Picolo recommends · Hotel in Trogir, Croatia
Brown Beach House
An old factory turned beach hotel, with the pool, the sea and the medieval lanes of Trogir all within an easy stroll.
The building once housed a factory, and the conversion has kept its long, open lines. Today it is all light interiors, a pool and a strip of beach, right on the water outside the old town of Trogir.
Trogir is a small medieval town on an island linked to the mainland by bridges, and it is on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Its lanes empty out in the evening, leaving the quayside restaurants to a calmer crowd than in Split.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Brown Beach House
Brown Beach House is our pick for couples who want design, a beach and a beautiful small town in one stay. Being close to the airport also makes it a smart first or last night on this coast.
You are not in Split, and getting there takes around half an hour each way by bus or boat. Anyone planning to spend most days exploring Split itself will lose time on the journeys.
What you get
- Beach by the hotel
- Pool
- Bright, modern rooms
- Converted factory building
- Boats to Split
A day at Brown Beach House
- Morning
- A swim from the beach while Trogir is still asleep.
- Midday
- Wander the old town lanes and the cathedral square.
- Afternoon
- Pool time, or a boat across to Split.
- Evening
- Dinner on the quay as the boats come in.
Location
Trogir, Croatia
Open in MapsQuestions about Brown Beach House
Is Brown Beach House close to Split Airport?
Yes, it is close by, which is why it works well for a first or last night. Check the transfer time when you book, as summer traffic varies.
How do I get from Brown Beach House to Split?
Take the bus or a boat. The trip takes around half an hour, so a day in Split is easy, but evenings there need some planning.
Does Brown Beach House have a beach?
Yes. The hotel sits on the sea with a beach and a pool, and the old town of Trogir is a short walk away.
Other hotels nearby
Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
How Picolo chooses
Our editors pick every hotel themselves, and most of them we have stayed at. No hotel can pay to be included or ranked higher. When you book through our links, Hotels.com pays Picolo a small commission. It never changes the price you pay, and it never decides what we write.