A great place to stay...good location with an old homey atmosphere. It was a workout hauling our bags up 3 flights of stairs, but it was worth it to have access to a roof top deck where we enjoyed a glass of wine and watched the sunset. The beds are very firm and the walls a bit thin. Take the... More

This hotel has a lot going for it: location, character, beautiful decor, and a good restaurant serving local specialties. It's perfect for those who seek old-world charm and aren't afraid of a few old-world inconveniences, namely, carrying your suitcase upstairs, dim room lighting, furniture that is more elegant than it is functional, and limited vehicle access. My experience with the... More

For a three day stay we had an excellent, comfortable room with a very large bath in a hotel which whilst in the narrow medieval streets of Trogir, was not at al clautrophobic. The staff were particularly helpful and friendly. The hotel restaurant has a menu more extensive and with mote apparently genuine local dishes than most of the towns... More

Good location (inside Trogir old town), but a bit sleepy service. Rooms kept in castle style, nervous wall papers and hard beds. Had some charm but wasn't up to other hotel experiences in Dalmatia. More

We stayed one night here, arriving at Split airport, and renting a car. From the airport to Trogir is a very simple 10 minute drive, even in the dark. Hotel Pasike is on the tiny island that makes up the ancient centre of Trogir. Arrival is a bit complicated, and not at all as described on booking dot com. You... More

We are in Hotel Pasike at the moment, and were really surprised when we arrived. The room is really big (listed as double room with extra bed). Decor is really lovely and staff very nice. Well worth the asking price ! Best of all is the location, in the old town and only 2 min walk to the waterfront. Only... More

This was like staying in an updated stone castle. There were antique furniture and modern touches--a minibar/refrigerator, flatscreen TV, internet, and a shower from the space age. It was a Fiberglas and plastic soundbooth complete with three shower sources: rain shower head, handheld, and six side sprays around a mini seat. There were electric buttons for light, fan, and yes,... More

Directions to finding the hotel were incomplete since there is a car-proof barrier between the street and the hotel that can only be lowered if someone from the hotel knows that you've arrived but, once there, Hotel Pasike was our oasis for 4 nights. Welcoming owners, helpful staff, spacious room and delicious breakfast made this the perfect jumping off point... More

Trogir is a mini-Dubrovnik, and just as charming. As with DBV, Trogir's Old Town is closed to vehicular traffic. Access to the Hotel Pasike cul-de-sac is gate-controlled. After unloading baggage, one's vehicle is parked in a lot not five minutes walk away, at discounted rates. The Old Town, with its cobbled, crooked streets and numerous stores and restaurants, is all... More