Best Luxury Hotels In Belgrade

Another boutique option, this is one of the newest additions to Belgrade’s hotel scene, each room boasting hand-picked furnishings. Air-conditioned, child and pet friendly, the sleek hotel has a spa, bar and L’Adresse Restaurant, serving modern Mediterranean dishes. Interior decor is contemporary and comfy, with rooms spread across seven categories (including family and balcony suites). Self-catering spaces with kitchenettes are ideal for those planning a longer trip to the city. The landmark building was first erected in 1929 and is found in the lively, leafy district of Vracar – free airport shuttles are included in your stay.

You could also stay right in the heart of the old town, in Dorcol, beside the pedestrianised shopping area. Furnishings at this award-winning boutique establishment come from the USA and Scandinavia, with the building itself having been designed by the renowned Brazilian architect Isay Weinfeld. The wellness sanctuary (complete with Japanese Ofuru tub and sea salt lap pool) fuses retro with futuristic design aesthetics in the basement. A member of The Leading Hotels of the World, Square Nine also has a vintage Lobby Bar, a restaurant with a garden terrace, an eatery serving fresh sushi on the roof and 45 bedrooms.

Radisson RED Belgrade, the first Radisson RED property in Southeast Europe, offers a fresh and upscale lifestyle hotel experience in the heart of Serbia’s capital. Located on Takovska Street close to the House of the National Assembly, this marks a significant milestone as it introduces the vibrant, playful, and cutting-edge Radisson RED brand to the region. The hotel, housed in a completely renovated and rebranded building, features 88 stylish accommodations, including three apartments which blend modern comforts with Old Town charm. Its design reflects a unique mix of artistic and industrial elements, infusing traditional and contemporary styles with a strong focus on art and bold aesthetics – something the hotel brand is known for. A standout feature is the iconic red “Fićo” Zastava 750 car at the entrance, symbolising the blend of past and present. Radisson RED Belgrade caters to both leisure and business travellers with its modern amenities, including communal areas like a restaurant, bars, coworking spaces, meeting rooms, and a fitness centre on the seventh floor with panoramic city views. The incorporation of the latest technology and digital innovations ensures a seamless guest experience, highlighting the hotel’s focus on social and hyper-connected hospitality.

Just around the corner from the Nikola Tesla Museum, is the Metropol Palace. It first opened in 1957 (previously known as Hotel Metropol), having been renovated in 2012, with 198 air-conditioned guest rooms and 38 suites. Now the hotel facilities include a bar lounge, restaurant – accommodating halal and kosher diets – and a gaming room. A highlight is the Limegrove Fitness & Spa Center with its stunning 25-metre artistically lit mosaic-style pool, sauna, jacuzzi, gym, relaxation area, steam bath, ice fountain and six treatment rooms. Book to stay here if you’d like a haven of tranquillity among the city action.

Stay in the new, quieter part of the city, at the Hyatt Regency, across the bridge from the older side of Belgrade. Built in 1990, the eight-storey building is five minutes from the Sava Convention Center. A popular business hotel, it has 302 rooms in neutral colour palettes, most of which are flooded with natural light thanks to its open outlook. An Executive Club Lounge is found on the seventh floor, available to Hyatt Globalists or for an extra fee. Guests can also unwind in the Club Olympus spa. And the dedicated concierge is always on hand to help with anything else you might need.