I would like to give this hotel a better review, Most were helpful, in particular Betty, Antonio and waiter Matej P, but after my stay a sour incident occurred. First, it is well-located right on the hotel strip fronted by the bay and walkway. They give a free breakfast, but unlike most, it's not a buffet, instead offering several items from a menu. What was bothersome was that we are limited to two drinks: an orange juice and coffee or two coffees, and you have to ask for milk (seemingly unheard of). There is an inside dining area, with most guests choosing outside tables that were alongside similar eating facilities at other establishments up and down the strip. Their menu was fine and I ate there once, as the prices were a bit higher than many others in the vicinity. Now, for the bad part. When I got to my next destination I checked my bank seeing the hotel charged $11.79 in addition. I called, reacting to their email indicating it was for 2 beers from the minibar, which I had not. There was no argument in rebuttal and it was agreed it was a mistake and a refund would come in over a week. It took eleven days. Why, I asked, couldn’t they just issue an immediate credit, as my previous hotel in Dubrovnik had done when I pointed a mistake to the desk clerk. Their machine was not equipped to do so (is this really so?) They assigned it for approval to their accountant and then to a firm called Worldline before I received my refund. So be careful before you go,

Location is excellent, right on the waterfront, and close to Diocletians Palace area. Walkable from the TP Line ferry if you arrive from the islands (other ferries are a bit farther away). No cars allowed in that area, so if you come by car you'll have to drag your bags a little ways. The Rive is flat and easy to navigate with luggage. Location was both a plus (ocean views) and a minus as in our case there was a huge festival on the waterfront, including huge crowds and VERY LOUD music & fireworks which went late each night (and throbbed through the walls even with windows closed and ear plugs in!). We didn't get any extra sleep that's for sure. We made an effort to find restaurants away from the waterfront as there was no getting into anything along there. Front desk staff were helpful. Breakfast was made-to-order and good. They made us to-go sandwiches for our early morning departure to the airport on our last day.

All good

Location is great

Great location on the Split promenade next to Diocletian Palace site. Large room, comfortable chairs, nice view from sea view premium room. Only negatives 1) linens were pretty worn, one towel literally yellowed, another frayed, bed not very comfortable and scratchy. This seems to be a common problem for all hotels we visited in Bosnia and Croatia. 2) Older hotel with few options for hooking up electronics such as phone chargers. We had to use the plug next to the door and use an inverted trash can as a makeshift table for our phones, etc.

Great location, excellent breakfast.

Excellent location on promenade adjacent to Diocletian's

This is a perfectly located hotel on the Riva in Split. We had good breakfasts at the outdoor part of their restaurant. Unfortunately, there were bedbugs in our room but the hotel immediately changed rooms for us and there was no problem in that room. This is a difficult problem both in a hotel and a home and we appreciate their quick response.

Near the Dominic Church, Fruit Square and only an hour walk to the terrace which I could see panoramic view of Split.

The staff was excellent. They gave us a free bottle of wine when we arrived in our room. The breakfast was à la carte in the morning and it was excellent. It was served warm and quickly, and the service was excellent. The only reason I’m not giving it a five is because The carpet in the room was old and we didn’t like the carpet and there was no dark curtain on the window so it wasn’t dark enough all night. Also the air conditioner ran a little bit loud. And the room was so small. There wasn’t room for two suitcases anywhere. But it is an old hotel but still they could freshen it up a little and put a new curtain up.

The location of this hotel makes it a perfect venue for a couple of nights in Split. Close to all of the larger and more boutique shops and restaurants. The hotel itself has some drawbacks. They provide two wifi options but neither worked on our laptops or phones. The carpet looks like it hadn't been properly cleaned in some time. The air conditioning system would turn on and off frequently but did not maintain a steady temperature in the room. And it was loud.

Very good place to stay

I paid for breakfast when booking. The had advised me that they had accepted my booking. Booked in OK at 8pm. Came down for breakfast on the first morning to then be told that the hotel would NOT supply a breakfast as per the booking, and I would have to pay for it. They also advised that I not the first to denied the breakfast which had been nooked and paid for. SCAM

Rooms are dingy and very outdated, felt dirty just sleeping in this place. Excellent location and view but this hotel needs a serious update.

Great location

The Adriana hotel was pretty poor and dated. The room was awful - overlooked a disgusting concrete type area which had grimey old rags, years of dirt and rubbish. The room was v noisy with the ancient air conditioning / generator outside the window. The so called double bed was two 20 year single beds not even joined together, each with single sheets and duvet. Ridiculous. There are so many nicer places in Split, we regret choosing the over priced, grimey Adriana.

Friendly reception staff. Comfortable clean room with good air conditioning Staff in restaurant area very helpful I can recommend the Adria Central location

It was ok

Location is top notch. Plenty of restaurants with different menu options.

Wow! First time to Split and all I knew was to be close to Ild Town and Harbor. Hotel Adriana was incredible in every aspect