Hotel Globo is at Lovretska 18, in the Lovret district, a residential quarter on the western side of the old town and close to the foot of Marjan Hill. The page shows Diocletian's Palace at about nine hundred metres, roughly a ten-minute walk, and the hotel's class is shown as four, with no star rating given. Facilities include a garden, a bar, free wifi, air conditioning, business services, a 24-hour business centre, a hair salon, dry cleaning and laundry services, bike hire and a 24-hour front desk. The hotel is pet-friendly, which is not common in central Split. A breakfast buffet is offered for an extra charge, and self-parking is available for a daily fee with limited spaces, so the practical details are straightforward.
Rooms listed on the page include standard doubles, economy doubles with a park view, standard triples and family rooms that sleep four, so groups and families have options. The family room, with two large beds, and the triple, with a king bed and a single bed, are helpful for travellers who need to share without taking two rooms. City and park views are shown for some categories. Because the building is a city hotel rather than a resort, expect clean, functional rooms and a quiet residential setting rather than a design statement.
The neighbourhood is a plus. Lovret is calmer than the old town, with shady streets, small cafes and neighbourhood shops, and it is a short walk to the Marjan trails, the western beaches and the Meštrović Gallery area. That makes the hotel good for walkers and runners who want green space close by, and for travellers who want to sleep in a place where locals live.
The old town is only ten minutes away, so you can enjoy its evenings and then retreat to a quieter street. Bike hire at the hotel is handy for a ride around the Marjan peninsula.
Who should consider it
Travellers with a dog, who will struggle to find pet-friendly options in the old town; families who need a triple or family room; visitors who want to walk to Marjan; and anyone who prefers a residential area. It is less suited to those who want a spa, a pool or a seafront terrace, and anyone who wants to step directly into the palace lanes may prefer a hotel in the old town itself.
Breakfast is an extra, so compare the total cost with options where it is included. Parking is limited and charged, and the walk to the old town is easy, so many guests leave the car outside.
A stay at Hotel Globo is a good match for a three-to-five-night visit that mixes city sightseeing with outdoor time on Marjan and day trips to Trogir, Klis and the national parks. Check recent guest comments for the latest on room standards, and ask the hotel about pet policies and any fees before you travel.
Why stay here
- ✓About ten minutes on foot to the palace
- ✓Pet-friendly
- ✓Garden and bar
- ✓Free wifi and air conditioning
- ✓Family and triple rooms
- ✓Bike hire
- ✓24-hour front desk
- ✓Breakfast buffet available
Good questions
How far is Hotel Globo from the old town?+
The page shows the palace at about nine hundred metres, roughly a ten-minute walk.
Is Hotel Globo pet-friendly?+
Yes, the hotel is shown as pet-friendly. Ask about any fees or size limits before you book.
Is breakfast included?+
A breakfast buffet is available for an extra charge. Parking is also charged per day and spaces are limited.
