palace, the Peristyle is surrounded by impressive Roman architecture and serves as a hub for various cultural events and performances.
Split City Museum: Situated in the Papalić Palace, this museum showcases the history of Split through a diverse collection of artifacts and exhibits.
Gregory of Nin Statue: A short walk from Diocletian's Palace, this iconic statue by renowned sculptor Ivan Meštrović is a popular landmark. Rubbing the statue's toe is said to bring good luck.
Marjan Hill: For nature enthusiasts, Marjan Hill offers a peaceful retreat with walking and cycling trails, scenic viewpoints, and lush greenery. It's a great spot for panoramic views of Split and the Adriatic Sea.
Ivan Meštrović Gallery: A bit farther away, but still accessible, this gallery is dedicated to the works of the famous Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović and is housed in a beautiful villa overlooking the sea.
Split Archaeological Museum: Located near the hotel, this museum displays artifacts from the prehistoric, ancient, and medieval periods, providing insight into the rich history of the region.
Bacvice Beach: Approximately a 15-minute walk from the hotel, Bacvice is the most popular beach in Split, known for its sandy shores, clear water, and lively atmosphere. It's a great place to relax and enjoy the Adriatic coast.
These attractions offer a diverse range of experiences, from historical exploration to leisurely walks along the waterfront, ensuring that guests at the Piazza Heritage Hotel have a well-rounded and enjoyable holiday experience in Split.
William DeAngelis (Google Local Hotel Review)
The Piazza Heritage hotel is in the very center of the Diocletian palace of Split surrounded by all sorts of great restaurants / coffee shops / stores / bars. Since the hotel is in the middle of the palace by what seemed to be the main piazza, we were dropped off by our taxi driver and had to walk in a bit. It took a sec to find it since Google Maps didn't do the best of jobs inside the palace walls. That said once we did find it, it was super easy to locate again and it was in the perfect location. Lots of great restaurants and bars within a minute or two walk. The lobby of the hotel is beautiful. White marble countertops, smooth white wood, mirrors, and white title. Very clean, elegant, smelled amazing, great music playing on low, and incredible staff. Since we arrived late (flight was 4 hours delayed) we were met by Luka who works overnight. This amazing guy would go onto be one of the absolute highlights of our trip there. He was super warm, friendly, professional, and went out of his way to connect with us. He walked us to our room, talked about all the places in the area we should visit, and then made a last minute restaurant reservation for us at the restaurant downstairs. He mentioned we would need to get there ASAP as they were closing soon, but he was able to convince them to stay open for us. The food was incredible, great local wine, and the staff there were really nice even though we were keeping them there longer than they normally would be. We finished dinner and went for a walk. The immediate area was still lively even though it was now 12:30am. People still eating and drinking in the piazza. We walked down to the water and saw lots of bars and even a few clubs with dance music going off. The area is absolutely magical day and night. Beautiful, high quality restaurants, bars and stores mixed in with old, historical architecture. Everything is easy to walk to and it feels very safe. The large majority of people everywhere we went spoke next to perfect English and were eager to connect.
Mark Mangrich (Google Local Hotel Review)
We had room 201 with a porch overlooking the square. It was so nice. The rooms are clean and the beds extremely comfortable. We were greeted by a welcoming staff and they helped us enjoy our two night stay. Breakfast was included. Make note to call the hotel before you arrive, because Taxis can't drop you off at the hotel. They send you to a predetermined location and meet you there to help you with the luggage.
