Hostel White Town

The host was helpful and easy to talk to, and the beds were comfortable. There are plenty of places to eat, grocery stores, and a pharmacy nearby, with very convenient public transport. The prices are great too. The place could use some upkeep, though, and cleanliness could be better.

What really makes White Town hostel special is the host, and it’s a cozy, friendly spot for experiencing Serbian hospitality. You’re right in the center of Belgrade's hottest neighborhoods, with plenty to see within a 10-minute walk: bars, restaurants, an authentic local market, the temple of St.Sava, the Nikola Tesla museum, and more. I recommend it!

The host is extremely nice, and the place is clean, pleasant, and cheap. It’s more than enough for a night or two in the city, with a great location and a high level of comfort. There's also a shared area for coffee, and maybe meeting other guests if you're up for it.

Radovan and Bojana, the father and daughter who run the hostel, made my stay especially enjoyable. Radovan loves to chat, and if you're from India, he has plenty to say about the old friendship between India and Yugoslavia. The hostel entrance is up a staircase in an old building, with a real Yugoslavia-era feel. My ground-floor room was all mine, and the beds were amazingly comfortable. The location is great, just a five-minute walk from Belgrade's best-known attractions, the Sava Church. There's a TV in the lobby and a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge. In the evening, you can grab a beer from the next lane, chat with fellow travelers, and listen to music. There are lots of food options across the street, including cheap pizzerias, a nice cafe called Roggenart, and plenty of hummus and falafel spots. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay.