B&B Nataly 2

It looks nice and the staff are friendly, but this isn’t a place to come for a rest. The rooms are okay and the hotel is decent, yet the entrance doors have such poor sound insulation that every guest passing by wakes you up.

The terrace view at sunset is beautiful, especially with a glass of wine. The place is quiet, cosy, and has large, clean rooms. There are two separate hotels facing each other, with plenty of services in one place: a pool, sauna, hot tub, salt room, massages and more. Dinner was okay, with enough choice for different tastes, though it could be better. The center is only a few minutes away on foot. A sweet place.

The warm pool was nice, and the steam room and sauna were great. We used the spa and massage service, though the jacuzzi wasn’t working properly. The receptionist seemed uninterested and didn’t smile. Also, check that you get the full massage time you paid for. Even so, I had a good experience overall.

At Nataly Spa, the massages were amazing, with different treatments to help you unwind, reenergize, and restore balance. The peaceful surroundings also suited Transcendental Meditation (TM) and yoga, and even a walk through Sokobanja after yoga felt magical to me, breathing in the local air. Zeleni Grad gives access to Sokobanja’s thermal waters, which are enriched with radioactive radon and celebrated for health benefits. It’s a haven for people looking for relief from respiratory or musculoskeletal issues. Mount Rtanj, described as the largest natural pyramid and known for healing and spiritual powers, and lush Ozren mountain make a deeply spiritual, inspiring backdrop for meditation and yoga. From arrival, you’re surrounded by invigorating air saturated with phytoncides from pine trees, known for profound medical benefits for the lungs. Between the scenery, the claimed medical benefits, and the inner harmony offered by TM and yoga, Zeleni Grad and Nataly Spa in Sokobanja make a holistic wellness retreat I’d highly recommend for deep rest and rejuvenation.