Belgrade Boutique House — Hotel in City of Belgrade

More or less I wrote the same on Booking.com about this property :||||Stayed for New Year's Eve with my girlfriend. This property is very classy, our room was designed with perfect taste, really beautiful furniture and bathroom. They choose a great interior designer indeed. The size of the room quite big and with a good sofa. The toiletries were good and there was also a kit with a toothbrush and toothpaste. Plus a bathrobe. Everything you need to feel perfect there. The included breakfast offers more than one can usually find in hotels. The choice is similar but richer with added touches like ajvar, the local Serbian specialty, just to name one. For me, the beef prosciutto and spicy pork sausages were extra delicious. The prices for drinks in the mini bar are affordable and probably less than in most bars in the city now. Last but not least, the friendly and professional staff. One of them even drove me to a nearby bus stop. This alone says a lot about the property. For objectivity's sake I have to add also this, although the time spent there was perfect and all the best can be said about the hotel. One thing maybe, which must be taken with a pinch of salt. The location is not ideal for everyone maybe. Yet, it is not far from the centre though and a bus stop is very near actually. Add to that it is in an elite part of town so it is quiet and very safe in an already safe city. So for some the location would be perfect actually. The internet wasn't functioning the very best during our stay. Or another one very minor, seems the TV didn't have HD channels. To sum it up, this hotel is highly...

More or less I wrote the same on Booking.com about this property :||||Stayed for New Year's Eve with my girlfriend. This property is very classy, our room was designed with perfect taste, really beautiful furniture and bathroom. They choose a great interior designer indeed. The size of the room quite big and with a good sofa. The toiletries were good and there was also a kit with a toothbrush and toothpaste. Plus a bathrobe. Everything you need to feel perfect there. The included breakfast offers more than one can usually find in hotels. The choice is similar but richer with added touches like ajvar, the local Serbian specialty, just to name one. For me, the beef prosciutto and spicy pork sausages were extra delicious. The prices for drinks in the mini bar are affordable and probably less than in most bars in the city now. Last but not least, the friendly and professional staff. One of them even drove me to a nearby bus stop. This alone says a lot about the property. For objectivity's sake I have to add also this, although the time spent there was perfect and all the best can be said about the hotel. One thing maybe, which must be taken with a pinch of salt. The location is not ideal for everyone maybe. Yet, it is not far from the centre though and a bus stop is very near actually. Add to that it is in an elite part of town so it is quiet and very safe in an already safe city. So for some the location would be perfect actually. The internet wasn't functioning the very best during our stay. Or another one very minor, seems the TV didn't have HD channels. To sum it up, this hotel is highly...

I had a nice time at the Belgrade Boutique house. The room was very large, AC worked well, and the mini fridge had lots of drinks. The bed was large and comfortable. The room needed some updating and some repairs but was overall good.

The front desk staff was very nice and helpful. There is no elevator but the front desk lady helped me get my luggage up. The pool was great, perfect on a hot summer day. The breakfast was good, they had a good selection of meats, cheeses, eggs, sausages, vegetables, fruits, yogurts, and other things. Also, coffee, tea, milk and juices.

The location is a very quiet and safe neighborhood. There are grocery stores and a minimart within a 5 minute walk. I took taxis for the most part. A very nice, highly rated restaurant is around the corner, but I didn’t try it. Many attractions are within a 10-25 minute car ride, and prices were reasonable. There is public transit nearby, but you have to purchase tickets at a kiosk.

The address is 32 Miloje Djaka. There was some confusion when I arrived from the airport because there is an apartment building down the street also with 32 Miloje Djaka (I later found out the street address is 326, but the 6 fell off the building!) if you are taking a taxi, make sure you are taken to the...