Hotel Nobel Palace

Fitted with LCD screens, electronic safes and minibars, each of the 120 rooms at Hotel Nobel Palace favours function over flourish. The palette is plain: air conditioning, a private bathroom, a hairdryer, a bathrobe and slippers laid out for arrival. It is a practical room, built for a working stay rather than a lingering one. Family rooms combine a sofa layout with twin beds for groups travelling together, while standard doubles come with either a shared or separate bed configuration depending on need. Some rooms look onto the surrounding park, a rare patch of green this close to the centre. Breakfast is a buffet spread of local and international dishes, taken in the restaurant or sent up by room service. The hotel stands a ten-minute walk from Belgrade's old town, close enough for an evening stroll and far enough to stay quiet at night. A fitness centre, guarded parking and a small congress space round out the practical side. Pets are allowed. Wi-Fi runs throughout the building, and the hotel adapts several rooms for guests with disabilities.