Hotel Moskva

Avoid this place at all costs! I wanted to experience local charm, but they put my daughter and me in a tiny attic room on the 5th floor. The bed was 1.5m, there was a mini skylight, the sloped ceiling made it easy to bump your head, and it was incredibly stuffy. To make things worse, the sensor lights in the 5th-floor hallway barely worked, so it was pitch black and creepy. I immediately went back to the front desk and stated that I had booked a standard double room with a 1.8m bed and a normal window. She tried to explain that historical buildings have non-standard rooms, but she still had to move us, as it clearly wasn't what I booked (how could she even do that???). Of course, the new room was also an inner courtyard room with no view, definitely not one of the city-view rooms on the outer ring. Then came an entire night of loud air conditioner noise, like a helicopter hovering over our heads. It was the worst check-in experience ever, and there were mosquitoes too. Plus, hundreds of people sit outside this hotel every day, which I hear is a Belgrade custom – they like to chat and buy lottery tickets there. If you're an introvert, steer clear. The restaurant staff were indifferent, as if they couldn't care less. Both breakfast and afternoon tea were very cold and uninviting. Just avoid this place.

Not our first stay here! Excellent service, the ladies at the front desk are very friendly, the room is clean, the bed is comfortable, and the internet works perfectly! The buffet breakfast offers a great variety. Fantastic location. The Tchaikovsky restaurant has a large selection of dishes and a good wine list. The spa area is also very good. I wholeheartedly recommend it!

Stayed in a loft with my mom, a two-story unit with the bed upstairs and a living room downstairs. Both floors had bathrooms. This century-old hotel boasts high ceilings, a grand wooden staircase, extremely high-quality bedding and furniture, and large windows. The sound of the piano from the downstairs restaurant and the chatter of people outside drift in through the windows, but the trees outside provide privacy. It's truly a timeless experience. The location, service, and history are all top-notch and go without saying. The price is significantly higher than the hotel next door, so whether it's good value for money is subjective, but the sense of history is truly irreplaceable. Oh, and outside the entrance, there are often kids and adults gathering, seemingly for some kind of sports card trading. In the evenings, musicians play by the fountain. There are also little cats on the slope below. The upper floors are perfect for watching the sunset, with large windows, west-facing towards the river, and the hotel itself is situated on high ground.

A very good hotel with a wonderful atmosphere, created not only by the staff's service and authentic historical interior, but largely by the live Tchaikovsky music almost constantly playing in the restaurant. The hotel's location is exceptionally convenient; it truly is right in the heart of Belgrade. The hotel's history, which it reveres, and the large number of famous guests are also very interesting. If I ever visit Belgrade again, there will be no question of where to stay.

The hotel's location is excellent, making it very convenient for getting around. However, the facilities are definitely outdated. The sofa felt dirty and was completely caved in. The air conditioning was incredibly noisy. The breakfast selection was decent. Ctrip stated that adding breakfast would cost 14 euros per person, but we were actually charged 3000 dinars per person, which is roughly 200 RMB or about 25 euros – far too expensive. Not worth it.

Awesome! Full of historical charm, it's definitely a Belgrade landmark! The location is also incredibly good, right in the city center. Their afternoon tea at the restaurant is very famous, and the specialty pastries I ordered were absolutely delicious!

The room is quite spacious with a great layout, making it very convenient to use. Slippers are provided. It's clean and tidy. The hotel is located in the heart of the old city, very close to Republic Square, the city center streets, and St. Sava Temple. It's an historical building and quiet at night. The service is excellent, and the front desk is particularly helpful with directions and restaurant reservations.

The hotel's location is excellent, not far from the pedestrian street and the castle. Paid parking is available for 35 euros per night. The room is compact, with just enough space for a bed and two small nightstands. There's nowhere to put luggage, so it ends up blocking the walking space. The hotel is historic, but the room amenities are too basic; there are no toiletries whatsoever, though paper slippers are provided. Tap water is for drinking. The front desk lady is pretty and always smiling, but her attitude is very unfriendly, almost as if we had a beef in a past life. I do not recommend this place.