Hyatt Regency Belgrade | |
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Hotel chain | Hyatt Regency |
General information | |
Location | New Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia |
Address | Milentija Popovića Street 5 |
Coordinates | 44°48′47″N20°26′04″E / 44.81306°N 20.43444°E |
Opening | 1 August 1990 |
Owner | Hyatt |
Other information | |
Number of rooms | 302 |
Number of suites | 39 |
Parking | 136 |
Website | |
Hyatt Regency Belgrade |
Hyatt Regency Belgrade is a modern 5-star hotel located in New Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia. It is part of international hotel group Hyatt Regency.
Located across the street from Ušće Tower and Ušće Shopping Center, it is close to both the city centre and Sava Center, and fifteen minutes from Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport.
Hyatt Regency Belgrade was established in August 1990, by the international hotel group Hyatt.
It is a five star hotel; ranked as the most luxurious hotel in the country, with an excellent reputation.
Hyatt Regency Belgrade is well known for its quality, being a hotel that accommodates senior visitors such as diplomats, political figures, actors, etc.
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