Bratus Vacation Packages

We liked everything. A bit cold in the pool. And the kitchen needs new knives. And perhaps more firewood for the outside stove.

The house is in close proximity to the beach, restaurants, and a grocery store. It has a nice roof top with hot tub. It’s a quiet and friendly area. Just be careful where you park if you’re renting a car. We got two parking tickets for parking on the street overnight. Although they were cheaper than parking in a lot. The house is a short drive from Trogir or Split. The only thing I would suggest is bring extra towels. There is a washing machine, but no dryer.

Perfect location, friendly, helpful staff, very nice breakfast

Absolutely fantastic stay at Vila Nepos! We stayed in the Venetian Room and couldn’t have been happier. The location is incredible—you are literally inside Diocletian’s Palace, right next to the bell tower and adjacent to the church square. From our window, we could watch Roman soldier reenactments marching through the streets while live musicians played in the square below. It was an amazing and unforgettable way to experience the history and atmosphere of Split. The room itself was huge, beautifully furnished, and full of historic character. We loved being able to see and hear the activity of the square when we wanted to, but when we closed the windows, the room became remarkably peaceful and quiet. The air conditioning was a lifesaver during the extreme heat of our visit. We could spend the day exploring Split, walk back to the apartment in just a couple of minutes, and cool down immediately. The Wi-Fi was also reliable and worked well throughout our stay. Our host was exceptionally friendly, accommodating, and helpful throughout our stay. We also purchased the breakfast option, which gave us the opportunity to try several different places. Instead of breakfast being served on-site, we received vouchers that could be used at several nearby locations. We chose three different places during our stay, and all three were excellent. Two offered fixed breakfast menus, while Central Cafe offered both a buffet and an à la carte menu, so you could choose from either—or both.