From € 116 night

Grey Pearl Rooms Split

Name: Grey Pearl Rooms
Address: Sinjska 3, Split, Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia
Price range: € 116 - € 151
Rating: 9.6

Sinjska 3

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Grey Pearl Rooms Split

Type: Apartment

Check-in: 15:00-23:59

Check-out: 11:00

Overview

Nestled in Split Old Town with numerous galleries, shops, bars and restaurants, 3 Rooms Boutique-Hotel Split is in the immediate adjacency of Old Split. Guests will have access to public parking nearby for added convenience.

Location

Located 5 minutes' walk from the open - air Green Market, the hotel is set 250 metres ofthe huge fortress "Diocletian's Palace". Jezinac Beach is 5 minutes' drive from this 4-star hotel, while Split airport is 25 km from it.

Nearby Attractions

The accommodation is placed only a short drive from Bacvice Beach, while Sukoisan bus station is merely 700 metres away.

Rooms

Also, there is a tea and coffee making facilities as well as a safe provided.

Dining

This Split hotel is opposite to the seafood restaurant Konoba Gregolevante.

Rooms & Availability

Deluxe Double Room

2 max

Double

26 m² 280 ft²

Deluxe Double Room

2 max

Double

23 m² 248 ft²

Impressions

Split, the historic coastal city of Croatia, offers an enchanting blend of ancient history, vibrant culture, and stunning architecture. During my recent vacation, I explored the city's famous landmarks, each contributing to its unique character. One of the highlights was the Archaeological Museum, situated just 1 kilometer from the heart of the city. Established in 1820, it houses an impressive collection of artifacts from the prehistoric to the early medieval periods, giving visitors a profound insight into the region’s rich history. The museum's exhibits, showcasing ancient pottery and sculptures, left me fascinated and enriched my understanding of life in this ancient port city.

Just a short walk from the museum, I stumbled upon the Croatian Maritime Museum, a 0.5-kilometer stroll away. This museum celebrates Croatia's seafaring heritage, featuring a fascinating array of maritime artifacts, including ship models, navigational instruments, and exhibits detailing the country's naval history. The Church of Saint Martin, located only 300 meters from the Croatian Maritime Museum, is another remarkable site that deserves attention. Dating back to the 10th century, this charming church stands as a testament to Split's deep-rooted traditions and architectural elegance.

While wandering through the city's narrow streets, I was captivated by the quirky and delightful Froggyland and the interactive Live Museum Split, both within a short 300 meters of one another. These attractions offer a playful contrast to Split's historic landmarks, showcasing the city's vibrant cultural scene. For sports enthusiasts, the iconic Stadion Poljud, located about 2 kilometers from the city center, is home to the Hajduk Split football club, making it a local favorite. The nearby Split City Museum, just a stone's throw away, enriches the experience further by chronicling Split’s evolution through the ages. This combination of history, culture, and entertainment made my vacation in Split an unforgettable journey through time.