Belgrade Art Hotel has the best location in this batch: it sits on Knez Mihailova, so the pedestrian promenade is a one-minute walk, Republic Square two minutes and Kalemegdan Park about six. It is a boutique-sized property with 55 individually furnished rooms, from Standard and Superior rooms to Junior Suites with a city view and a Presidential Suite, and it belongs to the Radisson Individuals collection. Guests give it 8.8 out of 10 across more than 360 reviews, and the location score is the standout at 9.6. The hotel's character comes from its art-themed interior, a lobby fireplace, a library and a terrace, and it has two restaurants and a coffee shop, so you can eat without leaving. A spa offers aromatherapy, massage and Ayurvedic treatments. Rooms come with pillow menus, down comforters, bathrobes, 40-inch TVs and electric kettles, a thoughtful set for a stay that will be spent mostly out in the city.
Location and getting around
The hotel is at Knez Mihailova 27, in the middle of the old-town promenade. Skadarlija is a seven-minute walk, the Belgrade Fortress eleven, and the National Museum and National Theatre are practically next door. Because the street is pedestrian, taxis cannot pull up at the door, so allow a few extra minutes on arrival and departure. Nikola Tesla Airport is about 23 minutes by car, and a transfer can be arranged for a fee.
Rooms and facilities
Room types range from Standard with a queen bed to Family Rooms that sleep four, plus suites with a historical city view. The spa, library and restaurants are the main extras, and there is an electric car charging station, a banquet hall and meeting rooms. Breakfast is a buffet with a surcharge, valet parking has its own fee and spaces are limited, and pets are welcome. Rooms facing the street can pick up evening noise from the promenade, so ask for an inner or higher room if you are a light sleeper.
Who it suits
First-time visitors who want to walk everywhere, couples on a short break and travellers who prefer a stylish small hotel to a large chain. It is less suited to anyone arriving by car, since parking is limited and valet only. Book early for weekends and for the summer, when the old town is at its busiest, and compare rates with and without breakfast, as the old-town cafes on the street are very good alternatives.
Around the hotel
Stepping out of the door puts you among cafes, bookshops and galleries, and the Zepter Museum, the Serbian Academy gallery and the City Library's Roman Hall are all within minutes. For dinner, Skadarlija is a short walk, while the little restaurants near Republic Square offer cheaper options. Take the evening promenade, when the street fills with locals, and leave the early morning for a quiet coffee before the crowds, since the old town is at its best then.
Why stay here
- ✓Spa with massage
- ✓Two restaurants
- ✓Coffee shop
- ✓Terrace
- ✓Lobby library
- ✓Valet parking
- ✓Electric car charging
- ✓Free WiFi
Good questions
Where is Belgrade Art Hotel?+
It is at Knez Mihailova 27, on the pedestrian promenade. Republic Square is two minutes away on foot and Kalemegdan Park about six.
Does Belgrade Art Hotel have parking?+
It offers valet parking for a fee with limited spaces. The hotel is on a pedestrian street, so it suits travellers without a car best.
Is there a spa?+
Yes, an on-site spa offers aromatherapy, massage and Ayurvedic treatments. The hotel also has two restaurants, a library and a terrace.
