0 Student halls of residence in Split

In this article we’ll tell you everything you need to know about student residences in Split, so that you can decide if it’s the ideal type of accommodation for you. You’ll find information about pros and cons, characteristics and differences between private and university residences, how to rent cheap halls of residence in Split and FAQs.

There aren’t a lot of student residences available in Split (neither private nor university). Therefore, in order to have a chance of getting a place in one of them, we recommend you to start looking in advance and apply asap.

Pros and cons of living in a residence in Split

Characteristics of this type of accommodation are:

Pros of living in student residences in Split

• Most residences are located near Universities and key areas, as well as in the city centre.
• They often include A/C and heating in the rent, which is ideal to cope with hot summers and winters without worrying about high energy costs.
• Welcomes students from all over the world, so a residence allows you to live in a multicultural environment.
• Affordable prices compared to private rentals, where tourism can increase accommodation costs.
• Contracts adapted to the academic calendar, which is convenient for international students who are only there for a semester or a year.
• University residences have kitchens, study areas and leisure areas for common use, ideal for socialising with other residents.
• Cleaning of common areas and maintenance are carried out by the residence staff. Split, being a coastal city, may have problems with humidity in some accommodation, which the residences usually manage at no extra cost.

Cons of living in student residences in Split

• Limited number of places available in halls of residence, both private and University, so it’s often very difficult to find a place in them.
• Some, especially private ones, don’t have common space.
• Most of the rooms available are shared. Halls of residence usually have double rooms, and private rooms are shared between four or five people.
• They tend to have regulations on visiting hours and activities, which can limit freedom in an active, nightlife city.
• Split is a popular destination, and the number of students and visitors can make residences noisy, affecting the atmosphere for study and relaxation.
• Although A/C and heating are included, the hours of use may be limited, which is uncomfortable in Split, where summer and winter temperatures are often extreme.

Private student residences in Split

There are very few private residences available for students and are usually located in central neighbourhoods, like the most frequented leisure areas.

The most common accommodations are shared rooms. These usually accommodate four or five people, with bunk beds. The space available for each student is very limited, especially in terms of storage. They usually have one shared bathroom, or two bathrooms shared with two rooms, as well as a balcony and a small kitchen.

Private residences don’t usually have shared facilities for their residents, i.e. shared spaces within the same flat, such as kitchen and/or living room are usually the only spaces you can use besides the bedroom.

Services included like water, electricity, Internet, etc., are normally included in the rental price. Also, the cost of using the air conditioning is also included, basic for the hot summer months.

University halls of residence in Split

In this section we’ll talk about halls of residence offered by the institutions, like the University of Split. They are located in areas such as the neighbourhood of Spinut or Campus. Spinut is known for being a quiet area, surrounded by nature and close to the centre of Split, while Campus is located closer to the university facilities, which eases the access to classes and other academic activities.

In terms of accommodation, there are single and shared rooms with two people, depending on privacy and budget preferences. The monthly rent varies depending on the type of room, being approximately €100 for a single room and €130 for a double room. This means that living in a university hall of residence provides an affordable accommodation option in this Croatian city.

University halls of residence usually have common facilities that encourage the creation of a community among residents. These may include shared kitchens, study rooms and recreational areas.

Services included are electricity, water, heating and cleaning of common areas, while some additional services may require an extra fee, such as the use of certain sports facilities or laundry services. It’s also common for residences to offer security, such as controlled access, and in some residences,security personnel at specific times.

University Residence Halls of the University of Split

This institution has two university halls of residence. The number of places offered is less than the demand, so it tends to sell out quickly.

If you want to know about accommodation near the University of Split, read this article.

Rent cheap student residences in Split

In our Erasmus Play search engine and comparator you can find all the private and verified residences, as well as other types of accommodation, available in the Croatian city. You can make your search by filtering through your preferred characteristics to find your ideal flat, room or residence easily.

FAQ about student residences in Split