Heritage Palace Varos - Mag Quaint & Elegant Boutique Hotels

“Charming hotel in the old town”

WOW what a beautiful hotel. In the old town of Split, around one of many winding cobbled street corners. A very welcoming outside, with multiple outside stone steps. Beautiful reception along with 2 elevated decking seated areas and 1 other. We went on the 28th September 2025 for 3 nights. The weat… more

WOW what a beautiful hotel. In the old town of Split, around one of many winding cobbled street corners. A very welcoming outside, with multiple outside stone steps. Beautiful reception along with 2 elevated decking seated areas and 1 other. We went on the 28th September 2025 for 3 nights. The weather was in the 20’s whilst we were there. We arrived just after 12pm and we were lucky to have our room ready for us. We were checked in quickly and we were greeted with a friendly and warm welcome. We did not have breakfast at the hotel, but there are lots of places to eat in Split. The hotel has very much the old town look with lots of attention to detail. With a modern twist for the key-pads on the door and lights on the stairs. We stayed in room 305. Lovely high ceiling, with the bedside lamps on as we entered giving a very warm welcome. I won’t spoil the theme of the furniture but it is plumbing related. Lovely bathroom, decent sized shower cubicle with a large ceiling shower head with good pressure and heat. In the room was a small fridge to use, which was an added bonus. Toiletries in bathroom and tea, coffee and herbal tea, cups and kettle also in the room. Along with air conditioning. The hotel is only a few minutes to the nearest eatery / shop. Yet the area of the hotel is quiet during the day and during the night. Apart from the odd bell ringing from the local church, which was actually quite lovely. Getting from Split airport to Split, we used the local 37 bus, which runs every 30 minutes and takes about 1 hour. Costing only 3 euros p/person for a single trip. Once you arrive at the bus terminal it is about a 15 minute walk to the hotel. On arrival you pay a city tax 1.50 euro per person, per night in cash to the hotel. Absolutely love the old town, we constantly got lost and found something else beautiful to see. The whole of Split has endless places to eat, lots of coffee café’s, restaurants, fresh bakeries, bars, takeaways, gelato’s etc something for everyone and I would say no more expensive than the UK. Everyone very friendly and Croatia is so beautiful and clean, We, highly recommend going. The following are within a 10-15 minute walk from the hotel: Diocletian's Palace and Palazzo. Split Croatian bell tower which you can climb up (worth the astonishing view). Trogir. Saint Domnius’ Cathedral. Riva Promenade. Fish Market & green market. Harbour. Marjan Park and Hill, the start is just under 10 minutes walk to the start with 319 steps to climb, the views are amazing. A little further is Sustipan park where you may find a squirrel, SPLIT in red words, Bačvice City Beach and Grgur Ninski Statue. Every corner leads to another surprise whether it is an area of restaurants or some local shops to browse.

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“Quiet gem, close to the old town. Perfect base for exploring Split”

We absolutely loved our stay at this hotel. It’s in a fantastic location – close to the centre of Split but tucked away enough to be peaceful and quiet. Just a few minutes’ walk takes you to plenty of restaurants and bars, with a great choice of food and budgets to suit everyone. Our room was love… more

We absolutely loved our stay at this hotel. It’s in a fantastic location – close to the centre of Split but tucked away enough to be peaceful and quiet. Just a few minutes’ walk takes you to plenty of restaurants and bars, with a great choice of food and budgets to suit everyone. Our room was lovely, spotlessly clean and had fresh towels available every day if we wanted them. The décor was charming, with a style that reflected the atmosphere of Split’s old town streets. We walked everywhere during our stay. On a cooler day (end of September/early October), we explored the beautiful Marjan forest, which was well worth it. We also walked to a lovely beach where we hired loungers for €20 each – there are several spots along the coast to choose from, all clean, uncrowded and inviting. On the way back, we stopped at the Tennis Club terrace bar for a drink, which had wonderful views over the beach. Getting to the hotel was easy too – we took the airport shuttle bus (€16 each) to the harbour and walked from there in about 15 minutes through La Riva. All in all, a perfect stay - highly recommend.

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“Great service, quiet location within a short walk to the town. Sympathetically renovated rooms in lovely old buildings”

The staff were very friendly and had a great grasp of the English language. Inna in particular went out of her way to make our stay memorable. The rooms were nicely restored and comfortable beds. Located in a quiet area but within a short walk of the harbour.

“2 night stay ”

Heritage palace varos - Stayed 2 nights. Beutiful hotel set in the old town close to harbour and centre. We stayed in the annex which has its own door onto the street, these rooms are stunning. Room had well equipped and good size bathroom with shower. Fridge and Tea and coffee making facilitie… more

Heritage palace varos - Stayed 2 nights. Beutiful hotel set in the old town close to harbour and centre. We stayed in the annex which has its own door onto the street, these rooms are stunning. Room had well equipped and good size bathroom with shower. Fridge and Tea and coffee making facilities, you will need your own coffee and milk as there was only fruit tea on offer. Plenty of supermarkets within 5 minutes walk. With the location being so central you have many restaurants available to choose from. Uber from Split airport took around 40 minutes and cost xxxx We did not have breakfast added to yhe room which is around €20 each. Staff are extremely helpful, would definitely visit again.

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