Venetian suite is one bedroom apartment situated on the 1st floor and stretching across almost 800 sqf. This suite has charming balcony over watching the Silver gates, one of the four ancient entrances to the palace. With original Venetian armour, Schiavona swords and daggers on display this apartment reminds us of times when this part of Adriatic was ruled by Venetian republic. This is a perfect example how original Roman walls, medieval antiquities, exquisite artwork and contemporary convince can be combined into unique, luxury experience.

The Legatus Suite is a beautiful two-bedroom, full-floor apartment situated on the 2nd floor, with approx. 80 sqm (~ 856 sq. ft) of luxurious space to enjoy. Just off the elegant living room, there are two separate bedrooms, each with a private ensuite bathroom and walk-in wardrobes. With authentic Roman and Renaissance-era stone walls, breathtaking historical views, modern Italian Murano stained glass windows, medieval antiquities and original artworks, Legatus is a unique luxury experience!

The Augusti Suite is a magnificent two- bedroom, full-floor apartment, with 85 sqm (~ 914 sq. ft) of luxurious space to enjoy on the villa's 3rd floor. With an open plan living room, the suite has two separate bedrooms, each with private ensuite bathroom plus a walk-in wardrobe. With authentic Roman and Renaissance-era stone walls, breathtaking historical views, modern Italian Murano stained glass windows, medieval antiquities and original artworks, Augusti is stunning.

The Centurion Suite is a romantic one-bedroom, full-floor apartment with approx. 75 sqm (~807 sq. ft) located on the top (4th floor) of the villa. The bedroom features a separate bathroom and walk-in-wardrobe. With breathtaking historical rooftop views, a glimpse of the sea, cathedral ceilings, Renaissance-era stone walls and original artworks, Centurion is extraordinary.

Vila Nepos Piacais a fully restored and beautifully decorated two level apartment occupyingcenter of  Pavlovich palace which consist of 2nd and 3rs floor and situated on amain Split's square called Piaca.Today, the square is called "Peoples square" and it's positoned agains the westwall of Diocletian's palace.First mentioned in the 13th century, the square was changing names throughthe time, St Lawrence square, Arms square, Gentleman's square and finallyPeoples square but among the locals, Piaca is the name which is holding fordecades if not for centuries now.