A 10-minute stroll from Diocletian’s Palace, in a quiet residential neighbourhood in Split is this purpose-built apartment-hotel. It has six smart modern self-catering suites (sleeping two to six), a small spa and a superb concierge service. In short: low-profile luxury. See the full post >

The Altis Grand has been on the capital’s hotel scene since the Seventies. It recently launched its GSpa, complete with fitness facilities and a heated indoor swimming pool. See the full post >

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One of the city’s biggest hostels; Generator offers more than just a lot of rooms. It has a solid location in Mitte, some pretty eye-catching industrial-chic design and a swathe of amenities that span an on-site gallery, a lovely courtyard and lots of arty touches. Staff tend to be friendly and hip. See the full […]

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This four-star hotel is in the narrow streets of Chiado, a district buzzing with cafés, concept stores and good restaurants. It offers 47 rooms, a sleek tea cocktail bar with intriguing fusions and a rooftop bar. See the full post >

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