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The location and staff service were excellent, and the breakfast was great; I liked everything.
Nelson1周前
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Belgrade·9.4
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NapPARK Hostel in Belgrade’s city centre offers sound‑proofed rooms with free WiFi, air‑conditioning, kitchenette, private bathroom, and work desk. Guests enjoy a lounge, shared kitchen, minimarket, daily housekeeping, hairdresser, full‑day security, and luggage storage. Located 13 km from Nikola Tesla Airport, it sits near an ice‑skating rink, boating spots, and vibrant city attractions.
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The location and staff service were excellent, and the breakfast was great; I liked everything.
Nelson·1周前
The location is fantastic and the hostel vibe is super welcoming—I’ll definitely stay again!
Bianca·2周前
Clean, great location, and the staff, especially Nichola, were very friendly.
El·2周前
I liked the hostel. Here’s what to expect: the owner is very hospitable, immediately handles the white cardboard, gives local tips, and goes the extra mile in small details. He speaks English and Serbian. The kitchen has everything except a large oven, but it’s tight in the mornings for more than two people. The neighborhood is within walking distance of supermarkets, pharmacies, bus stops, cafés, exchange offices, and Belgrade Fortress. The hostel sits in a residential corner near a park, quiet despite being in the city center, and the sunrise is beautiful. The bedroom has a long bed about 2 meters, giving plenty of space for a shorter person; curtains provide privacy and a slight sense of stuffiness. Each bed has a light and an outlet. Accessibility: I have weak legs, but the staircase to the upper bunk was manageable—it’s inclined, and a handhold on the bed would help, but the lower bunk is reachable even on crutches. General cleanliness: cleaned daily with a cool citrus scent. The toilet and shower are fine—clean, convenient, and spacious. The interior is cozy, colorful, and visually engaging, better than sterile white walls. Soundproofing is lacking; on the first floor you hear all the lounge noise, which is bad if you go to bed before the neighbors. It’s cool—I'm a chill person, and in October I needed a second blanket at night. Hot water is hard to get, but that’s normal in Serbia. Kitchen navigation can be confusing—sometimes it’s unclear where things are or how to use them. Some hostels label drawers, fridge food, and shared items, but here that tradition isn’t followed, leading to mix‑ups. Storage in the bedroom is tight; some guests stay long, so free space is limited. Privacy is limited in the lounge where you can watch movies, but focusing on work or calls is harder. There are no outdoor terraces; you have to go somewhere else to get privacy.
Anatolii·3周前
Great hostel to stay!
Yuxing·3周前