Picolo recommends · Hotel in Split, Croatia
Marmont Heritage Hotel
Bare stone walls, calm modern furniture and a small roof terrace above the old town lanes, a few steps from the morning fish market.
Walk west out of the palace and the lanes narrow into a quieter part of the old town. Marmont is an old stone house here, refitted with a light hand: the masonry left bare, the furniture pared back, a little terrace up on the roof.
There are not many rooms, which keeps the mood calm. Restaurants are on every corner, and the fish market, where the day's catch is laid out early in the morning, is close enough to visit before breakfast.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Marmont Heritage Hotel
Marmont is our pick for couples who want a small, design-conscious hotel without leaving the old town. It is quiet in style, close to the best of Split's food and has a roof terrace for a glass of wine at sundown.
Some rooms are on the small side, so read the room descriptions carefully. There is no pool, and reaching the beach means a stroll or a bus, which can feel long in the August heat.
What you get
- Small boutique hotel with few rooms
- Roof terrace
- Rooms with exposed stone walls
- Restaurants all around
- Fish market and cafés nearby
A day at Marmont Heritage Hotel
- Morning
- Watch the fish market come to life before the heat sets in.
- Midday
- Lunch in a konoba, a simple family tavern, in the lanes nearby.
- Afternoon
- A walk along the Riva to the sea-facing walls of the palace.
- Evening
- A drink on the roof terrace as the light goes.
Location
Old town, Split, Croatia
Open in MapsQuestions about Marmont Heritage Hotel
Does Marmont Heritage Hotel have a pool?
No. Marmont is a small townhouse hotel without a pool. The nearest beaches are reached on foot or by a short bus ride from the old town.
Are the rooms at Marmont Heritage Hotel large?
Not all of them. The rooms are stylish, but several are compact, so choose a higher category if you need space for big suitcases or a longer stay.
Where is Marmont Heritage Hotel in Split?
In the old town just west of Diocletian's Palace, among narrow stone lanes, with the fish market and plenty of restaurants a few minutes away.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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