Hotels near Republic Square in Belgrade

In the city center of Old Belgrade, close to the pedestrian street, it is very convenient for shopping and eating. It takes ten minutes to walk to the Kalemegdan Park Zoo, and there are Chinese restaurants nearby.

The location was excellent, very close to some of the best restaurants in the city. The front desk worker was very polite and efficient, and explained everything I needed to know about the property. They gave us an electronic key card for entering the building, so everything was easy in terms of access and check out. The room was large and spacious and the bathroom was clean as well! Overall an excellent value for anyone looking to stay in the heart of Belgrade!

The Hotel is in a renovated old building very close to Republic Square and Knez Mihailova Street, which is the main pedestrian street in Belgrade. The rooms decor are very nice and both rooms and bathrooms are very clean and well maintained. The pillows, bed sheets and towels are crisp clean. The staff are very friendly and extra helpful. Especially thanks go out to Sani and Irena for all their help and assistance during my stay. I definitely recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Belgrade.

The Envoy Hotel is situated in the wonderful centre of Belgrade. The breakfast is tasty but not special. The superior room is nicely decorated but has an enormous ledge near the window which makes it difficult to open. What makes the hotel special is 1) The hotels staff Anice who is wonderful, helping us a lot and Milos who helped us with the reservations. All the staff are great. 2)The perfect location.

Hygienic: still quite clean and tidy Environment: The environment is also good, it is in a residential area, the room where I live is relatively quiet, that is, the toilet is a glass door with a little frosted, and there is no cover. The bath is connected to the toilet without a door, and the bathroom is relatively small. Free tea bags, a kettle and free Wi-Fi are available in the room. The hotel is on the third floor, there is no elevator, it will be more troublesome to carry luggage. Transportation: If the airport comes, 3,000 Serbian dollars, the driver will cost 26 or 7 euros. But if two people bring three large pieces and one small piece to take a taxi, they will be refused. If you take the airport bus, go to the terminal (4 euros per person) for 20 minutes. If you don't have luggage, you can walk not far. There are uneven road surfaces and it is not easy to walk. The store is not very easy to find, and I arrived at night, and my vision was not good. I didn't see the sign. I asked the opposite restaurant to know. There are bars and dining streets nearby, all open late.

I wish the health authorities could see this review and do something about this unsanitary and infectious place. The worst hotel I have ever been to, no one and never should someone book this fraud of hotel. The “manager” Maya Kojic is the worst and most unfriendly manager I have ever seen. She is always lying and accusing the other customers for her uncontrollable mess. She is the most ignorant, rude person I have ever met, and she does not care about the hygiene of the hotel and comfort of the customers. I had the chance to survive this hell for more than two months. During my stay and my 3-room change, the “cleaning” staff cleaned my room only 7 times. The cleaning: They do not even check the rooms regularly. They do not pick up the waste. They do not change the bedsheets and the towels and when they do, they are ALWAYS dirty. They refuse to do their job and I had to change my bedsheets alone. They use the same black water to mop the floor in every room. They use the sink to “wash” their cleaning materials and they leave the sink dirty. Since I was on a business trip me, my colleagues had to change my own waste bins, and we left the trash bags out of our rooms. The manager threatened us that “IF YOU DO THAT AGAIN I WILL THROW THE BAGS INSIDE YOUR ROOM”. She was always complaining about how dirty we left the rooms without thinking that we were in that room without basic cleaning for 2+ weeks. When you asked for cleaning you had to be there, otherwise they only changed towels and trash bags. They did not bother to clean the small depressing room. The room: It was falling apart. The a/c was always malfunctioning. It was moldy, black and dirty as a result, many of us became sick. The fridge was a sanitary hazard. It was dirty and not working properly of course. When I first entered my supposedly clean room, I was cleaning it for 2 hours finding feces on the toilet bowl, hair and every other possible stain. The breakfast: the unhealthiest choices were there. Everything was fried until dehydration; the coffee machine was serving burnt coffee but again the manager accused us for using it (!). The china was dirty of course and the staff refused to make an omelet with a simple “NO”. The leftovers were there the next day in another form of food. The molded olives were there until one day there was a new recipe with olives. Moreover, as a receptionist told us. They boiled the eggs for the whole week. Additional comments: the staff was lazy, bored, unfriendly, and full of useless excuses and most of the times expressing personal opinions about cultural matters and attacking personally some of us. If the “manager” did not have a good opinion about you then she would make your life even harder, like it was not already in this hell. The hotel corridors smelled as if something was dead and they just sprayed with an air freshener. Blocked sewage for days and of course they did not bother. We had to buy cleaning material for the room. Other than this

The view from the room was amazing, you could see the pedestrian street and the energy of the city. Everything is within walking distance. The Kalemegdan Fortress was a 20 min walk from the hotel. Food was decent. The hotel is a tad old, walls are so thin I could hear people in the other room when they sneezed. Some staff was helpful and some rude, but to each their own. When checking in make sure to ask for a room with a view as the hotel has a weird symmetry and you could get a room facing three other windows on each side. There's a smokers area but it has no AC system so keep that in mind if you visit during the summer.

In the heart of Belgrade, just 5 minutes away from Skadarlija, this sweet little place is located. It is situated luckily in one of the streets where we were able to park our car without paying so that was a big plus. Place is very clean, stuff helpfull and polite, room was smaller but we had all we need and the price wasn't too high 😊 Would come back again for sure.

Very well organized hostel.. Guys from reception gave usful tips for the city and all was really good. Location is superb just where are all nice restaurants and bars. Highly recommended

An old four-star hotel with a good experience^_^ The breakfast is not suitable for me. Everything else is very good. The location is good. It is very close to Republic Square, the Serbian Museum, churches, municipalities, and important attractions. It is also close to the pedestrian street, shopping, and dining. , very close to Cameron Fortress