Mediterra Residence is a small complex of nine self-catering studio apartments set inside a roughly 350-year-old stone building at Šegvića ulica 29, 21000 Split, Croatia. It sits on the quiet slope above the city port, under a five-minute walk from Diocletian’s Palace and Bačvice beach. Travelers choose it for harbor views, kitchen-equipped studios and a guest rating of 4.9 from 50 reviews, all within easy reach of Split’s old town.
What to Expect at Mediterra Residence
This is a residence rather than a full-service hotel. The nine numbered studios spread across several floors of the historic building. Studio n°1 is on the ground floor. Studios n°5, n°7 and n°9 are the sea-view units looking over the port of Split. The remaining studios face the city. A typical unit, such as Studio n°2 on the first floor, measures 27 m² and sleeps two in one large double bed or two singles.
Each studio has a full kitchen with a dishwasher, oven, stove, fridge, freezer and kettle. Rooms also include satellite TV, free high-speed Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a safe and a hair dryer. There is no on-site restaurant, spa or pool. Instead, guests use the kitchens and the cafés and konobas of the nearby old town. Property manager Mia speaks Croatian and English and handles arrivals and local advice.
- Sea-View Studios: Units n°5, n°7 and n°9 overlook the ferry port and the Adriatic.
- Historic Building: The studios occupy thick-walled stone architecture dating back about 350 years.
- Full Kitchens: Every studio includes a dishwasher, oven and freezer, which suits longer stays.
- Ground-Floor Option: Studio n°1 avoids stairs entirely.
- Walkable Location: Diocletian’s Palace and Bačvice beach are each under five minutes on foot.
Mediterra Residence at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Šegvića ulica 29, 21000 Split, Croatia |
| Neighborhood / Area | Quiet residential slope above the port, east of the old town |
| Operating Hours | Check-in and check-out times are arranged with the property manager |
| Admission / Price Range | Studios from €80 per night ($$) |
| Recommended Visit Duration | 2 to 5 nights |
| Nearest Transit / Parking | Main bus station, ferry port and Split train station about 10 minutes on foot; supervised parking lot about 100 m away |
| Official Website & Phone | mediterra-residence.com · +385 99 200 0051 |
Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings
Book the sea-view studios early for June through September, when Split fills with ferry and cruise traffic. It is best to book directly through the official website or by emailing [email protected]. Arriving by ferry, bus or train puts you about a 10-minute walk from the door. Drivers can use the supervised lot roughly 100 m from the property. The building has no elevator, so travelers with limited mobility or heavy luggage should request Studio n°1 on the ground floor.
Several sights are an easy walk away. Diocletian’s Palace and the Peristyle are about 5 minutes on foot, and the Riva waterfront promenade is lined with cafés. Bačvice beach is known for picigin and evening bars. For a longer outing, walk to Marjan Hill and its viewpoints in about 20 minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Mediterra Residence cost?
Studios start from €80 per night. Rates rise in peak summer and for the sea-view units.
When is the best time to stay?
May, June and September offer warm sea temperatures with fewer crowds than July and August. Arrange your arrival time with the manager in advance.
How long should I stay?
Two to five nights covers Split itself plus day trips to Trogir, Hvar or Krka. The full kitchens make week-long stays practical.
Is it accessible and family-friendly?
There is no elevator, so upper studios require stairs, while Studio n°1 is on the ground floor. The studios best suit couples or a small family.
When planning your Split travel guide or browsing verified hotels in Split, pair this stop with standout local spots including Sailor Boutique Rooms, Diocletian's Palace, DeListes restaurant Split, and Bakra – Steak & Pizza Bar (nearby).
