en English 
Good
(127 reviews)
starts from
US$ 127 per one night
Hotel N
3.2 km to the city centre
Voždovac
Excellent
(1645 reviews)
starts from
US$ 22 per one night
Good
(84 reviews)
starts from
US$ 222 per one night
Good
(546 reviews)
starts from
US$ 48 per one night
Excellent
(538 reviews)
starts from
US$ 61 per one night
Excellent
(1008 reviews)
starts from
US$ 24 per one night
Good
(804 reviews)
starts from
US$ 41 per one night
Good
(215 reviews)
starts from
US$ 29 per one night
Good
(127 reviews)
starts from
US$ 127 per one night
Hotel N
3.2 km to the city centre
Voždovac
Excellent
(1645 reviews)
starts from
US$ 22 per one night
Good
(84 reviews)
starts from
US$ 222 per one night
Good
(546 reviews)
starts from
US$ 48 per one night
Excellent
(538 reviews)
starts from
US$ 61 per one night
Excellent
(1008 reviews)
starts from
US$ 24 per one night
Good
(804 reviews)
starts from
US$ 41 per one night
Good
(215 reviews)
starts from
US$ 29 per one night
8 properties found
Filters
Sort by:
Good
(127 reviews)
starts from
US$ 127 per one night
Hotel N
3.2 km to the city centre
Voždovac
Excellent
(1645 reviews)
starts from
US$ 22 per one night
Good
(84 reviews)
starts from
US$ 222 per one night
Good
(546 reviews)
starts from
US$ 48 per one night
Excellent
(538 reviews)
starts from
US$ 61 per one night
Excellent
(1008 reviews)
starts from
US$ 24 per one night
Good
(804 reviews)
starts from
US$ 41 per one night
Good
(215 reviews)
starts from
US$ 29 per one night
Pick up the right accommodation for exciting vacations!
Change your search parametres to find the hotel you want.
Belgrade boasts a diverse range of 4137 hotels, with popular choices like boutique hotels and budget-friendly stays. The bustling Stari Grad and vibrant Vračar districts house most accommodations. Expect to pay around $50 per night for a 3-star hotel and upwards of $160 for a 5-star experience. Recently built, the sleek 'Sky-Tower Hotel' stands out with its panoramic city views. Book now on our platform and find your perfect match with ease.
Hotel Jugoslavija
* Home to large parks, Novi Beograd offers plenty of outdoor space for children to play and explore.
* Family-friendly attractions such as the Belgrade Fair and Sava Centar are easily accessible.
* The area has a wide variety of family-oriented restaurants and shopping centers.
Families should consider Novi Beograd for its spacious parks and kid-friendly amenities.
* Vračar hosts many conference centers and co-working spaces within walking distance.
* Easy access to public transportation connects you quickly to other parts of the city.
* Numerous cafes and restaurants provide excellent networking spots for casual meetings.
Business travelers will find Vračar convenient for its access to business hubs and professional services.
* Stari Grad is filled with cultural landmarks and museums within walking distance, ideal for solo exploration.
* The area is bustling with cafes and bars, perfect for meeting new people and socializing.
* The central location ensures easy access to public transportation for easy navigation around Belgrade.
Solo travelers should explore Stari Grad for its vibrant social scene and central location.
* Dorćol is home to quaint boutiques and charming cafes, providing a romantic atmosphere.
* The historic streets and scenic Danube riverside walks are perfect for leisurely strolls.
* A variety of intimate dining options offer cozy settings for romantic dinners.
Couples on a romantic getaway will enjoy the charm of Dorćol with its intimate ambiance.
* Zemun offers a range of affordable guesthouses and hostels with local charm.
* The district is known for its wooden markets and nearby natural parks offering budget-friendly activities.
* Local eateries serve delicious and inexpensive Serbian cuisine.
Budget travelers will appreciate Zemun for its affordable accommodations and local flair.
* To get the best deals, book your hotel in Belgrade at least two months in advance, especially for holidays such as New Year's Eve and during summer peaks.
* Avoid booking during the Belgrade Beer Fest in August and the EXIT music festival, when prices soar and accommodations fill quickly.
* Belgrade is easily accessible by airplane, bus, or train. For getting around, use buses and trams, which cost around $1 per ride, or opt for a taxi which starts at $2.50 and increases marginally per mile.
* Save money by dining at local kafanas, using public transport passes, and visiting free attractions like parks and museums on free-admission days.
* Exercise caution in areas like the outer parts of Novi Beograd and avoid poorly-lit streets at night; opt for taxis when traveling late.
Yes, many hotels like Garni Hotel Jugoslavija provide stunning views of the Danube River.
Hotels such as Hotel Moskva and Metropol Palace are within walking distance of major historic attractions including Kalemegdan Fortress.
While Belgrade doesn't have ocean beaches, many hotels like those in Zemun offer easy access to nearby river beaches.
Hotels around Ada Ciganlija, such as those in Novi Beograd, are perfect for water sports, cycling, and outdoor adventures.
Budget travelers should consider booking hotels during the fall or winter months for the best rates.
