The Best Boutique Hotels in Belgrade, Serbia

A four-star spot on one of the most famous streets in downtown Belgrade, LifeDESIGN Hotel follows the boutique hotel handbook to a tee. This isn’t to say it lacks character, however. Quite the opposite in fact, it just so happens to do all the things a boutique hotel does with aplomb. The spa facilities are an extra boon, and the rooms themselves strike a keen balance between business and casual, although we aren’t going to fall into the trap of bringing those two terms together.

88 might be a lot of rooms when it comes to a boutique hotel, but it is difficult to deny the merits of the hotel, named after the number of its dwellings. 88 Rooms is extremely style orientated, and extra attention has been given to ensuring aesthetic comfort for those who choose to stay here. The location is pretty fantastic too, with a roof restaurant offering panoramic views of the city.

Another boutique hotel with a name that is a bit of a mouthful, Queen’s Astoria Design Hotel sets its stall out with its rather grandiose moniker. It backs up the haughty title too, with faultless design and an exquisite attention to detail throughout. This is a boutique hotel with plenty of history, one of the few places on the continent that can justify using the descriptor of ‘traditional yet modern’. Excellent stuff.

It might have one of the most confusing hotel names in the city, but the Design Hotel Mr. President should not be ignored as a result. Located directly opposite Belgrade’s train and bus stations, this is another modern and stylish option when it comes to sleeping in the Serbian capital. The area around the train station isn’t exactly the best part of the city, meaning the class of Design Mr. President sticks out like a sore thumb.