Located in the very heart of Belgrade, Hotel Majestic is a traditional-style hotel offering elegant rooms with modern amenities, free WiFi, a restaurant and an on-site garage parking.
Ljubica
Australia
Great location, close to shops and restaurants, staff were great , friendly and helpful .
Situated in Belgrade, 1.3 km from Temple of Saint Sava, Nobel Gallery Hotel features accommodation with a garden, private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers a bar.
Mingo
Austria
Good hotel for transit through beautiful Belgrade.
Charger for electrical car.
The personal was very professional.
Set in the vibrant quarter of Skadarlija, Hotel Bohemian Garni - Skadarlija is situated in Belgrade, 500 metres from Trg Republike Belgrade, 700 metres from Knez Mihailova Street and 2.3 km from St.
Offering free and unlimited use of the wellness and spa centre and the gym, Hotel Moskva is housed in an Empire-style building considered a local landmark.
Gillian
United Kingdom
Just loved this hotel. The history, the location, the staff. I just can’t fault it. Breakfast was included and was accompanied by a live pianist. Beautiful rooms. I especially loved the outside seating area to have a drink day or night. I cannot recommend this hotel enough plus Belgrade is a great city to visit with lovely people
The IN Hotel Beograd is a business hotel set amidst the central financial and business area of New Belgrade, perfectly suited for business people offering modern comfort and a unique blend of design...
Urszula
Poland
Very good hotel, rooms big, comfortable with air conditions, great breakfasts
Boasting an a la carte restaurant, Hotel Marshal Garni is situated in Belgrade, just a 4-minute walk from Trg Republike Belgrade. Guests can enjoy their drinks at on-site bar.
Located in Belgrade, about 2.5 km from the central Republic Square, Radisson Collection Hotel, Old Mill Belgrade offers a sauna and a fitness centre, both free of charge.
Orhideea
Romania
The building is wonderful, and the architecture and design are exceptional. We chose Radisson in the hope that we wouldn’t go wrong and would have a stay that meets our expectations.
Offering free WiFi in the business centre of Belgrade, in the immediate vicinity of the St. Sava church, Hotel Slavija Lux is easily accessible from the main bus and train stations.
Soichiro
Austria
Renovated rooms in good shape and clean. Convenient location. Good beds and nicely sized rooms.
Garni Hotel D10 is set in Belgrade, 6.2 km from Belgrade Arena. Conveniently situated in the Zemun district, this hotel features free bikes. The property is 7.7 km from Trg Republike Belgrade.
Super personal! With privat safe parking and very clean.
Featuring an on-site bar, Hotel Tesla - Smart Stay is set in Belgrade, 700 metres from St. Sava Temple. Free WiFi is available and private parking is possible on site.
It was perfect and had private parking with tesla charger
Located within the pedestrian zone of central Belgrade, Envoy Hotel offers an à la carte restaurant and free use of the spa facilities. Free WiFi access is provided throughout the property.
Awesome hotel with a good staff on the great location!
Hotel Mint is located in a quiet area of Belgrade, 600 metres from Belgrade Fair and 2 km from the historic core. It offers modern-style rooms fitted with air conditioning and free WiFi.
Great rooms. Very clean. Very nice staff. Excellent breakfast.
Located in the very centre of Belgrade, Hotel Argo was fully renovated in 2013 and overlooks the Beograđanka Palace. It offers modernly furnished rooms with a free Wi-Fi access.
Location is amazing as well as Breakfast and the staff
Well set in the centre of Belgrade, Prince Rooftop provides free WiFi throughout the property and a terrace. This 4-star hotel offers luggage storage space.
Very clear information for arrival and kind personal
Located in Belgrade, 5.2 km from Belgrade Train Station, Apart Hotel Maksimum provides accommodation with a garden, private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Clean, new and spacious room. Excellent breakfast.
Situated in Belgrade, less than 1 km from Temple of Saint Sava, Konak Stella features accommodation with a garden, private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Very new and clean. Perfect and cheap hotel for quick layovers.
Conveniently set in the Rakovica district of Belgrade, Vila Kruna is located 11 km from Ada Ciganlija, 11 km from Belgrade Train Station and 12 km from Temple of Saint Sava.
Otel sahipleri cok iyiydi ve komforluydu aile oteli
Situated in the centre of Belgrade, 700 metres from Republic Square Belgrade, URBAN DOWNTOWN luxury rooms and suites features air-conditioned rooms and free WiFi.
İlgili resepsiyon çalışanı, temiz oda , ikram kahve .
Conveniently located in Belgrade, Prezident Palace Belgrade - Adults Only offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, free private parking and room service.
Specious room, fantastic rooftop pool, and a good service.
Set in Belgrade and with Republic Square Belgrade reachable within 2 km, H41 Luxury Suites offers concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
near Nicolic Basketball Arena
and public transport
The centrally located boutique hotel Townhouse 27 in Belgrade is on a quiet street near pedestrian and shopping zone around Republic Square and Knez Mihailova Street.
Loved the service, the café personal, reception and Everyone
Featuring a restaurant with a garden terrace and spa and wellness facilities, Boutique Hotel Natalija Residence provides modernly-furnished accommodation in Belgrade.
