Middle Dalmatia Golf Vacations

Great experience. Room was super spacious and clean. Front desk was also very friendly and helpful. Only con is that there isn’t many options to eat nearby but the beach is a short walk

Hubby

Lovely clean room, kind friendly staff who helped with restaurant recommendations, incredibly well located, delicious breakfast.

Terrible! Many of the nicest rooms — which depending on the season cost upwards toward 1,000 Euro per night — have compromised views due to construction. The photo of the view of the building under construction and the massive crane was the view I was greeted with in the suite which I was checked into. It took two days and nights of complaining - and getting Expedia involved — to finally be moved to a room that had a “sea view.” I did a little digging and learned that this has been an ongoing problem. The half-constructed concrete frame next to the Radisson Blu is officially known as the "Fikus" wing project. The concrete skeleton (Fikus wing) has sat in a stalled, unfinished state for several years due to various administrative stalls, financing shifts, and local zoning hurdles. So, there is a long sad history of guests having to look at this skeleton building. After a long delay, the project is now moving forward so that I was treated to construction noise beginning 7AM. I shot the construction video at 6:55in the morning. The project likely won’t be completed until 2028. But the sad story doesn’t end there. As you can clearly see from the attached photos, the views from much of the outdoor public space in the hotel are marred by an abandoned building covered with graffiti. The graffiti-covered concrete structure right next to the Radisson Blu (see photos) is a multi-story unfinished building frame that has spent years sitting in legal, financial, and administrative limbo.

Terrible! Many of the nicest rooms — which depending on the season cost upwards toward 1,000 Euro per night — have compromised views due to construction. The photo of the view of the building under construction and the massive crane was the view I was greeted with in the suite which I was checked into. It took two days and nights of complaining - and getting Expedia involved — to finally be moved to a room that had a “sea view.” I did a little digging and learned that this has been an ongoing problem. The half-constructed concrete frame next to the Radisson Blu is officially known as the "Fikus" wing project. The concrete skeleton (Fikus wing) has sat in a stalled, unfinished state for several years due to various administrative stalls, financing shifts, and local zoning hurdles. So, there is a long sad history of guests having to look at this skeleton building. After a long delay, the project is now moving forward so that I was treated to construction noise beginning 7AM. I shot the construction video at 6:55in the morning. The project likely won’t be completed until 2028. But the sad story doesn’t end there. As you can clearly see from the attached photos, the views from much of the outdoor public space in the hotel are marred by an abandoned building covered with graffiti. The graffiti-covered concrete structure right next to the Radisson Blu (see photos) is a multi-story unfinished building frame that has spent years sitting in legal, financial, and administrative limbo.

El AC no se ponía más frío, eso no me gustó

We were greeted warmly by Tony who who runs the establishment and he is an extremely courteous and intelligent person. It was a pleasure to meet him and to meet his wife too. Tony helped us with our arrangements and is very knowledgeable about Split.

Hubby

Terrible! Many of the nicest rooms — which depending on the season cost upwards toward 1,000 Euro per night — have compromised views due to construction. The photo of the view of the building under construction and the massive crane was the view I was greeted with in the suite which I was checked into. It took two days and nights of complaining - and getting Expedia involved — to finally be moved to a room that had a “sea view.” I did a little digging and learned that this has been an ongoing problem. The half-constructed concrete frame next to the Radisson Blu is officially known as the "Fikus" wing project. The concrete skeleton (Fikus wing) has sat in a stalled, unfinished state for several years due to various administrative stalls, financing shifts, and local zoning hurdles. So, there is a long sad history of guests having to look at this skeleton building. After a long delay, the project is now moving forward so that I was treated to construction noise beginning 7AM. I shot the construction video at 6:55in the morning. The project likely won’t be completed until 2028. But the sad story doesn’t end there. As you can clearly see from the attached photos, the views from much of the outdoor public space in the hotel are marred by an abandoned building covered with graffiti. The graffiti-covered concrete structure right next to the Radisson Blu (see photos) is a multi-story unfinished building frame that has spent years sitting in legal, financial, and administrative limbo.