Sun Hostel

“Estancia confortable”

The place was clean and had everything you need for a pleasant stay, plus it was close to the city center.

Lizandro·2 weken geleden

“Спасибо”

The staff were polite.

Guldariga·3 weken geleden

The hostel’s location is great and you can get there easily by public transport. It’s a solid hostel with a nice common area and a backyard. The staff are always ready to help, and I highly recommend it.

Marko·Een maand geleden

Everyone there is approachable, honest, and professional, and they really want you to feel comfortable. The best conversations will happen on the back‑garden patio.

Samuel·Een maand geleden

“Parfois quelques nuages cachent le soleil !”

The shuttle to and from the airport takes 10–15 minutes (400 RSD); check the schedule on the website or ask the driver, or read the board. City buses, trams, and free transport are available. While touring “Slaviaj Square,” you’ll find many exchange offices (Menjačnica) with rates of $101/103 (€117/118). The street has a lot of spots; go up the opposite side, cross four traffic lights, then turn left. At the street’s ends, there’s a right‑hand exit with a self‑service spot and pizza (good value). Food options include Maxi Go, Idea, and a small tavern behind wooden chalets for a taste of Serbian soul if you’re willing to learn the language (beer, rakija, and other spirits—drink responsibly!). They always say “živeli” (long life). On the other end, head left to the local market, then 15 minutes to the central boulevard of Belgrade (Kralja Aleksandra). Breakfast costs 235 RSD. All visits are on foot for the avid walker. Beyond typical tourist spots, explore the markets—this is the Serbian soul. The dormitory window needs to be closed, and grilling in the garden is allowed. The “Siberian wind” from the air‑conditioning unit is announced to other guests. Some use the dormitory as a “boxing ring” (respect each other and you’ll be respected).

Patrice·2 maanden geleden