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Si trova all'intersezione di alcune strade principali, vicino a una stazione di benzina. Il personale era incendiario, l'hotel era bello e il colazione era eccellente. Ci era WiFi gratuita ma non l'ho testata. C'era un bel ristorante vicino all'hotel a prezzi ragionevoli. Non è vicino al centro di Belgrado, ma c'è un autobus pubblico per andare al centro. Parcheggio gratuito disponibile per 10-15 auto.

Il bagno non è nella stanza, ma una privata come posso usare, l'ospite dell'hotel è amichevole. Ho cambiato il mio tempo di soggiorno e hanno accettato. Buona.

非常好的酒店，設施齊全很新，早餐也和好，服務員態度很好。很乾凈，值得推薦！

Un grande hotel nuovo, situato nella zona Zemun, zona verde tranquilla, vicino al Danubio. Bus di stazione in 3 minuti a piedi. Vorrei segnalare la purezza delle camere e ristoranti separatamente, il colazione è solo super. Penso, a ogni gusto! La ricezione è molto accogliente per i giovani. Ho soggiornato per 1 notte per un viaggio più lungo, la camera è piccola ma c'è tutto il necessario! Matrimonia confortevole, buoni cuscini, lingerie perfetta, organizzazione ergonomica della camera.

I booked Residence 59 but ended up in Residence 57, which I can't quite figure out. Here’s my honest review: I arrived early for check-in after a long journey from Kosovo and was greeted by a young man who kindly informed me that I could park here, which wasn't a problem despite the ongoing construction. He was really nice. However, when I headed into the building, the young girl at the reception seemed quite rude and arrogant, even before she spoke. When I told her who I was, she simply said it was too early to check in. She never offered us a place to sit or even a coffee, which would have been a nice touch. I returned two hours later, 15 minutes before check-in, but she still didn't look very happy. I asked if it was okay to sit in her office while my wife and son waited outside. She reluctantly agreed, and then I noticed the really nice guy from earlier sitting there as well. He told the receptionist to let us check in, which she did only because he instructed her to. The next day, as we were leaving, she was all smiles. But that was too late for me; the smiles should have been there during check-in, not when we were leaving. Do these people not understand that it's the guests who keep them in a job? As for the apartment itself, it’s fantastic—very clean and beautiful. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. However, I won’t be back. I expect to be treated better. If you don’t like your job and can’t show some respect, maybe you should consider working at a till in a local shop.