Le Meridien Lav Split

The Resort and Its Setting

Le Meridien Lav Split sits directly on the Adriatic, a short distance from Split's city centre, with its own beach access and sea views from the accommodation. Suites and villas are laid out for families or couples wanting a longer, more comfortable stay rather than a quick overnight, with the kind of upscale furnishings you'd expect from a Marriott-affiliated property. On site, owners and guests have several dining options covering both Dalmatian cooking and more international menus, a spa built around Mediterranean-style treatments, a fitness centre, and outdoor space for relaxing between excursions.

The Area and Things to Do

Split is one of the most rewarding bases on the Croatian coast precisely because it mixes city, history and islands within easy reach. Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is minutes away and still functions as a living part of the city rather than a roped-off museum — its old streets are full of cafés, shops and market stalls. From Split's ferry port you can reach Hvar, Brač and Vis, each with its own character: Hvar for its nightlife and lavender fields, Brač for its marble quarries and quieter coves. Inland, Dalmatia's wine country makes an easy day trip for anyone interested in local wines. The Riva waterfront promenade is where locals and visitors both end up in the evening, and it's a good starting point for exploring Split Old Town on foot.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you own a week at Le Meridien Lav Split and want to sell or rent it out, you list it privately on BidMyTimeshare.com: you set your own asking price, write your own listing, and interested buyers or renters contact you directly through the platform. There's no commission taken on the sale — you pay a one-time listing fee to post, and that's it.

A few things to know specifically about this resort before you price or agree a sale. Marriott does not publish a standard resale or transfer fee for its European resorts, including properties in this family of Marriott Vacation Club locations in Europe — any fee you see quoted by a broker (for example, a flat per-week charge) is that broker's own fee, not a Marriott fee, so don't assume it applies to a private resale. Marriott has historically held a right of first refusal on resale transactions at several of its European resorts (documented at 30 days on a 2017 resort list covering Marbella-area properties), which means Marriott can, in principle, step in and match a resale deal before it completes — buyers and sellers should ask the resort's owners' association whether this right currently applies to Le Meridien Lav Split before finalising a price. Transfers at comparable Marriott European resorts have typically taken around 60–90 business days to process, so build that timeline into your plans rather than expecting an instant handover.

Resale weeks at these Marriott European resorts cannot be enrolled in Abound or converted to Bonvoy points — a resale buyer acquires the usage week itself, not points-program eligibility, so make that clear in your listing to avoid confusion. If this resort is affiliated with Interval International, a buyer purchasing the week would also gain access to that exchange network, subject to Interval's own membership terms.

Practical Notes

Split Airport is about 25 kilometres from the resort, with straightforward ground transport into the city and on to the property. The warmer months from May through September bring the most reliable Mediterranean weather and the fullest calendar of local events, which is also when demand for weeks here tends to be strongest among renters — it's worth booking or listing early if you're targeting peak summer dates. Spring and early autumn offer a quieter, still-pleasant alternative for owners who prefer to travel, or list, outside the busiest stretch.