Picolo recommends · Hotel in Belgrade, Serbia
Boutique Hotel Townhouse 27
A small boutique hotel on a side street in the old town, where you swap a grand lobby for a quieter, more personal welcome.
Turn off the crowds on Knez Mihailova and the street goes quiet within a block. Townhouse 27 is a small boutique hotel in Stari Grad, the old town, built for travellers who would rather know the people at reception than queue at a large front desk.
Kalemegdan fortress, with its park and the view over the two rivers, is an easy walk away, and so are the bars and restaurants of Dorćol. It is a practical, central base for a few days in Belgrade.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Boutique Hotel Townhouse 27
Townhouse 27 is our choice for a central, personal stay without the price of the city’s big luxury hotels. The location lets you do Belgrade on foot, and the small size keeps the atmosphere relaxed.
Do not come for facilities. A small city hotel will not offer a pool or a large spa, and rooms in old town buildings can be compact. If those matter, look at Square Nine or The St. Regis instead.
What you get
- Small boutique hotel
- Personal welcome at reception
- Cafés on the surrounding streets
- Restaurants of Dorćol nearby
- Short walk to Kalemegdan park
A day at Boutique Hotel Townhouse 27
- Morning
- A coffee in one of the old town cafés nearby.
- Midday
- Up to Kalemegdan for the view over the Sava and the Danube.
- Afternoon
- Browsing the shops and bookshops on Knez Mihailova.
- Evening
- Dinner and a late drink in Dorćol.
Location
Stari Grad, Belgrade, Serbia
Open in MapsQuestions about Boutique Hotel Townhouse 27
Where is Boutique Hotel Townhouse 27?
It is in Stari Grad, the old town of Belgrade, a few minutes on foot from Knez Mihailova and within walking distance of Kalemegdan fortress.
Is Boutique Hotel Townhouse 27 a large hotel?
No, it is a small boutique hotel. That means a more personal atmosphere, but fewer facilities than the large luxury hotels in the city.
Who suits Boutique Hotel Townhouse 27?
Couples and solo travellers who want to explore central Belgrade on foot and prefer a small, relaxed hotel to a big one.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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