Simple but comfortable. Good with its own bathroom. Very close to the center, bus station, and train station.
Vanja4 недели назад
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или просто напиши — «примерно 20-го, три ночи»
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Croparadise Hostel sits 300 m from Diocletian’s Palace and a 12‑minute walk from Bacvice Beach, with Split Airport 22 km away. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, a terrace, lounge, shared kitchen, outdoor seating, bicycle parking, car hire, tour desk, and luggage storage. Rooms include air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, streaming services, a computer, and dining area. Nearby attractions: Split City Museum, Park Mladeži Stadium, cycling, boating, and scuba diving.
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Как гости оценивают отель, аспект за аспектом.
Simple but comfortable. Good with its own bathroom. Very close to the center, bus station, and train station.
Vanja·4 недели назад
We had never slept in a hostel before. I had no expectations, it was interesting. We were a family of five in one room with double beds. Each bed had a convenient night lamp and a plug. I liked it. It’s handy that everything is within walking distance. The young man at reception was very polite and helpful with everything. We found a nearby parking spot, which was convenient. There was a separate small kitchen and a pleasant courtyard. It was tight for us, all of us in one room. The bathroom and toilet were dirtier than the places we had stayed before. For one night it’s okay.
Катерина·Месяц назад
The fridge was really useful and the kitchen good. The location was excellent, very near to the old town and easy to access nearby food places and beaches. The room was a good size and the beds were good. On multiple occasions we found ants in our room that seemed to be coming in through the walls. While we could deal with this, it was unpleasant.
Eva·2 месяца назад
Prenotata per poter andare comodamente all’Ultra a piedi in appena 18 minuti! L’appartamento era piccolino ma comunque perfetto per le nostre esigenze
Petra·3 месяца назад
I honestly don’t know where to start with this place. On the positive side, the location is absolutely fantastic and very close to the main attractions. The daytime staff were also genuinely nice and pleasant to deal with. Sadly, that is where the compliments end. Let's talk about the bathroom. I am convinced it was designed by and for Minions. It is so microscopically small that you effectively do not have the physical clearance required to wipe your own backside. To make matters worse, the urinal unit was completely blocked from day one, leaving the entire bathroom smelling like a public underpass. However, the real grand finale happened on our last night. Because there is absolutely zero staff on-site overnight, the place turns into the Wild West. We woke up to a drunk guest from another room wandering into our middle room and using the floor as his personal toilet. If you want a great location and don't mind navigating miniature, smelly bathrooms and dodging rogue daytime drinkers marking their territory in your living space, this is the spot for you. Otherwise, look elsewhere. Moving on to the bedroom, the bed was so profoundly uncomfortable. It was also literally missing structural parts. Then there was the kettle. I wanted a cup of tea, but the inside was coated in a layer of limescale so thick it probably dates back to the Diocletian era. I wasn't sure whether to boil water in it or hand it over to a museum of ancient history. And finally, to reiterate: the bathroom is so small that if you accidentally sneeze, you’ll probably end up hitting your head on the opposite wall while simultaneously flushing the toilet with your knee
Remus·4 месяца назад