In Hotel Belgrade

One of the goos features was buffet breakfast and that was included in stay before. Now is additional and cost 20€ which is absolutely ridicilius. Not even 5 min away very good restaurant offers all you can eat breakfast buffet for less than €7. Best hotel feature roof terrace is closed for years now.

I stayed here with family as I was attending a conference at the Sava centre nearby. We paid £530 for a 5 night stay. Negatives: I sent a message in advance asking for a quiet room on a high floor. When we arrived, we had a first floor room overlooking the hotel entrance, leading to a busy highway. Every time a taxi or car came past, they went over a ramp. Needless to say this was really noisy and I’d recommend bringing earplugs as I did, if you’re a light sleeper like me. Check in: We found the staff quite abrupt and miserable. A smile and saying “welcome” on arrival wouldn’t have gone amiss. They weren’t friendly or approachable. Also, when trying to exchange some money, we were referred to a sign in the corner which was difficult to get to due to other people checking in. The staff could have just told us the rate (which they eventually did anyway). This was in contrast to the Serbian people we met outside the hotel who were warm and friendly. We politely asked the hotel to call for a taxi and even though they did, everything seemed a hassle to them. Also, they refused to give us more than one room card. As I was at a conference and family were sightseeing, this was very inconvenient. Rooftop bar: we were disappointed this was closed for the duration of our stay. Room: quite dated and tired decor, with two tiny single beds which were rock hard. It was laughable. The room could have easily fit two double beds. The shower was warm but never hot or very powerful. Curtains not fully blackout. There is no kettle in the room and no tea/coffee provided. Breakfast was offered at 20 euros per person per day, which we declined. Positives: It’s not far from a Lidl which is next to the Sava centre. All the same products as the UK. Also close to bakeries, pharmacies and food options. We worked out that you can hop on the 95 bus at the Sava centre which takes you straight in to the city centre and back. You can easily buy tickets on an app. The room was spotless. Can be cleaned every day if you want, but it’s good they are encouraging guests to be eco friendly and consider reusing towels. There is a safe and hairdryer in the room as well as a desk/dressing table. Shower gel and conditioner is provided but not shampoo. WiFi seemed to work well generally. Highly recommend the Greek restaurant (next to the hotel restaurant) and Novak Djokovic’s cafe nearby. I visited the Crowne Plaza and Hotel Indigo which are also 4 star and unfortunately this hotel just doesn’t compare.