From € 196 night

Studio Luce Mala Split

Name: Studio Luce Mala
Address: Rovinjska 6, Split, Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia
Price range: € 196 - € 213
Rating: 9

Rovinjska 6

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Studio Luce Mala Split

Type: Guest house

Check-in: 14:00-23:59

Check-out: 11:00

Overview

Offering a terrace with furniture, the 3-star Studio Luce Mala Hotel Split is 10 minutes by car from Platinum Casino Split. This Split guest house is in the Znjan district of Split, 3.4 km from such natural sights as the tree-filled Sustipan Park.

Location

The property stands 3.7 km from Old Split. Aquarium Split, about 10 minutes' drive away, is definitely a must-see for family tourists in Split.

Transport

Well-connected to many sights, Studio Luce Mala Hotel is a few metres away from Dno velebitske bus stop.

Nearby Attractions

Guests can easily get in touch with the history of Split by visiting Diocletian's Palace, located 3.6 km from the hotel.

Rooms

Certain rooms have a patio and a balcony for your convenience. This Split property also features an electric kettle, a dishwasher and refrigerators. Additionally, self-catering facilities in a studio suite include a kitchen with a microwave, an electric kettle and refrigerators.

Dining

Guests can enjoy meals of Italian cuisine at Pizzeria Bepina, situated at 300 metres from the accommodation.

Rooms & Availability

Studio with Terrace

3 max

Studio

31 m² 334 ft²

Impressions

During my recent vacation in Split, I was captivated by the city's rich history and stunning landscapes. The city center, just 2 kilometers from my accommodation, served as the vibrant heart of Split, where ancient Roman architecture seamlessly blends with modern amenities. The iconic Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands as a testament to the city's glorious past, surrounded by lively shops, cafes, and bustling markets that added a contemporary flair to the historical setting. Exploring the narrow streets, I encountered various landmarks that reflected the unique charm of Split.

Just a short walk from the city center, I found myself at Gregory of Nin, a larger-than-life statue of the medieval bishop who played a pivotal role in promoting the Croatian language. Attracting locals and tourists alike, this statue not only serves as a cultural landmark but also as a popular spot for photographs. Continuing my exploration, I ventured to the Croatian Maritime Museum, located about 3 kilometers away. This museum, housed in an elegant Baroque palace, offered a fascinating insight into Croatia's rich maritime history, with engaging exhibits that showcased ship models, navigational tools, and artifacts from the Adriatic Sea.

For those looking to enjoy the natural beauty of the area, Trstenik Znjan beach, just 1 kilometer from my place, proved to be a perfect haven for relaxation and sunbathing. The beach's crystal-clear waters were ideal for swimming, and nearby, Bacvice Beach, approximately 3 km away, was lively with beachgoers enjoying various watersports. I also took some time to hike the Mosor Mountain, just 2 kilometers from the city, where breathtaking panoramic views of Split and the Adriatic coastline awaited me. Wrapping up my experience, I visited the Mall of Split, only 2 kilometers away from the city center, which offered a great shopping experience along with numerous dining options, making it a wonderful ending to my delightful vacation.