This characterful 19-room mid-range hotel is homely, welcoming and comfortably equipped. The Zemun location means it's a longish bus or taxi ride from the centre, but it is close to all the period cottages, churches and markets of Zemun's pretty historic centre. Casino on premises.
Hotel Skala
Belgrade
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