≈CHEZ SANJA≈

PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION IN SPLIT

 

 

 

 

Contents

·       Sanja’s accommodation

·       Price List

·       Contact Information

·       Favorite Links

·       About City of Split

·       Other Information

·       About Your Host

 

 

 

Sanja’s accommodation

Two beautiful studio apartments in center of Split, only 50 meters from the east walls of Diocletian’s Palace and five minute walk from bus and train station as well as the ferry port and the most popular beach in town Bačvice with its well known sand laguna and bars and clubs.

Sanja’s apartments are perfect for independent and private staying in 1700 years old city of Split.

Diocletian’s Palace

 

 

STUDIO APPARTAMENT 1

·        3 star category

·        40m2

·        2nd floor in a private building(4 floors total)

·        balcony over viewing open market and Split’s harbor

·        main room is bedroom and a living room

·        small tea kitchen, completely equipped

·        bathroom with a bath tube, hot water, 2 mirrors

·        air condition TV, fridge

·        2 double beds, couch, dining table with chairs

·        carpet, 100 years old wardrobe, hand painted, oil paintings on the walls

 

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STUDIO APARTAMENT 2

·        1 star category

·        30m2

·        bathroom with shower, hot water

·        basic kitchen equipment

·        2 double beds and a single bed

·        dining table with chairs

·        fridge, TV, ventilator

·        2 large windows over viewing open market and city harbor

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Price List

 

 

SEASON

STUDIO

APARTAMENT 1

STUDIO

APARTAMENT 2

PRESEASON

(15.04-31.06)

·        30€/night per person

(min. 2 persons)

·        45€ per night for only

 ONE person staying

·        25€/night per person  (min. 2 persons)

·        40€ per night for only ONE person staying

HIGH SEASON

(01.07.-31.08)

·        40€/night per person

(min. 2 persons)

·        60€ per night for only

ONE person staying

·        35€/night per person (min. 2 persons)

·        50€ per night for only ONE person

LOW SEASON

(01.09-15.10)

SAME PRICES AS PRESEASON

SAME PRICES AS PRESEASON

POSTSEASON

(16.10.-14.04)

·        25€/night per person

(min. 2 persons)

·        40€ per night for only ONE person staying

SAME PRICES AS STUDIO APARTAMENT1

 

 

Notice

·        Prices include breakfast in STUDIO APARTAMENT 1.

·        Breakfast in STUDIO APARTAMENT 2 can be ordered and is extra paid, 5 euros per day (not per person!)

·        All prices are in euros.

·        Paying is on arrival, in advance, in cash.

·        All guests will get receipt.

·        Checking out time is at 10.00 AM

 

 

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Contact Information

E-mail address

sanjagrube@yahoo.com

Office phone

00 385 (0)91 729 41 32

               or

00 385 (0)21 347 691

 

 

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Favorite Links

 

 

www.visitsplit.com

www.splitskascena.com

www.split.info

www.travel.gay.info

www.hostels.com

 

 

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About City of Split

 

 

HISTORY

 

In year 295 AD – 1700 years ago, Roman emperor Diocletian started to build his palace in the bay of Aspalathos on the Dalmatian coast, the land of his birth. After his abdication in 305, he retired, left Nicomedia and settled in the palace, intending to spend the rest of his life there. The rectangular Diocletian’s palace occupies an area or about 28.900 square meters.

After Diocletian’s death the palace remained an imperial possession. The transformation of the palace into the town began in the seventh century, when the inhabitants of nearby Salona took refuge in the palace during the invasion of Avars and Slavs. In the tenth and eleventh centuries Split came under the rule of Croatian kings. At the beginning of the twelfth century, like other Dalmatian towns, it became a free commune under direct authority of Hungaro-Croatian king.

 At the beginning of the fifteenth century, the medieval free commune was replaced by Venetian administration, which lasted until the end of the eighteenth century.

In the nineteenth century, after a short period under French rule, the town fell under Austro-Hungarian Empire.

After World War I, the role of Split as a cultural, administrative and economic centre became still greater, reflecting in the town expansion and large population influx.

Following the Second World War, during which the town suffered from frequent air raids, there began the most dynamic development of Split.   

 

 

CHARACTER

 

Split is city that lives at a slow pace: you will soon get used to it. The feeling that persists is the one of an every day holiday. The squares, restaurants and cafes are crowded. The unavoidable promenade, Riva, is overwhelmed by mild and refreshing wind, Mistral in summer, while in winter; the Mediterranean sun and the Palace protect it from the cold like a winter coat. This really feels like home.

It is the déjà vu that can be experienced only in the cities in which the centuries clash. A thousand and seven hundreds years ago Roman Emperor Diocletian, son of Jupiter the God, built the first summer palace, nowhere else but here.

 

MAPS

 

  

                                     Centre of Split                                                                                                            Split

 

 

WALK AROUND SPLIT

 

   

 

 

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Other Information

 

·        AIRPORT – 021/203-555

·        PORT (FERRY TERMINAL) – 021/338-333

·        RAILWAY STATION – 021/338-525 or 060-333-444

·        BUS STATION – 060-327-327

·        SUBURBAN BUS STATION – 060-393-393

·        RADIO TAXI – 970

·        TOURIST INFORMATION CENRE – 021-345-606

·        CROATIA AIRLINES – information – 067-777-777

                                                booking – 021-362-997

              

 

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About Your Host

 

·        Your hosts name is Sanja

·        She runs family business

·        Sanja lives next door to her apartments but respecting her guests privacy is of utmost importance

·        Your host speaks English, Croatian and Polish fluently and manages with French, German, Italian and Spanish

 

 

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Last revised: 26.09.2006