Hotels near Dorćol Platz, Belgrade

The room is really ok, and the sanitary facilities are OK. The most important thing is that it provides two beds, one of which is a sofa bed, so each person can have a little private space; the only drawback is that there is no elevator, no elevator, no elevator. If you have big luggage and need to lift it up, it will be too painful. Although the lady at the front desk helped us lift it up when we arrived, we still have to rely on ourselves to get down, which is too painful. There is no breakfast, but there is a breakfast shop when you go out of the apartment and turn left on the street. It is very delicious. There is a sushi restaurant on the right side of the apartment door that is also good. The price is not cheap, about 50 euros for two people.

I’m really thankful with the staff at the reception. They were very helpful during my late check in, and also gave me good recommendations about where to eat and how to get to some places I was interested in visiting. My stay in Belgrade was very short but if I come back I’ll definitely stay in City Nest Modern & Cosy Suites.

If you like a hotel with large rooms and a lot of light, don't stay here. The room I had was so generic I might as well have been in Cleveland. If you like a hotel with a perfect location, nice, service minded people in the reception, and busses right outside the door, this is your place. A lot of tourist attractions are close by, but my favorite part was the so-called bohemian part of Belgrade which is behind the hotel. There are lots of small cafes and eateries with atmosphere as opposed to the more famous walking streets that are home to the same generic shops you'll find in any major city. So, I don't regret staying at this hotel, but I was definitely not a huge fan. I have been to many Marriotts with much better rooms and writing desks though, so I was slightly disappointed. I would rate this hotel 3.5 but since the service was fine and the location excellent, I'm going to give it a small 4.

Ideally located hotel. Stay here to be within walking distance to many bars, restaurants, shops, museums & sights. All the staff we encountered were very polite & spoke very good English. They were always willing to offer tips for restaurants, sights & transportation around the city. The breakfast had a great selection of healthy options along with the choice of freshly cooked meals. Even though the hotel is situated near to many bars, restaurants & the main shopping street, we never had a bad nights sleep. The rooms were well appointed & kept spotlessly clean. I would definitely stay here again.

The hotel is situated in a great place, easy walking distance to the centre with all the restaurants and bars. We came for West Ham’s game in Backa Topola - we hired a car at the airport. There’s no parking at the hotel as it’s in a pedestrianised area. We were advised to park in a car park round the corner which could be quite a walk if you had luggage. The hotel is in a building with many floors and is on the fifth floor. There is a lift but it’s very tiny. Otherwise it’s a long climb. Once up there the check in was very smooth - we were too early but they looked after our luggage. The room was adequate , nice and warm and clean. The shower was excellent. A good place to stay in Belgrade.

Older hotel, the elevator still has to pull the door manually, but the room is very clean, very good service, the front desk is also very real, I don’t have to add money to have breakfast at the hotel, 8 euros said that it’s good to eat outside, let me see if I like to eat the next morning and pay again. But the next day I was busy with work and didn’t go downstairs for breakfast. The location was also very good. It was very convenient to walk to the city center.

The hotel is very convenient and won't take a long time to take a taxi to downtown. Staffs are super nice, I asked them to print some documents for me and they did it very quickly. Something to be noticed that the housekeeping is only in the morning.

The hotel has only opened for six months. The location is clean and the window is sealed. Although it is along the street, it is very quiet. The hotel restaurant is a highlight. I stayed for two nights and went to eat three meals. It was delicious and saved time. The service was also very good. I was responsive and asked. I will stay next time. The price is cheap. It is rare to park. Not far away and not expensive

The short version is that the location is good on the bus route and is within walkable distance of the waterfront and its awesome shopping mall. There is food available on the street in front of the hotel. The hotel meets basic needs. It is dated and tired-looking however for the price I can happily live with that and would gladly stay there again without hesitation. The booking for my teenage daughter and myself went smoothly online. Air Serbia changed our flight and the hotel was able to change our booking accordingly with no fuss. My sister who studies there had stayed there when she first arrived in Belgrade and recommended it. On arrival the driveway is also the parking lot. This means that if coming through with a lot of baggage that it can be a bit of a slalom course making it from the pavement to the front door. If you bring your own car, it means parking is limited and if someone parks behind you it will not be possible to get out without their car being moved. There is and awkward step required to get into the front door which could benefit from a small ramp to help with rolling luggage. The lobby is small and no frills with a small seating area and is adjacent to the dining room. The reception staff were approachable and spoke good English which was a big help as I know almost no Serbian and was struggling to learn it from my efforts before the trip thus, I was limited to a few polite words like please and thank you and unable to make conversation in Serbian. Be aware there is a tourist tax to pay on arrival. There is a small lift which was handy for checking in and checking out with luggage. On moving from the lift to the room there was only a short transit and the room locks worked well. The room was simple and met our needs having ample closet space however no hangers. There was a writing desk which I used for meals and a fridge under the desk which was put to good use during the trip to store food and milk. My balding dome had no need of the hair dryer so I did not try it out. The room overlooked the carpark/driveway and the street which was good enough to allow me to assess how busy the street was and get a sense of the weather. The beds were comfortable however the pillows were not at all plump even when I stacked a couple of them so on my next trip, I will vacuum pack my own pillow from home. The bathroom is where the shabbiness was felt. The sink was not properly fixed to the wall so moved if I pressed on it. The sink was large enough for me to do laundry. There was enough shelf space adjacent to it to store items and for me to hang my medium sized washbag. The shower enclosure was tight to the point of almost being tight and sliding lass doors opened on 2 sides as the only way of getting into and out of it. The doors kept derailing which was the other problem apart from the sink’s instability. There was plenty of hot water and housekeeping provided a good supply of clean plush towels. There was some disint

Hotel Nobel is a very convenient choice of stay in the center of the town, but in a quiet area. The environment, the politeness and professionalism of the staff and the quality of services are excellent. The buffet breakfast has many choices with Real coffee, not from an automatic machine. It is a perfect boutique city hotel. Nikos, Athens