This very nice apartment was a great find during my recent trip travelling down the coast.

The host, Iveska, was so friendly and saw to all of our needs. The apartment was very clean and located outside of split, approximately 9 kilometers outside of Split. Some may find the location undesirable due to its location outside of split; however there is a bus that runs frequently and it's a quiet place outside of overcrowded
Split. We drove and there was parking on site for free. Restaurants and supermarkets are close by for all our needs and several of the rooms come with sea views making for an ideal location to quietly watch the sunset from our balcony.
Also, nearby beach acces.

Breakfast was delicious with a wide selection of cereals, breads, fruit
and other items.

If you are looking for an affordable alternatice to the noise and bustle of Split, this is the place.

The Pink Inn was the second place we stayed in Croatia, but it was the first place that made us feel completely at home and relaxed (especially after a fun but crowded day in Split). Iveska is warm, friendly and very helpful. The breakfast provided is one of the best I've had, and there's a great pizzeria (Fabios) right across the street. We would definitely stay here again!

Our apartment was clean and spacious, with a beautiful view. As others has noted, the innkeeper is friendly and capable, and a native speaker of English. The location is perfect for those traveling with a car because one can park at the inn and use the frequent, convenient bus service to travel into Split.

We booked here so that we would be able to park our rental car. Although it is five or so kilometres out of the main town there is a bus stop just outside, which gets you into Split in 15 minutes. Our host welcomed us warmly and put us into the top-floor apartment (for the same price as a room). So we had a great view over the bay towards Split and the use of cooking facilities etc. Breakfast (lovely pastries!) was on the terrace overlooking the water. We enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere and the proximity to the beach…although this mostly consisted of pebbles and concrete.