Envoy of Serbian culture - Envoy Hotel in heart of Belgrade combines comfort, art and business life

Nestled at 13 Cika Ljubina Street, the hotel Envoy opened its doors to guests in June this year and managed to attract numerous guests from all parts of the world in only few months.

In the language of diplomats, 'envoy' represents a special ambassador, a diplomat with a special mission. When travelling, we ourselves become the envoys of our nations and countries, exchanging ideas, wishes and dreams. That is why it is not a coincidence that Envoy Hotel is situated in such an important location in Belgrade.

A street in the very center of Belgrade, bearing the name of a Serbian diplomat and writer from the 19th century, Ljuba Nenadovic, is chosen as an ideal location for this building because it simultaneously shows the accelerated tempo of the metropolis and the tranquility of a town whose history hides from the views of average tourists.

Ana Jovicevic, sales and marketing manager at this hotel, explains to our web portal that the profile of an average guest has already crystallized, adding that they're mainly having corporate guests, members of the middle and senior management.

As she says, "about 40% of guests are using the booking system to come here, while we strive to reduce this percentage to 30. We want our clients to primarily be companies with which we can sign corporate contracts at special pricing. There is also a portion of individual guests. In addition to corporate clients, our target group also includes the representatives of diplomatic corps and cultural and educational institutions, such as the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra, the Belgrade Rectorate, the National Theater... "

Given that only few months have passed since the opening, the hotel management is satisfied with the occupancy rate as well as with the average price of overnight stay.

A blend of culture and comfort

Envoy Hotel is the only hotel in the tourist offer of Belgrade to represent an envoy of the Serbian culture, with a special mission to attract people from all parts of the world to connect and exchange experiences and ideas here. This new treasury of art stands out with the valuable works of art by Serbian painters from the period between the two world wars, as well as with a library with over 500 selected titles.

- Belgrade is a city with rich history and culture, which are unfortunately not always promoted enough, and our idea was to build a hotel that will make its contribution to this type of promotion - said hotel officials.

Envoy is a city boutique hotel with an interior that makes every guest feel at home. The slogan under which Envoy operates is "the hotel where everybody knows you," which entails individual approach and committment to each guest.

Congress room, fitness and spa center

This hotel stretches over nine floors in the reconstructed building of the former Embassy of Australia. It has 49 rooms, 42 of which are double rooms, 6 are Junior suites, and there is also an executive suite on the top floor, with the view of Dorcol and the Danube, which hotel officials are particularly proud of.

The hotel's unusual interior is to be blamed on the works of art by Momo Kapor, Predrag Milosavljevic, Stojan Aralica, Marko Celebonovic and many other great artists. All rooms feature a writing desk, an interactive smart TV, free WiFi access and a safe deposit box, while hotel guests can relax for free at the fitness and space center comprising a gym, massage room, sauna and the Turkish bath.

Envoy also includes a conference room for up to 50 people, equipped for all kinds of business meetings.

Also, an international cuisine restaurant within this hotel is open not only to hotel guests, but also to all those who feel like trying the quality specialties of traditional, Italian and French cuisines.

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Hotel Envoy Belgrade

hotels in Belgrade

Ana Jovicevic

gallery in Cika Ljubina Street

congress room

fitness center

spa center