We stayed only one night in the hotel part of "Dujam" in Split. The hostel and hotel is within the same building, just in different floors. The staff was very friendly, well organized, and quite helpful in providing directions. They even have city maps, hotel flayers and business cards, and newspapers for tourists - overall it is really well organized place, although bit far away from Split centre.
The hotel rooms are very clean, not too small, have TV, free wireless and air condition that can be used as heating during colder days. The bathroom is basic, but provides everything necessary: clean towels, shower caps and shampoo/soap in the shower.
The hotel is easy to reach if you travel by car. However, there are only 4 parking spaces within very small one way street, and it is unclear where the next parking is if these 4 places are already taken.
Overall, this hotel is really worth to stay for a night or two, taking into account longer walk to the town centre for the tourist attractions.

This is a good value for money hotel / hostel near to central split. I timed it and It's about a 20 min walk (if you go the quickest route). I had booked into the hostel part (without knowing) and for a couple of days it was fine. The rooms are all private (2 beds per room). There is a kitchen but you have to bring all your own cooking equipment. The breakfast was fine, buffet style. The staff were friendly and had no problems checking in or out. There were not many people there so it was quiet. There is one large bathroom for men and one for women on the floor. For the price it was good value. Staying in the hotel part seems to about double the price. So it depends on how much you want to spend.

I booked for 3 nights as it was the only hotel that I could find with rooms free for the weekend. It’s basic no frills 2* accommodation – but my room had aircon and was very clean, and the breakfast was good enough. It is a 30 minute walk down to the waterfront but as I’m used to walking I don’t regard that as a disadvantage. Biggest gripe I have is that my passport was kept as security and held behind the reception in a pigeon hole that was on view to everyone and freely available to the enterprising thief – every responsible hotel chain abandoned that practice long ago. Only other gripes were that the TV in my room didn’t work, and being greeted by the night porter dressed in his vest was not a great welcoming experience. In summary this is very acceptable basic accommodation for someone

Very basic accommodation, but the staff were friendly and the breakfast was surprisingly good! A good budget choice for a night or two only.