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Le Meridien Lav, Split LE MERIDIEN LAV, SPLIT LE MERIDIEN A COASTAL JOURNEY AWAITS LAV, SPLIT Experience contemporary lifestyle at the heart of Grljevaèka 2a Dalmatia's pristine coast. Lounge on the hotels beaches Podstrana 21312 Croatia and immerse yourself in crystal clear waters; discover T +385 21 500 500 culinary delicacies from the region through the many F +385 21 500 300 restaurants scattered around the resorts vast grounds; lemeridienlavsplit.com pamper body & soul in the RE:CUPERA Spa & Wellness or take a stroll along the hotels private full service luxury yacht marina. Do it all with flair! EXTRAORDINARY SERVICES A heated indoor swimming pool and outdoor infinity pool, LE MERIDIEN SPLIT PROVIDES YOU steam bath, sauna, gym and modern spa with private WITH A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE treatment rooms help relax and revitalise. ON THE DESTINATION, A NEW WAY OF SEEING DALMATIA THROUGH A ELEGANT GUESTROOMS Each guestroom and suite has floor-to-ceiling windows SELECTION OF UNIQUE that open up to large balconies, a flat screen TV, Wi-Fi and High-Speed Internet Access, separate sofa seating, EXPERIENCES. DISCOVER THE individually controlled air conditioning, international direct UNKNOWN, GAIN CULTURAL INSIGHT, dual telephone lines, a hairdryer and an in-room safe. Our 380 well-appointed guestrooms and suites include: SEE THINGS DIFFERENTLY! 51 Classic Rooms N 43° 3’ E 16° 32’ 100 Superior Rooms DESTINATION UNLOCKED 51 Deluxe Rooms *61 Elegant Rooms *99 Premium Rooms *17 Suites *Refurbished as of April 1st 2021 *Room image is an artistic rendering used for illustrative purposes and actual view and/or room size or layout may vary EXQUISITE WELLNESS & SPA As soon as you walk through our doors, your RE:CUPERA journey begins. Whether you are here to improve your overall well-being or simply to relax and enjoy tranquility of our spa, we would like to take you on an unforgettable journey through the world of RE:CUPERA. 10 treatment rooms, dedicated thermal zone, indoor + outdoor pool, fitness, exercise studio, hair salon and various beuaty treatments such as Med Contour, Med Visage, Pressotherapy, Laser hair removal. Our experts will guide you through the process of finding the perfect balance for a healthier and better life. INSPIRING CUISINE Be inspired and energised by the innovative flavours and creative presentations of our carefully curated fare. Conlemani restaurant: a modern Italian restaurant and a place of handmade and hand-picked goods and values which speak for themselves. They speak Italian. Spalatum Restaurant: Serving contemporary world cuisine buffets. Spalatum offers panoramas of the Adriatic Sea and Split's city centre from its contemporary interior and chic terrace Gooshter beach club: A trendy gathering place for world travellers and sun worshippers. This popular venue offers a unique mix of culture and cuisine from East and South. 7 Palms restaurant: Relaxed and informal, beach bar and restaurant by day transforms into cool lounge bar at night and fine dining at night. RE:FRESH bar: Ideal for soaking up the sunshine, getting fresh fruit drinks before dipping into the infinity pool. Zootz cafe: Located in the marina with breathtaking sunset views. Try summer cocktails, coffees and more. SITUATED FOR DISCOVERY Le Méridien Lav’s unique location invites guests to easily explore the imposing Dalmatian coast stopping every few kilometers to admire scenic towns and villages including those of Trogir, Omiš and Makarska. ZADAR MARINA LAV Marina Lav is an exquisite Mediterranean harbour with exceptional geographic location. Situated in the very centre of Croatian coast, it is an integral part of the Le Méridien Lav. This exquisite marina is a safe port with 74 N 43°3' E 16°32'sea berths for vessels up to 40m DESTINATION UNLOCKED KEY ŠIBENIK 01 Mestrovic Gallery 04 03 01 DISCOVER MORE 02 TROGIR Omiš SPLIT 02 OMIŠ 03 Kaštela International Airport (SPU) ŠOLTA 05 07 04 Trogir BRAC 06 MAKARSKA 05 Island of Šolta EMBARK ON A JOURNEY06 OF COASTAL DISCOVERY HVAR Island of Braè 07 Makarska and Biokovo VIS CONVENIENT ACCESS KORCULA Kaštela Split International Airport: PELJEŠAC 28 km / 25 minutes Split International Port: 8 km / 10 minutes LASTOVO MLJET EUR1 Highway to Zagreb and Dubrovnik: 25km / 22 minutes DUBROVNIK N W E S.
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