Although the hostel itself was nice and clean, getting there was a bit long winded. No detailed directions to it are given, as it says for you to go to the National Theatre and give them a call to come and pick you up. We couldn't get through on either of the numbers provided and so were only left with... More

Location: This hostel was not central in Split. There are loads of hostels right near to the bus station and central city, but we were disappointed that ours was a long, uphill walk away. It wasn't really even near enough for us to just pop back to the hostel to get ready after a day at the beach. The walk... More

Hostel Lero is operated by a group of entrepreneurial young men, headed by Lero. I managed to find the place at Vijugasta 16 (they are in an historic area and can't use much signage, you just count along the house numbers and walk into the front yard of what seems like 16, it worked for me - I recommend printing... More

We stayed in the apartment usually used as Lero's reception (privately renting the whole place). It was a lovely apartment, spacious, had everything we needed and very homely. The location was great, a quiet residential area but a short walk (5-10 mins) and you were in the old town and centre. The host, Lero, was fab. Very friendly, helpful and... More

Apparently there are few different locations of Hostel Lero, the one we stayed at just had three private rooms, a single, a double and a twin. It's really just a house, there's no reception or anything, and the host, Lero, who's very friendly and a cool guy, only seems to pop in a couple of times a day. The common... More