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" Very clean, wonderfully helpful staff, good food. Although it was a short stay prior to a morning flight, we all thought is was a very good choice. Our only regret was not having time for a quick swim right across the street. "

"Great hotel in Trogir’s old town. The staff were really friendly and helpful. Was a great start to our holiday"

"Good value Arranged a taxi for 4:45 am. And were pressent to ensure it arrived "

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"Quite but right on the water close to everything, wonderful staff"

"It is very close to Split Airport. We met the cruise people at the airport and returned the rental car. The hotel breakfast was delicious. We walked from the hotel to the town. We had a nice balcony to enjoy a bottle of wine."

"The management is super friendly and accommodating. We’ve stayed here several times when flying in or out of Split. You’re in the pedestrian old town but very close to the road for transporting bags. The breakfast buffet is excellent."

"We were made to feel really welcome by all the Staff. The Hotel was spotless. We ate in the Hotel a number of times and the Food was excellent. The Pizzas are a must. At Breakfast the choice was amazing. We enjoyed this Hotel so much we are going back next year. I would highly recommend the Hotel Trogirski Dvori. "

"We had a lovely five-night stay in this hotel in early September. The hotel staff were friendly and courteous throughout. A member of staff called to check on us, as our flight was a little delayed, and, later, they let us borrow some beach towels. The room was comfortable, clean and air conditioned, with a good shower. Window shutters and curtains allowed for a quiet and dark sleep with little distubance. We got a plentiful breakfast buffet each morning, included in the price. The hotel is a very short walk from the Trogir bus depot, so easy to reach by bus from Split airport (37 bus, runs into late evening, and costs about €2). The hotel is located in the midst of the old town of Trogir, an attractive warren of narrow, cobbled streets. All parts of Trogir island can be easily reached on foot. There are lots of restaurants nearby (most relatively similar in their menu, but all of decent standard, with good seafood). Expect to pay €30-50 per person for dinner with a glass of wine. For a cheaper option, there is a market just outside the Trogir walls with copious food, sandwiches, etc. Walking to the promenade, one can take a quick taxi boat to the beach on Okrug, for €5 per person. There you can swim and do a range of water-based activities. The beach is pebbled rather than sandy, so consider some swim shoes or hiring a recliner for €10 each. Or sit in one of the open air cafes overlooking the beach. Altogether a lovely stay and a lovely hotel."