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Room facilities:Air Condition, Desk, Hairdryer, Heating, Minibar, Pay-per-view Channels, Private bathroom, Safety Deposit Box, Seating area, Telephone, TV, WiFi
Stylish and individually designed room featuring a satellite TV, mini bar and a 24-hour room service menu.
Bed size:King Size
Room size:25 m2
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Room facilities:Air Condition, Airport Shuttle Service, Bar, Beauty salon, Catering service, Convention floor, Desk, Fitness, Free toiletries, Hairdresser, Hairdryer, Heating, Hotspots, Indoor pool, Ironing board, Laundry, Lounge, Minibar, Pay-per-view Channels, Private bathroom, Restaurant, Room service, Safety Deposit Box, Sauna, Seating area, Shared bathroom, Shops, SPA, Telephone, TV, Valet parking, Wake up service, Washer, WiFi
Stylish and individually designed room featuring a satellite TV, mini bar and a 24-hour room service menu.
Bed size:King Size
Room size:15 m2
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Room facilities:Air Condition, Desk, Free toiletries, Hairdryer, Heating, Minibar, Pay-per-view Channels, Private bathroom, Room service, Safety Deposit Box, Telephone, TV, Wake up service
Stylish and individually designed room featuring a satellite TV, mini bar and a 24-hour room service menu.
Bed size:King Size
Room size:40m2
General
Located on the Danube bank, Hotel Jugoslavija has free private parking, 2 a la carte restaurants and air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi. LCD cable TV and minibar are standard room amenities.
The hotel’s Tex Mex restaurant serves Mexican cuisine, while the other restaurant features American-style burgers. A variety of local and international drinks are available at the hotel bar.
Front desk is attended 24 hours a day, and the hotel also has cash machines and a meeting room. There is a casino next door.
The public bus stop next to Jugoslavija Hotel offers connections to the city centre, which is about 3 km away. There you can visit the Kalemegdan Fortress, Knez Mihailova Street and the bohemian Skadarlija area.
Zemun is a great choice for travelers interested in local food, city trip and shopping.
Hotel Rooms: 102
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Children and extra beds
Free! One child from 0 to 3 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.
Free! One child from 0 to 3 years stays free of charge in a crib.
One child from 4 to 12 years is charged EUR 6 per person per night in an extra bed.
One older child or adult is charged EUR 12 per person per night in an extra bed.
The maximum number of cribs in a room is 1.
The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets
Accepted credit cards
Facilities
- Air Condition
- Bar
- Desk
- Hairdryer
- Hotspots
- Laundry
- Minibar
- Restaurant
- Safety Deposit Box
- Telephone
- TV
- Valet parking
- Wake up service
- WiFi
Internet
Parking
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Serbia
Choose a Serbia holiday and bask in a warm welcome at every turn as you discover a country reinventing itself. . Those in the know appreciate Belgrade’s great architecture, museums, galleries, outstanding restaurants and pulsating nightlife.
Elsewhere fast-flowing rivers, mountain peaks, woodland trails and Orthodox monasteries hidden in wooded valleys await the arrival of visitors to this undiscovered destination.
Sports & nature
Everyone needs to get outside and take a walk in nature, breathe in fresh air and experience a little excitement and relaxation in the rich surroundings of centuries-old forests. Food and drink in Serbia are still naturally tasty and fresh, and you can drink water from mountain streams or eat fruit straight from the tree.
However, if you are looking for a little more action, on water we recommend sailing or rowing, and cycling or skiing on “dry” land. Besides a river cruise on a large boat, you can sail by yourself on Serbia’s gentle rivers and lakes or even take part in one of many regattas.
Walking and hiking
Skiing
Bicycling
Sailing and rowing
Horse riding
Sailing
If you have ever dreamt of rafting down untamed mountain river rapids, of parachuting or paragliding into a flowering meadow or of experiencing the charm of flying in a hot air balloon or a glider, in Serbia your dreams will come true.
Serbia’s many diverse caves and potholes are heaven for explorers and adventure seekers. If you simply want to experience something new, then the subterranean world will provide you with fun, knowledge and excitement found nowhere else.
Adventure
Flying
Caving
Orienteering
Log rafting and white water rafting
Freeclimbing
Nightlife info
There are winter and summer Belgrade clubs.
Winter nightclubs are located downtown, and their busy season stretches from October through May.
In the summer, Belgrade party moves to the rivers, where summer nightclubs have their opening nights in May. Actually, those are big, open-air rafts and boats, remodeled into discotheques. The most popular Belgrade clubs are those on the river Sava, starting from the old Railway Bridge and up to the “Gazela” bridge, and also those on the Danube, near “Hotel Yugoslavia”.
Belgrade nightclubs don’t practice cover charge, but the reservation is necessary. All spots – by the bar, bar tables, high tables, VIP tables – are bound to be reserved. It is very important to get into the club no later than half past midnight, because otherwise the club has the right to give your reservation to someone else.
Also, in nightclubs in Belgrade you can’t enter inappropriately dressed (like: sports fashion), and you can’t carry drinks, narcotics or weapons inside. Besides that, bouncers at the gate are checking if your name is on the list of guests.
Culture and history info
Identification.
The name Yugoslavia previously designated six republics (Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Bosnia-Herzogovia, Croatia, and Slovenia), but now includes just Serbia and Montenegro. The word means "land of the southern Slavs." Montenegro, which means "black mountain," takes its name from its rugged terrain. Within Serbia there are several national cultures. In addition to the dominant Serb tradition, there is a large Hungarian population in the northern province of Vojvodina, where Hungarian is the common language and the culture is highly influenced by Hungary (which borders the province to the north). In southern Serbia, the province of Kosovo is primarily Albanian, and has an Islamic culture that bears many remnants of the earlier Turkish conquest.
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