Belgrade Hotel Guide - The National Assembly hotels in Belgrade, Serbia.

"I had a wonderful stay at the Lumiere Hotel. The location is excellent, the room was very nice and the staff was very helpful. The SPA was also very nice and relaxing. "

"Very helpful staff at checkin. Presedential suite was spacious, comfortable and clean. The room had a fridge and kettle. Good wifi service. Large ath tub and also a walkin shower. Great location. Very much in the centre. I would recommend this property and would most certainly look to book again when I next visit Belgrade."

"Good location ."

"The location is perfect. The breakfast is amazing. The room was fine and had a nice view. The staff were friendly. Two negatives were: 1) smokers in adjacent rooms or areas affected the air in my room, and 2) the shower configuration was that the entire bathroom gets soaked when you take a shower. There was only one small glass half-divider that barely contained the spray. "

"There was no kitchen, a small tiny dingy room, I it difficult to contact the staff after 2300, which stated they were available 24 hours. The apartment represented it self very poorly. The only positive thing about being there, is that the location was great, nothing else."

"Is was just ok"

"Na"

"I really liked location, friendliness of staff at the reception, at the restaurant, literally everyone was friendly and competent. The room was clean. Breakfast was also very good (if only coffee would have better quality), but all in all it was a very good breakfast- it started with salmon and ended with chia pudding without added sugar and fresh fruit. There was also live piano music and just a phantastic atmosphere. I hope to come again soon. "

"This hotel is very nice, all very modern and clean, the staff very welcoming and helpful, very quiet and secure. It is also fantastically located right in the centre and has good Wifi. The only negative point I experienced was that the TV reception/signal was poor and kept dropping completely, so I didn't use the TV and relied on my own devices."