Cheap Hotels in Belgrade

Located in the Zemun district of Belgrade, Hotel Stadion offers an a la carte restaurant. Free Wi-Fi access is available. All rooms are air-conditioned and come with a seating area and cable TV. Featuring a shower, private bathrooms also come with free toiletries and towels. A grocery shop is 60 meters away and the nearest bar is 100 metres from the property. Zemun Marketplace is located at a distance of 400 metres. Stadion Hotel also offers meeting facilities and a shared lounge. Services include grocery deliveries, laundry and ironing, as well as a shuttle service, all at a surcharge. Lido Beach is 3 km away. Nikola Tesla Airport is 8 km away. The property offers free parking.


Set in Belgrade, a 15-minute walk from the Arena and 4 km from the Knez Mihailova Street, Apartment Fontana offers a self-catering accommodation unit with free WiFi and air conditioning. Public parking spaces are available on site free of charge. The apartment at the Fontana is comfortably furnished and comes with a well-equipped kitchen, a living room with a large sofa and cable TV. The bathroom is fitted with a shower, a hairdryer and free toiletries. Explore the city on one of the numerous cycling trails. Bicycles are available at the property free of charge. Belgrade Airport is situated 9 km from the apartment. On request, a shuttle service can be organised.


Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Hotel Sabor offers accommodation in Kaluđerica, 9 km from the Belgrade centre.. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free private parking is available on site. Each room at this hotel is air conditioned and is equipped with a TV. You will find a kettle in the room. There is room service at the property. Continental breakfast is included in the price. The nearest airport is Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport, 25 km from the property.

Located in the heart of Belgrade, Apartment Hermes was renovated in 2014 and offers its guests free-to-use bikes. Free WiFi access is available. The property is 600 metres from the Republic Square.

Offering a private terrace, Apartments Skender is located only 400 metres from the well-known Kalemegdan Fortress and Zoo in Belgrade and provides air-conditioned accommodation. Free WiFi access is available.#

Located 7 km from the centre of Belgrade, Guest House MK Star offers an on-site bar and free bike rental. All accommodation units come with free Wi-Fi. A bus stop with frequent lines to Belgrade’s centre is just 20 metres away. All rooms come with a private bathroom. Some features an LCD TV and a bathroom either with a spa bath or a hydro-massage shower. The nearest grocery store can be reached within 50 metres and a restaurant is 200 metres away. Tennis and football courts can be found 300 metres from the Guest House MK Star. Belgrade Airport is at a distance of 23 km. Free private parking is possible on site.




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Hotels in Belgrade
One of the oldest cities in Europe, Belgrade is the capital of Serbia, and the country's largest city. With evidence of a long and chaotic past wherever you look, the city is moving rapidly towards a bright future, and is now a top tourist destination.
History
Belgrade has an immensely long and varied history, dating right back to the 4th century BC, when the area was settled by Celtic tribes. Later on, it became the Roman city of Singidunum, and splendid relics of that era can still be seen in the city today. Through the Middle Ages, Belgrade became a Serbian stronghold until the Ottoman invasion. The city changed hands between the Ottomans and the Austrians several times until 1878, when Serbia obtained its independence, and Belgrade finally became the capital.
Things to see
With such a long history, visitors don't have to spend long in the Belgrade area before stumbling upon a fascinating building or museum. The Kalemegdan Citadel is impressive, and it's easy to understand why over 115 battles were fought over it, destroying it over 40 times throughout the centuries. Building began in the time of the ancient Celts before the Romans extended the build onto the flood plains during the settlement of Singidunum.
One of Belgrade's best museums is the Nikola Tesla Museum, dedicated to honouring the life and work of the great inventor, Tesla (1856-1943). He was a futurist, best known for his contributions to the design of the modern alternating electricity supply system (AC). Tesla's ashes are kept here in a golden sphere, his favourite geometrical object, and visitors can also see many of his patents including the famous Tesla Coil.
Other places of interest include Skadarlija – a vintage street, The National Museum, The National Theatre, Nikola Paši? Square, Knez Mihailova Street, The Church of Saint Sava and The Old Palace. There are also many parks, monuments, museums, cafés, restaurants and shops on both sides of the river. The hilltop Avala Monument and Avala Tower – which is the Monument to the Unknown Hero WWI memorial, also offer beautiful views over the city.
Arts and culture
Belgrade is the site of many annual international cultural events, including the Film Festival, Theatre Festival, Summer Festival, Music Festival, Book Fair and the Beer Fest. Much of Serbia's film industry is based in Belgrade, and FEST is perhaps the most well know festival, an annual film festival held here since 1971, having presented over 4000 films since that time.
Food and drink
Belgrade has a great number of cuisines on offer. Traditional Serbian restaurants offer delicious food, and diners are often accompanied by musicians who roam from table to table. Chinese, Italian, Japanese, French, Greek and Mexican are just some of the other international cuisines on offer in the city.
Try Salon 5 for a romantic Italian meal for two, or perhaps Casa Nova for some French cuisine. Zavicaj Restaurant and Mala Fabrika both offer some fabulous traditional Serbian dishes in an authentic location. For pudding, take a stroll to Moritz Eis for some of the best ice cream in the city.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Belgrade
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Hotel Moskva, Belgreat Premium Suites and Rose Hill are some of the popular hotels in Belgrade.What are the most convenient hotel rates in Belgrade?
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Centar Forever, Atera Business Suites and Hotel Majestic are located in the central neighborhood of Belgrade.120,000 Hotels
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