Belgrade Hotels with Bars

Aside from the official Hilton brand, that's about it. There was a city-wide protest, but the protest was right in front of the hotel. I waited outside for almost four hours. Shops were closed, police blocked the roads, and people were protesting. I went inside to drink a few glasses of water from the front desk, but the staff gave me several dirty looks. Seriously, I didn't have water for four hours because of the road closures. If I could buy water, I wouldn't have. They didn't even offer to bring me two bottles of water so late. Sigh.

The hotel has an excellent location. The rooms are luxurious, clean, and serviced daily. There is a large, high-quality TV. The minibar is well stocked and reasonably priced. Shower gel, body lotion, and liquid hand soap are provided. The air conditioning is modern and centrally controlled. The breakfast staff are very polite and attentive. The chef’s raisin cookies are outstanding. Cheese options are available for guests who do not prefer pork products. The reception team is warm and helpful. The hotel does not have a spa, only a brochure from another hotel. There is no tour desk, but the reception assists with everything. In winter, exploring the city independently is recommended. For taxis, Yandex Go is the best option. I used a private airport transfer both ways; the price was almost the same as a taxi and perfectly on time. Overall, the hotel is clean, comfortable, well-located, and recently modernized. Highly recommended.

Simply the best location, right in the heart of Belgrade. From the airport, take the free 72 bus to the last stop and it's just a 5-minute walk to the hotel. The breakfasts are amazing, they have everything and more! In the room, there's tea, coffee, and water available at the cooler in reception. The bed is comfortable, and hot water is the most important thing for me. We stayed for one night on a layover. I really regret not booking a longer stopover, as the city feels so cozy to me. I will definitely come back to Belgrade and only to this hotel. I recommend it to everyone!

The hotel has a wonderful location and a wonderful spa area (very welcome after a busy day in Belgrade). Delicious breakfast and a beautifully decorated breakfast room! On our first night, we were checked in to a room of a lower category than we had booked. This room had beautiful decor, high ceilings, lots of light, and a coffee machine (but no coffee capsules). The next day, after we informed them of the room category, after lunch, we were given the room we had originally paid for (superior with a sofa) on the 4th floor. However, it was less comfortable than the standard room, the walls weren't quite clean, and it wasn't as beautifully decorated as the standard room. However, there were two coffee capsules. I can note that both rooms have exceptionally clean bathrooms, very good plumbing, and hot water pressure. Upon checkout, the staff apologized for the misunderstanding with the room category, and we didn't pay the city tax or two coffees. Thank you very much for a wonderful time in Belgrade!

Good hotel, quiet street, close to attractions, walking distance to the Old Town, the fortress with the Sava embankment, the square, pedestrian boulevard, Rajiceva shopping mall, and streets with bars and restaurants. Just 5 minutes from the hotel, there's a fantastic restaurant called 'Zavicaj' serving homemade Serbian cuisine – it's delicious, reasonably priced, and always busy. Overall, the location is excellent. Inside, it's cozy; the room has slippers but no bathrobe or hair conditioner. In the shower, there's only one dispenser for universal gel/shampoo, and liquid soap by the sink – that's all. There was no shoehorn. No iron, perhaps it's available upon request or in a separate room, but I didn't inquire. Room 002 on the ground floor overlooked the hotel parking lot, with zero view. Even though I requested a high floor when booking, they gave me the lowest one. The breakfast was perfectly adequate; we didn't leave hungry. Sausages, scrambled eggs (which were actually not tasty and dry), fried eggs, cold cuts, dessert, fruits, vegetables – all available. I don't drink coffee, but there's no coffee machine, just one type of coffee in a pot. The air conditioning works very well and cools quickly. Blackout curtains. Mattress, pillows – all comfortable. No complaints about the cleaning. We didn't use the hotel's additional services (spa, etc.). The soundproofing is average, but it didn't prevent us from getting a good night's sleep.

To put it mildly, the hotel isn't new. The service quality is excellent, but the small details indicate it's not a 5-star property. It's a 4-star, at most. Cons: There's no outlet in the bathroom for a hairdryer, only in the hallway. The outlet is positioned too low, and the cord is short. You'd have to dry your hair on your knees. (This really makes you question the '5-star' rating.) I had a twin room, and the two beds were quite narrow. Again, not what you'd expect from a 5-star. The breakfast was decent and varied for Europe or Serbia. I didn't use any other services.

The hotel isn't bad, and the location is decent too. There's a currency exchange at the entrance, a private parking lot, and a cafe. Breakfasts are like everywhere else. There's NO iron, and they don't provide water, but you can have a kettle. I couldn't call reception; there was no information available, as if they didn't want to overexert themselves. It's fine for one or two nights. Overall, the service and food in Serbia are generally weak.

There was a distinctive fragrance upon entering, which I personally disliked and found slightly unpleasant at first. However, it had an operable window, allowing for fresh air. The overall hotel was clean and tidy, with no stains on the bedding or bathroom fixtures. The breakfast was somewhat basic, and the taste didn't suit my personal preferences. Communication with the front desk was smooth in English, and any minor issues I raised were handled promptly and appropriately. The air conditioning has a preset temperature range that cannot be adjusted outside of that range. This might be a bit too cold for some guests. Important note: This is the first hotel I've stayed at in recent years that doesn't have USB ports. I recommend bringing your own power adapter. If you forget, there are places to buy them near the hotel. There are many bus routes outside the hotel (public buses in Belgrade are free). Belgrade's attractions are relatively concentrated and many are within walking distance.

I stayed many times in this hotel. Breakfast is very simple compare to other 4 stars hotel. it's still ok for me. . This time feels not good. which made me unhappy is that I asked the hotel to call a taxi for me. and it called an expensive one (named hotel taxi and not a regular taxi), which is more than 30% higher than you call a taxi on the taxi parking area on the road by urself. I will never try again.

This hotel is really good: the staff are friendly and helpful, the location is convenient – right in the city center, and the breakfasts are delicious – a glass of good champagne at breakfast is a definite bonus! The room has a coffee machine, a kettle, and unlimited bottled water; cleaning is thorough every day. The Michelin-starred restaurant (and it truly is) on the top floor is expensive, but the food is exquisite. Minor drawbacks: the coffee at breakfast is simply awful (I'd even read about this in other reviews) – terrible black, and even worse with milk (was it spoiled or something?) – this isn't acceptable for a 5-star hotel. Also, toothpaste is only available upon request, the shower smells musty, and there are no shelves to place toiletries. But these are all minor details; overall, I enjoyed my stay. I'll recommend it and will definitely come back next time.