The best hotels Belgrade (Београд)

Right next to Terazije, the Life Design is still an attractive part of the Belgrade hotel landscape. Aesthetic in its simplicity, the hotel has no less than 71 rooms and suites. You will start your day on the right foot by tasting the famous breakfast of the hotel. Many Serbian specialties are served alongside the classics of an international breakfast. In the evening, you can relax at the Five Elements spa, which offers various types of saunas and whirlpools.

Built in the 19th century and renovated in 2009, Belgrade City Hotel is located next to the old railway and bus station. Both for tourism and business, the hotel offers single, double and triple rooms as well as modern suites with cable TV and free wi-fi, safe, laundry service... The hotel also has a restaurant. A little tip: choose rooms with a view of the courtyard if you're a light sleeper. The staff is friendly and English-speaking.

Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, is home to the Hotel Oasis. This high-quality 3-star hotel opened in 2009 and is family-run. Its aim is to provide the best possible service to its guests. The hotel offers various room categories, including single rooms with king-size beds and double rooms with twin or king-size beds. Breakfast is included in the room rate. Rooms are equipped with smart TVs with free movies and free, secure parking. Rates vary according to the day of the week, with lower prices on weekends. Belgrade is a popular tourist destination due to its historical and cultural monuments. Tourists come from all over the world to enjoy guided tours of the city and discover its cultural history. Hotel Oasis is ideally located on the highway leading to Novi Sad, offering easy access to the city's attractions.

Near stations, this centrally tarnished hotel in Tarnished Central Europe offers good value for money. The rooms are classic, without decoration, but clean and spacious. Without anything you do, however. Cash payment only and limited reception. Souvenir shop and pastry shop in the hotel.

It is an 18-room hotel that owes its charm to its immediate surroundings more than to its modern yet cozy style. Nestled in the old bohemian neighborhood of Skadarlija, behind the house of the famous poet Ðura Jakšić, Le Petit Piaf is a clear link between Skadarlija and Montmartre. Family-run and managed establishment offers a delightful small garden with trees. The rooms, in warm tones, have a nice charm. Mediterranean cuisine restaurant with a wide selection of wines. Please note the soundproofing of the rooms!