Located in Belgrade city centre, Zepter Hotel Belgrade, part of Zepter Hotels, member of Zepter International, a world famous brand, is surrounded by the National Theatre, art galleries and shops.
Position, marble and design in the hotel, cleanse.
Situated in Belgrade, 1.1 km from Temple of Saint Sava, Hanami Design Hotel features accommodation with a garden, private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Great unique design of hotel and fantastic location
The luxurious Square Nine Hotel is located in the centre of Belgrade, 50 metres from the Kneza Mihailova pedestrian and shopping district and 100 metres from the Kalemegdan Fortress.
Quiet and beautiful hotel in the heart of Belgrade
FAQs about hotels in Belgrade
On average, 3-star hotels in Belgrade cost £54 per night, and 4-star hotels in Belgrade are £86 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Belgrade can on average be found for £160 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Belgrade this weekend is £66 or, for a 4-star hotel, £122. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Belgrade for this weekend cost on average around £303 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £59 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Belgrade for tonight. You'll pay on average around £97 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Belgrade will cost around £271 (based on Booking.com prices).
Its really a good city to visit. 2-3 days of stay is...
Its really a good city to visit. 2-3 days of stay is sufficient for Beograd trip. Don't ever come in a summer months as it will be very hot. Ideal time might be in the transition months of winter to summer or end of summer. Clean and Safe city for any type of traveler.
Dharani
India
Scored 10
10
Belgrade was a breath of fresh air, culturally vibrant,...
Belgrade was a breath of fresh air, culturally vibrant, walkable, interesting, with a very friendly chill vibe. cafes, vendors, buskers all the things that make traveling wonderful. I hesitate to gush too much about Belgrade, because I don't exactly want everyone to descend upon this place & turn it into a place overrun by tourists. The City of Belgrade belongs to the Serbians, it is a city the Serbians enjoy & it is the Serbians & their culture that make it lovely.
Z. Doats
Scored 10
10
Anyone looking for new locations for city breaks should try...
Anyone looking for new locations for city breaks should try Belgrade. Food and drink is still relatively cheap. Getting around the city is easy. Lots of places to visit such as Kalemegdan fortress, Skadarlija (the old boehmian street - Sesir Moj is a nice restaurrant and is one of my favourites) St Sava Temple. For children and families Ada Ciganlija (Belgrade Beach) many museums including the Nikola Tesla museum and numerous parks around the city as well as other historical buildings. For something a little more upmarket there's Belgrade Waterfront with cafes and restaurants as well as a shopping mall.
Angela
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Belgrade, like most capital cities has a lot to see and do.
Belgrade, like most capital cities has a lot to see and do. I had the benefit of a local guide so really got out to see a lot. I'm certainly going back again and using it as a base to explore more. It's not as cheap as the rest of the country but still less than you would expect in a European capital.
You can get around Belgrade using trams, buses, on foot and in taxis. Be wary of the unregistered taxis and used the hotel recommendations and call the taxi company.
The people were very friendly and always helpful. They mostly speak English except the elderly.
There are plenty of places to eat though not many offer Serbian specialities. Serbian food is excellent by the way. There are coffee bars by the dozen. Meeting and drinking in coffee bars is the Serbian way!
John
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
"There are few things in Belgrade that I have not already...
"There are few things in Belgrade that I have not already seen elsewhere... Maybe only three: its rivers, its sky and its people. Out of these three primeval elements, the unique spirit of Belgrade is born."
-Momo Kapor, "The Magic of Belgrade"
Katarina
Poland
Scored 4.0
4.0
I lived in Belgrade from 1993 to 2007.
I lived in Belgrade from 1993 to 2007. It used to be a city with a soul, uniqueness, and creativity. Now, it is becoming an ordinary, costly European city where profit has become the most important thing. Specifically, there is construction work at almost every corner so that new buildings can be built. Belgrade has only 10% of the green space, and given the tendency of the construction, the amount of concrete will just increase. :(
I rarely travel, so I don't have much experience staying in hotels. Nevertheless, this one is the best I've ever seen. Very spacious room, polite and responsive staff, cleanliness, good wi-fi, comfortable space to work with laptop on the ground floor, excellent location (near the city center). Tired after the flight, I forgot my cell phone in the cab. The receptionist helped me a lot to get my phone back, respect to him. High level of the service made it possible to overcome this unpleasant moment.
I liked that the room was pretty spacious for a hotel in the city center and everything was clean and tidy. I also liked the taxi service to the airport, which was highly professional.
I booked this hotel because it was close to almost all important (touristic) objectives in Belgrade. Also because I didn't want to risk it with lower than five stars hotels, as Serbia is outside of EU (which proved to be an unfounded fear anyway).
The staff is very professional, we had one problem on the first night when we arrived and the staff ( the receptionist Jovana, and her Manager) were superlative in solving our problem!
I really suggest to go there, the service is the very top! The position is perfect , near the main bus and train stations and quite close to the very city center!
As soon as I am back to Belgrade for sure I am going to choose this hotel again!
The Marriot in Belgrade downtown straight over to the nationalmuseum is central and you can get by a walk to the most destinations you wanna see as a tourist. The street down is very busy but the hotel has a noise prevention so that indoor its really quite. You can have a nice sleep, even there are thick curtains so u can dark up the room, for me important. Personal is helpfully, all in all a standard in Serbia.
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