AC Hotel by Marriott Split

The Split AC hotel is undoubtedly the most luxurious establishment in the city. Nestled on a beautiful new tower, it’s just a 15-minute walk from the city center, making it an ideal place to unwind after a day of sightseeing. The rooms are stunning, featuring modern amenities and luxurious furnishings. The hotel boasts a rooftop bar and an amazing spa with a spacious pool overlooking the ocean steam sauna and dry sauna as well as Thai massages. The gym was excellent as well with an amazing view and great new equipment. The staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating, recognizing our elite status with a suite upgrade. As a loyal Marriott member, I felt truly valued and appreciated. On hot days, the room temperature remains remarkably cool, a rare blessing in Europe. My stay was flawless, with nothing amiss. I want to express my gratitude to the entire team for making our birthday trip so special. I eagerly anticipate returning to this wonderful hotel in the future. The Tin at the front desk was particularly attentive and friendly. And yes, I thoroughly enjoyed my suite on the 28th floor.

This is probably one of the best AC hotels we ever stayed in. Location was great. Not too close and not too far from any major things. The staff was amazing. Particularly person at the front desk named Teo! He was so pleasant. He made sure that we had everything we needed. Service the restaurant was great. Coffee at the bar was absolutely delicious. This definitely will be a place where we will return.

Great views, friendly staff – but some design limitations We stayed at the Marriott in Split during high season. While the prices are quite steep (as expected during this time), the experience overall reflects a modern European-level hotel. The design ensures that every room offers a beautiful view, which is a definite highlight. The staff is exceptionally friendly and patient, especially during busy breakfast hours – they manage to stay professional while navigating through tight spaces and crowds. Unfortunately, some design choices don’t quite match the hotel’s size and ambition. There are only three small elevators serving a building of around 30 floors, which often results in long waits. The restaurant is quite small, and hallways are narrow, making it feel cramped during peak hours. The terrace is also very limited in space, though it offers a pleasant atmosphere. The breakfast selection is generous, with a wide variety of options. However, the rooftop bar, although semi-enclosed and modern, lacks character and could have been better utilized given the incredible location. Also worth noting: the garage entrance is tricky to navigate if you're arriving with a larger or wider vehicle. Perhaps in the off-season, the overall experience feels more balanced – but this was our impression during peak time.