Hotel Salona Palace

We had a great stay here, the staff at check in were very friendly and after checking in the room we popped back to mention we had an issue with our shower they arrange for someone to come in first thing the following morning to fix our broken shower head. We used this hotel as part of our road trip from pula to Dubrovnik. Location wise it’s a bit of the way out of the main town. It best if you have a car as they have free parking at the hotel and it’s much easier to drive into town and park although traffic was pretty busy as peak times. They do also have the archaeological site nearby it’s not free but it’s worth the money. We were in one of the rooms overlooking the pool which was a nice relaxed stay and very quiet. We enjoyed a great breakfast buffet with hot and cold options and a good sized breakfast area.

Lovely hotel , rooms were spacious and we had a view of the pool . Breakfast had plenty of choice , although the hot food was more lukewarm. Staff very helpful , they gave advice on where to go and helped with printing out our travel documents. The hotel is about a 20 minute bus ride into Split town centre , the bus stops outside of the hotel . We really enjoyed our stay .

We had a lovely three-night stay at Salona Palace Hotel and would definitely recommend it. It’s a very nice four-star hotel with good facilities, including a spa with a sauna. The outdoor pool is much larger than the indoor pool, although both were quite cold – not really an issue when it’s hot outside. We stayed in a family room overlooking the pool, which was spacious and comfortable. The only downside was the glazed window between the bathroom and bedroom, which let both light and silhouettes into the main sleeping area. The hotel’s location in Solin worked well for us. Bus number 1 stops right outside and takes around 25–30 minutes to reach Split city centre. Ubers were also readily available and often cost around the same as the bus, only a little more during busier periods. Breakfast was good, with plenty of choice to start the day. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay and would happily return.

Lovely experience for destination in split. Beautiful pool and great room. Bar staff were so friendly although the wellness centre female staff member went out of her way to be unhelpful and unfriendly couldn’t take away from the other awesome experiences

We stayed at the hotel for five nights. The good: the room was clean, and the breakfast was excellent. The bad: when we checked in, there were two bottles of hair/body wash, two bottles of hair conditioner, and two bottles of body moisturiser. I would estimate that each bottle was around 10ml. I was travelling with my son, and we did a lot of outdoor activities. The average temperature in Split was around 32°C or higher, so we usually showered after swimming or doing outdoor activities. This meant that we used up the hair/body wash quite quickly. Over the five nights, I believe we used a total of eight to ten bottles of hair/body wash, each around 10ml. We did not use the conditioner or moisturiser, as we had brought our own moisturising cream. Oddly enough, I had to go to reception three times to request refills of the hair/body wash. Sometimes housekeeping did not leave any new bottles, sometimes they left only one bottle, and on one occasion they left five bottles and then no more after that. At first, I thought this might simply have been an oversight by housekeeping. However, after my second visit to reception to ask for more hair/body wash, I began to feel that something was not quite right. On my third visit, I asked directly why this kept happening. The receptionist told me, “Oh yes, we only offer two bottles of hair/body wash per day.” Bear in mind that each bottle is only around 10ml. I explained that if I had known this in advance, I could easily have bought some from a supermarket, as it would not have cost much. However, since my room cost over €150 per night for a standard room, I did not expect to have to ration the hair/body wash. The attitude of the staff felt quite strange to me. In the hospitality industry, guest satisfaction should be important. I was paying over €150 per night for a basic standard room, and all I was asking for was a reasonable top-up of hair/body wash.