Pylon Rooms

Lucca was. A perfect host, very accommodating. Since our room was not Ava he upgraded us to a different building which was as lovely as the Pylon rooms

This is not a hotel as such. There are no lifts, a swimming pool and a dining room. It is a complex of just 3 rooms, which was just perfect for us. We stayed in Room 3 on the top floor. To reach this, you need to walk up 42 stairs from street level. This was not a problem for us as the stairs are well-lit and in good repair. However, if you have difficulty with stairs, you might prefer a lower room. The location could not be better as it's in the middle of Diocletian's Palace. The focal point of the palace is a 1-minute walk away. The room was large, spotlessly clean, very quiet and air-conditioned. The bed was large and comfortable. The shower was large enough with excellent water pressure and temperature. Fluffy white towels, a hairdryer and toiletries are included. The room comes equipped with a TV (not used in our case) and a fridge. Breakfast is provided via the Luxor Restaurant in the main square. There was a choice of set menus that included coffee/tea and an orange drink. This was a great way to start the day. Check-in and out arrangements are straightforward. There are facilities for you to leave your luggage after check out so that you can enjoy Split before heading on. We would very happily stay here again.

I loved the location and breakfast was great. I knew we’d have stairs, but if people don’t like stairs it’s not for them. It’s three minutes from everything.