The hotel is well located, close to many of Belgrade’s main sights. However, it is in a pedestrian area, so taxis cannot drop you at the door and you’ll need to walk with your luggage.
The room was adequately sized and well maintained, although showing some signs of age. The bathroom was spacious, but the rain shower head was clogged. Breakfast was good despite a somewhat limited selection, and the employee there every morning was particularly friendly and attentive.
The main issue was a wedding (I think) party at the hotel restaurant on my first night, with very loud music until midnight — on a Sunday. I was not warned about it in advance, nor was I offered any compensation for the disruption. The newlyweds did at least have good taste in music, even if I wasn’t invited to the party. I wish them a long and happy life together.
On my last day, I had been granted a generous 45-minute late checkout, yet reception called five minutes before the original checkout time to remind me to leave. I had to remind them of the extension they had given me that same morning.
Overall, what could have been a good stay was unfortunately overshadowed by these issues.