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Vila Nepos, Split Hotels
Historically rich, restored Roman building offering suites, unique decor, and a location in Diocletian’s Palace
### A Glimpse into History: Vila Nepos Hotel in Split
Nestled securely within the ancient and preserved walls of Diocletian’s Palace in Split, the Vila Nepos Hotel stands as a testament to history, a beautifully restored Roman building that whispers tales of centuries past. Its very foundations are steeped in the rich history of the Roman Empire, with origins tracing back to the 4th century CE. In those times, this very location served as the private quarters for the Emperor’s elite Roman Praetorian guards, offering them a strategic and luxurious haven within the palace complex.
Today, Vila Nepos Hotel boasts a truly prime location that offers guests the unique opportunity to step directly into the vibrant and bustling heart of Split. You’ll find yourself effortlessly within walking distance of some of the city’s most iconic and beloved attractions, including the awe-inspiring Cathedral of Saint Domnius and the picturesque Riva promenade. Imagine strolling along the waterfront, breathing in the fresh Adriatic air, and soaking in the lively atmosphere just moments from your hotel. Furthermore, some of the hotel’s windows even offer breathtaking views directly onto the magnificent Cathedral of Saint Domnius, allowing you to admire its beauty from the comfort of your own room.
Each meticulously designed suite within the Vila Nepos Hotel is a work of art in itself, decorated with museum-quality antiques, sculptures, and art pieces that draw inspiration from the opulence, wealth, and undeniable majesty of ancient Roman life. The hotel features four distinct suites, each generously extending across an entire floor of the building, offering an unparalleled sense of space and privacy. These suites seamlessly combine the authentic historical ambience of the Roman era with all the modern conveniences and amenities that today’s discerning traveler expects. Past kimkim travelers have consistently lauded the rooms as lavish, spacious, and incredibly comfortable, describing the overall feel as reminiscent of a classic, elegant Italian villa. Each suite features a fully equipped kitchen, allowing you to prepare your own meals and snacks at your leisure, and air conditioning to ensure your comfort during the warmer months. Select, upgraded rooms even include convenient laundry facilities, providing an added level of convenience and practicality during your stay in Split.
Vila Nepos Hotel is more than just a place to stay; it’s a veritable step back in time, providing you with an immersive and unforgettable historical experience. The building’s authentic Roman walls and gracefully flowing arches are carefully preserved and proudly on full display, inviting you to see and touch the tangible remnants of a bygone era. Each morning, for breakfast, you’ll embark on a pleasant and brief walk to a nearby, carefully selected restaurant, providing you with a wonderful opportunity to explore the charming surrounding area and discover hidden gems within Split. With its unique combination of unparalleled historical charm and thoughtfully integrated modern luxury, Vila Nepos Hotel serves as the ideal and perfect base for your exploration of all that Split has to offer.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+385 916100040
Ul. Julija Nepota 1
https://www.vilanepos.com/
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