Toni Palace hotel Split

Despite the difficulty getting to the hotel (38 stairs etc) we've really enjoyed our stay. There are only 4 rooms, 1 per floor. Rooms are very spacious with a lovely cross breeze. Wonderful location with-in the old palace walls, but quite quiet. Great breakfast in the small lobby area.





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