Best Hotels in Belgrade
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Hotel Bohemian Garni - Skadarlija ★★★
"Very clean and comfortable for a tourist stay. Within 5 minutes, there's a supermarket, many cafes, bars, and restaurants. We had a bar under our window that was noisy until 12 AM, but it didn't leave a negative impression as we ourselves went to bed quite late."
Metropol Palace, Belgrade ★★★★★
"Great breakfast selection."
Olympic Apartments ★★★★
"Very friendly to car rental"
Hotel Mona Plaza ★★★★
"Good, with an excellent breakfast."
Nobel Zira Hotel ★★★★
"Cleanliness in rooms should be checked also girl in reception with blond hair has no good customer service, also girl with blond hair at restaurant has bad attitude all in all everything else was good, perfect breakfast"
Saint Ten Boutique Hotel, Small Luxury Hotels ★★★★★
"The hotel is excellent, clean, freshly renovated. But! A couple of things slightly marred the stay. The hotel does not provide an iron, citing safety. At the same time, they offer ironing services for a lot of money. There is no shoehorn. The waiters at breakfast are friendly, but they categorically do not remove the dishes from the table until you leave."
Garni Hotel Mint ★★★★
"I don't know why such a remote place has such a high score... Not good, really not good, very average, very expensive, not worth it, I recommend it for the first time."
Simma Luxury Apartments & Rooms ★★★★
"A truly perfect stay! The room was spotlessly clean, stylishly furnished, and very comfortable. The staff was exceptionally friendly, attentive, and always helpful. The hotel's location is perfect. I will definitely return and can wholeheartedly recommend Simma Apartments & Rooms!"
Nobel Palace ★★★★
"I really liked this hotel. Pros: clean, polite staff, convenient location, and excellent breakfast. Cons: no complimentary drinking water provided, which makes it very inconvenient to carry bottles to the room, especially in hot weather. Bottled water would be greatly appreciated. However, I consider this a minor drawback and would still highly recommend the hotel!"
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Hyatt Regency Belgrade
"The room was clean and tidy, and quite spacious. For a five-star hotel, the price was relatively reasonable. The service was patient and attentive, and the room layout was well-designed. The air conditioning worked well, and breakfast offered a good variety. The hotel's location in New Belgrade is quite convenient, with free public transport right at the doorstep."
The St. Regis Belgrade
"A modern, new hotel in a new district, with river views and close proximity to a shopping center. Everything was impeccable, 5 out of 5."
Prezident Palace Belgrade - Luxury Boutique Hotel & Spa
"Everything was great, the breakfasts were delicious, and the pool was perfect for us after our flight. I have no complaints about the hotel."
Hilton Belgrade
"The hotel is clean and hygienic, and the staff are very friendly. The rooftop restaurant also has excellent food and ambiance. A hotel worth staying at."
City Joy - Sports Center Tasmajdan
"Great hotel. It was my first time in Serbia. The hotel was very clean, quiet and soundproof. The attitude of the service staff was also good. The hotel also had a good rating."
Xenon Hotel & Spa
"The air conditioning isn't working properly, and parking costs extra."
Villa Mystique
"Staff are friendly and helpful. Gluten and dairy free options were provided. Lovely swimming pool. Would recommend this as staff are willing to help out to ensure your stay is enjoyable as they have done their best to assist us. Kitchen staff are friendly."
Vila Senjak
"You are an extremely bad and appalling hotel. It was dirty, messy, smelly, and noisy, and the service was terrible. I booked three nights and got bitten dozens of times by insects and mosquitoes. I didn't dare go back for the last two nights. It was terrifying, extremely terrifying."
Zijin Hotel Belgrade
"recommending to stay. nice staff experience"
Joy 5 Hotel & Spa
"Absolutely fantastic, nice stay, nice breakfast. The only downside was not easy for the satnav to find the location."
Hotel Moskva
"The room is very small, but the location and cleanliness are good."
