Queen Teuta Luxury Rooms Split

The apartment is very worn, and the photos online made it look much better. For a place with this name, I expected more luxury. It's also on the fourth floor, so all your luggage has to go up and down several flights of stairs. During my stay, the door kept unlocking and sitting ajar. I came back one day to find it open. Luckily nothing was stolen, but if you stay, make sure it shuts tightly and check it more than once. The soap and shampoo were completely watered down, really poor even for a budget place. You might as well pay a little more for Irini luxury rooms, which really does have more luxurious facilities.

The place was quiet, with clean rooms, nice furniture and very good amenities. It's in a residential apartment building divided into accommodation units, close to the beach and the old town blocks. Keep in mind it's on the fourth floor and there's no elevator. I wouldn't recommend it for older people, pregnant guests or anyone who has trouble with stairs.

There's no elevator, and the room is on the fourth floor. The decor is nice and it was clean, BUT it's extremely small. With the window open, there's no room to walk beside the bed, and I had to put my suitcase on the bedside table. I booked what was listed as a deluxe apartment, but this isn't an apartment or even a studio, just a tiny hotel room. It didn't match what I picture when I hear “deluxe.”

I couldn't get a night's rest here. Every night there was noise from young people partying in the hotel, and around 3 a.m. my room and bed started shaking. The rooms are old, and the price isn't worth it. This might suit people here to party, but not those of us travelling for work.