Marmont Hotel

Named after the French General Marmont, the 19th century benevolent governor of Dalmatia, the Marmont Hotel sits pretty on one of Split’s most beautiful streets right in the very heart of the Old Town and next to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Diocletian’s Palace. Carefully fusing Croatian traditions, Mediterranean spirit, and luxurious modern amenities, the hotel offers a top level choice for discerning travellers keen to immerse themselves in Split’s unique and ancient cultural heritage.

Each of the elegant 22 en suite rooms benefit from individually-adjustable air conditioning and are adorned with dark walnut furniture, oak-wood floors, flat-screen cable TVs, a large work space, and a minibar. The hotel’s restaurant features authentic 15th-century walls and serves up fresh and local cuisine, while the lounge bar has an enviable open-air terrace overlooking the Old Town’s rooftops.

Hotel Marmont puts you right in the very centre of Split, just minutes away from the most prominent city locations and sights. Split’s wonderful Bacvice Beach as well as the lively port can be reached within a 10-minute stroll.