Hi I stayed at the Tash Inn in Belgrade recently and found the hostel wonderful and friendly. The staff were so helpful with all my requirements, they had kept my family in Ireland informed on my arrivals etc. I cannot say enough about how helpful they were during my stay. The hostel in very central and has so much to offer a visitor who might be staying for the first time in Belgrade. It is so close to all the interesting places and I would recommend it to all... I'll be back again

This is a great place if you
- want to see Belgrade in a few days- limited time so you need a central location (doesn't get more central than this!);
- do not want /afford to spend a lot of money on accommodation -you're with friends and focus on having a good time/ see main attractions;
- don't need 4+ stars conditions.

In short- great value for money if you're travelling in a group; they mainly have rooms with multiple beds (we were 3 guys and stayed in a 3 beds room w. bathroom and shower, all for ~50 EUR /person/ 3 nights)- and also a great apartment -with a few bedrooms and a large living room, a nice kitchen and a great terrace.

The staff were also very helpful -ready to provide info/ maps/ whatever needed.

Not very good I guess for family/ romantic travel (I would personally choose something with more stars in the first case and in a quieter location in the later).

Oh- and a nice bonus are the PC's w. internet connection in all rooms, plus wireless available!

Booked this hostel because it was one of the few that had private bathrooms with showers. Arrived at a building's backdoor that looked like the entrance to a shady nightclub. The location is actually OK, just a 10 minute walk from the central pedestrian area, and once the reconstruction of the adjacent park is completed, it may be quite nice.

The hostel's few rooms are scattered throughout the annex of a building. They are small, but OK; the bathrooms are a joke, though: You can shower while sitting on the toilet and brushing your teeth over the washing basin all at the same time, they are so tiny. In fact, you cannot shower without showering toilet and basin as well - no curtains, no separations. One bathroom had gas heating and started to smell of gas once you closed the window (which was normal according to the reception guy - "just leave the window open"). The other had electrical heating with wires hanging from the wall isolated with tape.

They do provide "blankets" and "sheets", but you better bring a sleeping bag. The reception guys appeared friendly, but not very trustworthy. They ask you to pay upon arrival, and they know why.

I eventually moved to a nearby hotel - couldn't take a shower in that bathroom without fear of being electrocuted - but my friends stayed and did actually survive. I have been to cheaper hostels in Germany, Sweden and Norway, and every single one of them was better than Tash-inn.

Stayed at the Tash Inn a small hostel in Tasmajdan Park. Great location but a small place.
Belgrade is a lovely town with nice places to eat and interesting things to see.
See: Kalemegdan Park, Nikola Tesla Museum, Sveti Sava Church, Ada Ciganlija (nice, but not great)
Eat: Sprska Kafana (great prices, helpful staff - don't speak English but will pick good food for you, menu all in cyrillic, have faith and go there, you'll be pleased)
Sesir Moj (great atmosphere in Skadarska, a bit overpriced, live traditional music is nice too, bread is fantastic!)