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Hotel Marjan Split

Split, Croatia · Maistra Collection · Accessible Luxury

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A 1963 seafront modernist landmark by Croatian architect Lovre Perkovic, Split's Hotel Marjan was extended in 1979 for the Mediterranean Games before decades of decline led Adris Group to buy it in 2019 for roughly 324 million kuna. Demolished in 2023, it is being rebuilt as a 285-room five-star property by Studio 3LHD with interiors by Milan's Lissoni Architettura, reopening expected summer 2026.

About Hotel Marjan Split

History

Hotel Marjan was built in 1963 on the seafront of Split's Meje district, designed by Croatian architect Lovre Perkovic as a modernist landmark with 220 rooms. It was extended in 1966 and again in 1979 for the Mediterranean Games, and renovated in 1989, standing for decades as one of the city's principal hotels.

The hotel fell into decline and closed in the mid-2000s. In 2019 the Adris Group (parent of the Maistra hospitality arm) acquired the property for roughly 324 million kuna (about €43 million). The original structure was demolished in 2023 and is being rebuilt as a five-star hotel with about 285 rooms, with architecture by Studio 3LHD and interiors by Milan's Lissoni Architettura; reopening is expected in summer 2026.

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