Scedro Adventure Holidays

Outside the property is run down with lots of graffiti. The room was large and the bathroom was really nice but bedroom carpet was old shag. The front and lobby was closed and had to use the service elevator through the back grimy part of hotel. For the premium price it was not worth it.

Great location quiet but still close to old town. Breakfast at a real restaurant which was cool. Apartments in separate building. Good balcony

This was a very conveniently located hotel, just off Split Riva (the main tourist strip). I was only an 8 minute walk to the Diocletian's Palace, which is the very heart of the city, and less than 15 minutes to the main bus station and port. Our room was clean and air conditioned, and had a good bathroom and shower. Staff were also very friendly and helpful, and check in and check out were very efficient. Our only criticism, but it is probably as advertised, is that - at the time of our stay - this didn’t have the feel of a conventional hotel. Rooms were spread across at least two buildings, around a small public space, and no communal lounges seemed to be in use. Also, we weren’t aware of a restaurant, and certainly didn’t see a bar. That said, I think a continental breakfast was offered, but it was expensive. Our room was also quite small, had two single beds rather than a double, and one of the beds squeaked very badly every time you moved on it. As I say, though, on balance, a very clean and convenient accommodation option for a visit to Split

My first stay in a 5 star hotel and it lived up to expectations. They couldn't do enough for me and it was fabulous.

Excellent small hotel. Quirky room with heritage features. Staff were great, bed was comfortable. Well positioned for Diocletians palace. Only minor issue was that the partially underground breakfast room needs some more lights.

Lovely clean apartment, friendly staff, the kids loved the pool, the view was beautiful, just what we needed for a family break.

My first stay in a 5 star hotel and it lived up to expectations. They couldn't do enough for me and it was fabulous.

Great location quiet but still close to old town. Breakfast at a real restaurant which was cool. Apartments in separate building. Good balcony

This was a very conveniently located hotel, just off Split Riva (the main tourist strip). I was only an 8 minute walk to the Diocletian's Palace, which is the very heart of the city, and less than 15 minutes to the main bus station and port. Our room was clean and air conditioned, and had a good bathroom and shower. Staff were also very friendly and helpful, and check in and check out were very efficient. Our only criticism, but it is probably as advertised, is that - at the time of our stay - this didn’t have the feel of a conventional hotel. Rooms were spread across at least two buildings, around a small public space, and no communal lounges seemed to be in use. Also, we weren’t aware of a restaurant, and certainly didn’t see a bar. That said, I think a continental breakfast was offered, but it was expensive. Our room was also quite small, had two single beds rather than a double, and one of the beds squeaked very badly every time you moved on it. As I say, though, on balance, a very clean and convenient accommodation option for a visit to Split

My first stay in a 5 star hotel and it lived up to expectations. They couldn't do enough for me and it was fabulous.

Great location quiet but still close to old town. Breakfast at a real restaurant which was cool. Apartments in separate building. Good balcony

This was a very conveniently located hotel, just off Split Riva (the main tourist strip). I was only an 8 minute walk to the Diocletian's Palace, which is the very heart of the city, and less than 15 minutes to the main bus station and port. Our room was clean and air conditioned, and had a good bathroom and shower. Staff were also very friendly and helpful, and check in and check out were very efficient. Our only criticism, but it is probably as advertised, is that - at the time of our stay - this didn’t have the feel of a conventional hotel. Rooms were spread across at least two buildings, around a small public space, and no communal lounges seemed to be in use. Also, we weren’t aware of a restaurant, and certainly didn’t see a bar. That said, I think a continental breakfast was offered, but it was expensive. Our room was also quite small, had two single beds rather than a double, and one of the beds squeaked very badly every time you moved on it. As I say, though, on balance, a very clean and convenient accommodation option for a visit to Split

Hotel Fanat is a beautiful hotel, clean, and modern with beautiful interior design. The room was very spacious, with everything you would need as well as nice additions such as robe, slippers, tea/coffee facilities, hairdryer and extra pillows, to name a few. All the staff were very helpful, friendly and accommodating. The breakfast was good, small but with a very nice selection, and something for everyone to enjoy. (My only suggestion would be to have a toast machine) The surrounding area is beautiful, the hotel is across the road from a pebble beach (Which is very normal for Croatia) and has been under going a construction project. The majority of the work has been completed, however they are in the process of building shops/beach cafes etc. the saving grace was a local supermarket which a 2 minute walk from the hotel. Getting into town was very convenient via uber costing no more than €5, and is about a 10minute car journey from the hotel. Location wise was perfect if you want some beach days as well as evenings out in town. Can’t recommend hotel Fanat enough and hope to be back in the near future, definitely within the next year the beach front would be full developed, with something for everyone to do. Kids playgrounds, cafes, etc. can’t wait!