Belgrade, Serbia
Two hostels actually – one at posh area of Obilicev Venac, nr.8 to be more precise, and other at Palmoticeva street 9, still very central.
Prices go from 12 euros and you can make reservations at this address: infos@belgradeinternationalhostel.com
They are experienced hosteliers, have 17 beds and are in the very center of Belgrade.
This one is located in the old and nice part of Zemun, an old Austro-Hungarian town at the edge of Belgrade – some 20 mins by bus from city center. You can read more about Zemun and the hostel on their website: Semlin hostel
The hostel is easy to get to by foot, from any spot of the downtown. It is surrounded by 8 universities, around 100 clubs and restaurants, and is located 50 meters from the Tasmajdan Sport Center (pool, gym. children playground).
It’s located very very centrally – you will be staying accross the street from Serbian Parliament building actually.
Hostel is new, so promotional room prices go from 7 to 12 EUR.
Belgrade just got richer for an interesting hostel concept – located on New Belgrade side, with a view towards Kalemegdan fortress, the ArkaBarka hostel is situated on – water! Ocasional cultural events and parties are organized. Definetely recommended!
Situated in a popular part of the town – Dorcol – in the city center, this hostel offers accomodation from 11 EUR off-season and from 14 EUR during season. All the bookings can be done via their site, so check them out.
Centrally located in Dorcol area with lots of cafes and clubs around. Prices from 14 EUR if you book online
Very colorful and cheerfull hostel, as the name suggests, with friendly prices that go from 10 EUR. Located very centrally, near Slavija square, address: Kralja Milutina street 28.
Facilities: 3, 4, 6 or 8 beds per room, computer room, library, gym studio, basketball hall, swimming pool nearby
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Belgrade by night, as seen from space
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