Kengur Resort

The pool itself is nice, but the sunbeds are packed together with barely any room between them, and hotel guests get no discount, everything costs full price. The place is expensive for what it offers. Rooms may be clean, but they feel ancient, with tiny pantry-like interiors, rat-sized terraces, and things old enough to seem like they're falling apart. Breakfast was the poorest I've ever had. Most of the staff were unfriendly and unprofessional, though the older women at reception were an exception. A total disaster, I can't recommend it.

Cocktails are spot on, the water's clean, and there's plenty of room. A perfect summer spot in Belgrade, 10/10.

The toilets weren't as clean as I'd hoped, but the rest of the stay was nice. Breakfast was good and there's a swimming pool. The location worked well, with bakeries and grocery shops nearby, free parking, and Belgrade city about a 20-minute drive away.

It was hard to get help at reception because someone was rarely there, and I couldn't speak with anyone in a language other than Serbian. Breakfast details weren't provided, so we had to ask both when it was served and what was available. The rooms are much smaller than they look in the website pictures, with a cramped, uncomfortable bathroom. They were somewhat clean, but repair workers made noise constantly. The Wi-Fi was weak and the swimming pool was dirty.