A luxury boutique hotel for lovers of culture, is an extensive four-storey building, on the elevations of which the fundamental historical and cultural periods of edieval and modern Europe can be observed: Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance. On the eastern elevation it is easy to see the featurse of the Romanesque and the Gothic, while the northern elevation facing onto Pjaca has Renaissance features. The access to this spacious patrician home is through the internal court, in which even today there is an old wellhead, while the staircase leads to the upper floor that is meant only for guests of the Judita Palace Hotel. From the hotel balcony, guests of the Judita Palace can enjoy the view of Pjaca, always interesting and never the same. Just fifty metres from the hotel, passing through the Western Gate of Diocletian’s Palace and below one of the oldest of all Croatian bell towers, lies the heart of Diocletian’s Palace and the heart of Split: the Peristyle and Diocletian’s Mausoleum, since the beginning of the Christian era the Cathedral of St Doimus. From the campanile of the cathedral there is a magnificent view of the whole of Split and its surroundings.