Hotel Flaneur
"This hotel definitely doesn't live up to its 4-star rating. First, they initially tried to upgrade us to a room of the wrong category (with one bed, even though we'd originally requested two). That's okay; they quickly upgraded us. There were slippers in the room for only one person, the handles on the closets were falling off, and the TV was on its last legs (it was incredibly slow). The reception isn't open 24 hours (how that can be in a supposedly 4-star hotel is unclear). But oh well, we thought we had time to check in and out. But the reception desk was apparently working properly on the first day. But on the second day of our stay, we didn't see anyone at the desk even once, even though we went there about 10 times during business hours. But the strangest and most unusual thing was that they simply didn't serve us breakfast on the second day. All we got was coffee and fruit. No warning, nothing. There's no one at reception; we wrote to them online, but they don't read it. So, they simply decided not to cook, even though we paid for breakfast. And we're not alone in this issue—if you look at Google Maps, you'll see a ton of similar reviews. Apparently, other trip.com users were lucky, otherwise I don't understand how this hotel could have such a high rating. Let's hope Trip compensates for the breakfast, because the hotel simply isn't responding."
Nobel Gallery Hotel
"Very good, will come again next time"
Hotel Constantine the Great
"The room facilities were very old. I couldn't sleep the first night because of the strange noise from the air conditioner. I checked out early the next day, but the hotel refused to refund the second night's room fee and offered no solution! Terrible! I do not recommend this hotel!"
Black Gallo Residences
"I stayed in the apartment for one night, as I had a long layover in Belgrade. I had three suitcases and when I was looking for where to stay, I specifically had the elevator filter on. However, the apartment does not have an elevator which works. I had to drag up my luggage up and down 3 flights of stairs. There was someone to help me when I arrived, however I was checking out at 3am and had to do it myself. Please, be aware that if you have luggage, a stroller or disabilities, this place won’t be right for you! The residences should update their profile. The overall apartment was nice and fits the photos, however the elevator was an issue as I specifically looked for hotels or apartments with an elevator and had it in my filters."
Jump Inn Hotel Belgrade
"Very friendly front desk staff and nice breakfast. The is no air conditioning so the room facing the sun could get hot."
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More Information About Belgrade Hotels
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Key Info |
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Number of reviews |
10,150 |
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Total properties |
833 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£68 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£73 |
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Trending hotel |
Privilege Suites by Central Park |
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Popular area |
Stari Grad |
FAQ – Hotels in Belgrade
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What is the average price of a hotel in Belgrade this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Belgrade this weekend is £51 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £101 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Belgrade this weekend typically cost £462 per night.
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How much do hotels in Belgrade cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Belgrade during weekdays is £48 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £92 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Belgrade generally cost £464 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Belgrade?
Some of the best places to stay in Belgrade are near popular attractions like Belgrade Fortress, Kneza Mihaila and Republic Square, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Belgrade near Belgrade Fortress?
Some of the top hotels in Belgrade near Belgrade Fortress include Mama Shelter Belgrade (from £87), Hotel Royal Inn (from £59) and Capital Hotel Garni (from £66), all offering easy access to Belgrade Fortress, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Belgrade?
The most popular Belgrade hotels for your stay: Privilege Suites by Central Park (from £35), City Nest Modern & Cozy Suites (from £35) and Hotel Bohemian Garni - Skadarlija (from £35) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Belgrade are pet friendly?
Hotel Bohemian Garni - Skadarlija (from £35), Good People Design Hostel (from £15) and Hotel Mar Garni (from £54) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Belgrade are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Sky Hotel (from £67), Envoy Hotel (from £76) and Level Luxury Room's (from £38) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Belgrade have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Hyatt Regency Belgrade (from £120) and Hanami Design Hotel (from £72) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Belgrade have swimming pools?
Lumière Hotel (from £103), City Joy - Sports Center Tasmajdan (from £48) and The St. Regis Belgrade (from £259) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Belgrade offer an especially good breakfast ?
The St. Regis Belgrade (from £259),Hilton Belgrade (from £146) and The Bristol Belgrade (from £200) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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