Vojvodina Hotel

The restaurant is very good too, and I'd recommend it 🙏🏻 Hotel Vojvodina is in a great central location by the square, with friendly staff and a beautiful old building dating from 1854.

The staff are friendly and give the hotel some character, and it's well placed within walking distance of popular bars, restaurants, and clubs. For £40 a night, it's an entirely adequate hotel. The rooms are fairly big. A rear-facing room means giving up the view, but you get air conditioning, and fans are available on request for those who need one. The beds are cheap and basic, but I still slept well. The shower is fairly average, with a bath-style setup. Like most older buildings in the Balkans, there's no lift. It could use a spruce up, and breakfast wasn't very inspiring.

Thank you so much to Slobodan in rooms reservations. I really appreciated his professionalism, understanding, and willingness to cancel my reservation without a penalty when I needed it.

The water for my shower was yellow and cold, and the rooms on the second floor were terrible. There were absolutely terrifying stains on my wall, insects in my bed, and stains on the carpet. The hotel seems very old and suspicious. The wifi was ridiculous and absolutely horrible. Since I'm very close with my parents, not being able to talk to them was a huge problem. The food was not good at all, and when our dance team went to the restaurant for breakfast, there wasn't enough food for our group. The staff were absolutely bad. We told them about the yellow water, and they laughed, said it wasn't their problem, and told us it was none of their business. I don't think the owner is responsible.