A busy pedestrian street with people walking, bicycles, and various shops.

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A historic building with a red-tiled roof, multiple arched windows, and a prominent tower.
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1. In Hotel Belgrade

In Hotel Belgrade
4.5 star property
Novi Beograd
9.0 out of 10, Wonderful, (352 reviews)
"The Hotel and staff are vey nice. As a VIP from Expedia I got upgrade for the room and free parking. Breakfast was good and room nicely cleaned. Overall nice hotel to stay for a business trip."
United States
BORO
The price is AU$168
includes taxes & fees
16 Aug - 17 Aug
In Hotel Belgrade
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2. Radisson Collection Hotel, Old Mill Belgrade

Radisson Collection Hotel, Old Mill Belgrade
4.0 star property
Savski Venac
9.4 out of 10, Exceptional, (503 reviews)
"Yes, beautiful room and friendly staff."
United States
Joseph
The price is AU$210
includes taxes & fees
9 Aug - 10 Aug
Radisson Collection Hotel, Old Mill Belgrade
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Five Points Square - City Center

Five Points Square - City Center

8/10 Good
"You can't beat the location on Republic Square; my room had a beatiful view of the square. It's right off Knez Mihailova, the walking street -- actually a maze of streets, an upgrade from when I lived in Belgrade 23 years ago. The room was clean, but you can only clean old so much. The bathroom was modern, a contrast from the rest of the room. Getting there was a little confusing, especially late at night because you have to go up to the fifth floor (the elevator says sixth, but it's actually fifth -- you get used to it). I do not know what their plans are for the lower floors, which have been gutted and are currently under construction. I was told there might be construction noise, but I didn't hear any. The bed was hard; I suppose that will be replaced when remodeling is complete."
BYRNE 3-night trip
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Five Points Square - City Center

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