This property suffers from 2 major flaws.
Firstly, its marketing & associated images suggests/infers that breakfast eating is on site. This is not the case, there is no dining facility & guests have to buy a voucher at extra charge and the walk to a nearby eating place which obviously has a business tie in with the hotel. Inconvenient if it’s raining!
Secondly this ‘hotel’ is more like a hostel set up. The building comprises multi-occupancy hotelier businesses with only 1 lift which is accessed via a side door leading into a somewhat dingy common close corridor.
The room was relatively spacious however the decor, which supposedly tried to recreate a distressed Victorian look was in truth more shabby than chic.
The bathroom fittings in the basin & shower had limescale & verdigris all over. The shower tray was brown & stained at the sealant areas & a piece of the tray fascia fell off.
The electric bedside sockets were worn to a point that charging phones etc required building a form of platform underneath the plugs do that they stayed in alignment with the socket. The ‘chandelier’ had a number of bulbs out.
The ‘safe’ was in a wardrobe attached to a shelf which was removable!!
The air conditioning unit packed in and the started leaking water onto the floor requiring towels to soak it up. This unit was eventually repaired by one helpful member of staff (Anita).
For a supposed 4 stars, this ‘hotel’, ideally placed for walking in Split town centre, is overpriced
