Vila Terazije is a newly opened hotel (opened in 2010, or so) in central Belgrade (location is spitting distance from Knez Mihajlova – main shopping and pedestrian area in Belgrade, with myriad of restaurants and cafes). The entrance is not promising (old, run down building from the outside) and I felt a bit of a tinge in my belly, as... More

Rooms are extremely small and old style. This is hotel made inside apartments, but separating rooms, so there is no facilities you will expect from normal good hotel. Our room very very smelly from toilet. If you open window it was too noisy. Window was small and looking at another wall - no view at all. Hotel doesn't have any... More

The entrance to the hotel is everything but glamourous but thats ok when the hotel is located exactly in the middle of all the biggest sights of Belgrade. Convinient! Stayed in a small single room just behind the reception that was very good value for the price. Room was lately renovated and all furniture felt like new. Bathroom was small... More

We stayed 2 nights in Vila Terazije. We stayed in 123 cities all over the world I don't see a room as small as Terazije. When arrive the hotel I said that "I don't want to stay in this room". But staff said that "tonight impossible but tomorrow we can change your room with bigger one". I look for another... More

The rooms are small but ok. Good bed, clean and contemporary bathroom (with rainshower), although small as well. Staff is really friendly, with 24/7 presence, so you can leave your key at the reception when you go out, day or night. Noise from the outside is kept outside, but be aware you will hear the people in the room above... More

We stayed here for a night in July. It is in a very central location. The rooms are small but adequate. Air con was very effective. The staff on reception were friendly and helpful. The lack of a lift may be a problem to some people but did not bother us.There is no breakfast available but being so central it... More

I spent two nights at this hotel in early March and was highly satisfied with the experience. The hotel is in a fabulous location (two minutes' walk from the main pedestrian shopping street, 100yds from Hotel Moscow), has free wi-fi and taxis regularly available outside. I travelled alone so just had a single room. Of course it wasn't huge (have... More

Entering the first floor of the building (which appears to be shared with other businesses so perhaps the hotel has little control over it), I thought -- my God, this looks as though it's been decorated by a Greek grandmother who went blind 20 years ago and was recalling the decor of her sighted era! A tacky, weirdly-lit spurting fountain,... More

We found this place pretty good, the rooms are small but quite stylish and and clean. We paid about 55 euros for a nights accommodation. The only small complaint I would have is that the duvet wasn't big enough for 2 people to sleep comfortably, so they could improve on that, but the place is certainly good value for money.... More