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Cheap hotels & rooms in Split

Split is Croatia’s second city, built around and inside the vast Roman palace of the emperor Diocletian. It is the main gateway to the Dalmatian islands, and hotels, guesthouses and apartments fill quickly in summer.

Looking for cheap hotels in Split? RoomsCheap compares hotel deals from the biggest booking sites in one search, so you can find cheap rooms in the right neighborhood — not just the lowest price in the wrong one.

It is not just hotels: the same search covers apartments, vacation rentals, B&Bs and hostels in Split, so you can compare every kind of room side by side.

Split is a major Adriatic cruise and ferry port, with ships docking near the old town and ferries running to the Dalmatian islands.

Where to find cheap rooms in Split

Diocletian’s Palace

Stay within Roman walls — atmospheric, lively and usually the priciest option.

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Varoš

An old fishermen’s quarter west of the palace, with guesthouses and apartments.

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Bačvice

Near the city beach and the ferry port, with a mix of hotels and rooms.

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Žnjan

A beach district east of the centre, often cheaper, with buses into town.

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Map of cheap hotels in Split

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When to book a cheap hotel in Split

June–September is peak season, with the highest rates in July and August. May and October are warm and much better value.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I find cheap hotels in Split?

Apartments and guesthouses in Varoš, and hotels in districts such as Žnjan, are usually cheaper than rooms inside the palace walls.

Is Split a good base for island hopping?

Yes. Ferries and catamarans run from Split to Hvar, Brač, Vis and other islands.

Can I stay in Split before or after a cruise?

Yes. The cruise and ferry port is next to the old town, so hotels in the centre are within walking distance.