Garni Hotel Le Petit Piaf

Tolle Lage des schönes kleines Hotels. Toll dass man das Frühstück draussen geniessen kann. Man muss sich einfach bewusst sein, dass man bis spät Abends die Musikanten hört.

There are only two great things about this hotel: First is that it’s situated right on the pedestrian area, very close to the city center. And the second is that they employ very frendly staff. On the other hand, I got an extremelly small superior room with an minuscule bathroom with no place for keeping the toothpaste and deo bag. I had to put it in the room. There is no temperature adjustment system in the room meaning. I put the air conditioning on 30 degrees, let it for two hours with no effect. The pillows are very big and uncorfortable, made out of old fashioned, cheap sponge. The matress is the same with humps allover. Breakfast good, but it is a la carte and starts at 7:00, bringing another 15 minutes delay to your start of the day. No DND sign to put on the door - meaning I was waken up after a full night work when trying to take a nap. If you choose to stay over the weekend and would like to sleep, forget about it! They have some local parties with loud music until 1am. Definitely no 4 stars hotel (maximum 3). Accommodation cost is similar to Radisson.

I think the hotel gets superb rating because it is different from any we have stayed in our 27-day trip of Eastern Europe. It is on a historical ("Bohemian") street that is on tour agendas. What makes it unique may or may not work for all. The superior room we had booked had a small sitting room on one floor, and a sleeping bed on the upper floor with a staircase that is dangerous-to-climb in the night. You are sleeping in an attic in which a full-size bed could scarcely fit. We din't find the room comfortable or attractive. Another room we were shown was tiny, although everything was on a single level. The hotel is in a pedestrian-only street and you have to drag your suitcases from where you get off from a cab. Tour operators don't come there to pick-you up. There is no elevator and you may have to carry the suitcases to the upper floors yourselves. On the positive side: the front desk ladies were helpful. The breakfast was good and the single man who took our orders (no buffet) was very pleasant, efficient, and attentive. Their own restaurant next door serves outstanding food at reasonable prices. The chef is renowned. The central Republic Square is within the walking distance.

Very very nice hotel and in the perfect location possible for Belgrade.

This is a lovely hotel in a great location. It is located in the bohemian quarter on a pedestrianised street. There is a great buzz, plenty of bars, cafes and restaurants in the locality. It is very central and you can walk to everywhere. The hotel is inexpensive. The breakfast was first class. In good weather it is served in a lovely courtyard. There is table service and your choice is freshly cooked. The hotel is small and the staff are very friendly and helpful. The hotel has its own restaurant fronting on to the street. The rooms are fine. The beds are comfortable. However, the hotel is showing some signs of wear and tear. The stairs carpet is rather worn. A shelf was missing in the bathroom and a number of fixtures were loose. The television didn't work. It would not take a lot to upgrade the rooms. Overall, a lovely hotel in a great location. Inexpensive, great breakfast and lovely staff. Despite my remarks on the general maintenance, I would have no hesitation in staying here in the future