Square Nine Hotel Belgrade

Ich glaube nicht, dass es den Preis wert ist, es liegt nur sehr nahe am Stadtzentrum.

Der Service ist sehr gut. Es ist das teuerste Hotel in der Gegend. Es ist relativ klein und liegt im Stadtzentrum. Der Nachteil ist, dass das Frühstück frisch zubereitet wird und man lange warten muss.

Staff at the hotel were lovely and very helpful, the bed sheets were very comfortable. However my room had several issues. Firstly the drain in the bathroom smelled badly, but that was fixed as soon as I mentioned it. Secondly one door to the terrace would not open, not fixed and the huge terrace had no sofa or lounge chairs, bare on one side. The deck of this also was faded and worn and dead leafs and cobwebs. Never seen such a beautiful space with lack of furniture, one side did have a dining room table and a few nice green plants. None of the outlets would work to charge my phone or I pad and the front desk did not have a US plug on hand to add to my cable, we did attempt 3 different devices but none of them would work, which was pretty stressful and time wasting. I do not travel with my own plug as 5 star hotels generally have solutions for this. I did tell the DM about this and he showed me pictures of upgrades they have coming which is very nice for the future but did not fix my problem. Also no spare toilet roll in either bathroom, one bar of soap for two sinks, the bare minimum on towels, no Kleenex box in the powder room ( I know all this as the Kleenex and toilet paper ran out in the master so I went searching thinking faster than calling housekeeping). To me it seems like the small touches one would expect from LHW were not there in my room. On another note I booked my parents a Junior Deluxe Suite and they were very happy, I guess I was just disappointed by the outdoor space.

First there are no 5* hotels in Belgrade or the Balkans, Sunday brunch at exaggerated price of € 90 per person for food that was mediocre, farmers food, glass of cheap prosecco, water, no coffee included . Service that was below descent. Owned by questionable Montenegrins of unknown origin of their capital but easy to guess in a state that was officially announced to be Mafia run. Sound of piano made me stay, hardly visited restaurant, only few tables with guests.. Furniture old after 10 years without refurbishment. Deserts not placed in refrigerator were melting and tasteless. No desert spoon. Gammon Ham as the main meat dish, also longer than 2 hours under hot temperature, the time when bacteria starts to develop. Few dishes impossible to eat - over salted. Cabbage overcooked. Hassled by the minor stuff while the GM did nothing showing his lack of competence. His main reference was being a waiter in few London leading hotels on study exchange programmes. Days are over for this place, especially since praised German-born Chef left few years ago.

The best place to stay, rather is for business or leisure. Hotel is unique and pleasant with amazing and helpful stuff and the nicest and most special lobby..located in the very city centar of Belgrade. Facility is extremly clean, including all areas.. rooms, spa, lobby, restaurants. They have bed sheets with nicest smell. :) Everything in this hotel is done with good taste and quality. Always looking forward to be back.

the best hotel i have been last 15 years in Belgrade it will be for next years my location when i will be there!

We visited Belgrade for our first time. We are so pleased that we stayed at Square Nine. The decor in the lobby, rooms & restaurants are stunning. We immediately felt relaxed. The first afternoon it rained so we headed to the spa which was an excellent decision! We enjoyed several cocktails in the lobby bar each evening - our waitress was extremely efficient and friendly. Breakfast was tasty. The hotel is in a fantastic location to explore the city. We hope to have the opportunity to stay again.