Picolo recommends · Hotel in Belgrade, Serbia
The St. Regis Belgrade
High above the Sava in the Belgrade Tower, with the river below and the old town and Kalemegdan fortress spread out across the window.
Draw the curtains and the Sava fills the window, with the old town rising on the far side of the bridges. The St. Regis takes up the Belgrade Tower, the tallest landmark of Belgrade Waterfront, the new district along the river.
Below the tower runs the river promenade, lined with cafés and restaurants and good for an evening walk. St. Regis is known for its butler service, and here the views do much of the rest of the work.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose The St. Regis Belgrade
For views, nothing in Belgrade comes close. This is our pick for a special occasion or a short city break where the room itself is part of the point, and the promenade by the Sava is right outside.
Belgrade Waterfront is new and polished, and it feels quite different from the older city. The old town is a taxi ride or a long uphill walk away. If you want cobbles and cafés outside the door, Square Nine fits better.
What you get
- Views over the Sava and the old town
- St. Regis butler service
- Restaurant and bar
- Rooms high in the Belgrade Tower
- The river promenade below
A day at The St. Regis Belgrade
- Morning
- Breakfast with the Sava below and the city slowly waking up.
- Midday
- A taxi up to Kalemegdan and the old town.
- Afternoon
- A walk along the promenade at Belgrade Waterfront.
- Evening
- A cocktail as the lights come on across the river.
Location
Belgrade Waterfront, Belgrade, Serbia
Open in MapsQuestions about The St. Regis Belgrade
Where is The St. Regis Belgrade?
It is in the Belgrade Tower at Belgrade Waterfront, the new riverside district on the Sava, a short taxi ride from the old town and Knez Mihailova.
Does The St. Regis Belgrade have river views?
Yes. The hotel sits high in the tower, so many rooms look out over the Sava, the bridges and the old town on the other side.
Is The St. Regis Belgrade within walking distance of the old town?
It is possible, but the walk is long and partly uphill. Most guests use taxis, which are quick and inexpensive in Belgrade.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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