The newly built The St. Regis Belgrade is housed within an impressive 42-story tower located in the city’s new Belgrade Waterfront mixed-use development at the crossing of the Sava and Danube rivers. Without any doubt, St Regis Belgrade boasts the most impressive views among all luxury hotels in Belgrade, including not only the river but also the Belgrade skyline. The views are gorgeous at any time of the day but especially at sunset. The round suspended bridge in front of the hotel has quickly become one of the most instagramable spots in Belgrade.
Although located within a new development, The St Regis is within walking distance of historical sites, the diplomatic area, and the business district. Part of a urban revitalization project, it promises to become an appealing destination for both locals and global travellers alike. The hotel is directly connected to the city’s latest shopping malls Galerija Belgrade, already home to many international fashion brands but also exquisite restaurants and cafes.
The design concept of The St. Regis Belgrade pays homage to the city’s architectural heritage and unique blend of old and new, epitomizing Belgrade as “the city of two halves.” The exterior glass shell is shaped to give a fluid and dynamic vertical expression to the tower, mimicking the fluidity of the two city rivers. In the interiors, traditional Serbian patterns and inspirations woven throughout, are masterfully blended with shades of deep blues, soft grays and warm earth tones that reflect a modern palette.
The hotel has premiered in Serbia its bespoke experiences and its signature St. Regis Butler Service. Several butlers are on call at any time of the day ready to fulfil any wishes or desires of the guests. The team is young, energetic and highly motivated. In less than 6 months from opening, the hotel has achieved good service standards, but truly excelling at dining in all the venues – the bar, the all-day-dining restaurant as well as the cafe. An outsourced new fine dining experience has yet to open later this year.
The St. Regis Belgrade offers 119 guest rooms, including 17 suites and a sprawling 192 sqm Presidential Suite with unparalleled 240-degree panoramic city views. You will be also be impressed by the expansive bathrooms, some with natural light. The interior design oozes good taste boasting an elegant and understated palette of soft, beige and warm earth and blue colors that highlight the essence of Belgrade. The piece-de-la-resistance is the massive one-piece winding staircase in the lobby made of lacquered wood.
The hotel signature Caroline Astor Suite is enriched with a bespoke collection of luxury sleepwear curated by the Serbian fashion designer Aleksandar Zabunović; a true ode to timeless elegance that celebrates the art of refined relaxation. Inspired by the iconic motifs of both brands, the collection effortlessly intertwines the St. Regis diamond pattern – a hallmark of sophistication and grandeur – with the delicate allure of the orchid, the signature emblem of the Zabunović brand.
Adding a unique artistic touch, Serbian artist Marko Desivojević contributes to the suite experience with an exclusive marble tray design. Celebrated for his refined aesthetic and commitment to quality, Desivojević draws inspiration from the Balkans’ rich heritage and natural beauty, infusing the space with simplicity, respect for materials, and innovation. Serbian inspirations are to be found in the smallest details, including pastry.
Rise Patisserie, celebrates Belgrade’s rich coffee culture featuring St. Regis’ signature Afternoon Tea Ritual, accompanied by a menu of elevated delicacies and handcrafted pastries. The St. Regis Bar extends a sleek jazz-inspired ambiance with a working fireplace, featuring an exceptional selection of Serbian wines and brandies, as well as international classics, including the hotel’s twist on the Bloody Mary, Essentially Quince. The F&B venues are already attracting a growing number of locals (non residents)
Adjacent to The St. Regis Bar a special Wine Room offers a space for wine-themed dinners and tastings curated by the hotel’s Cellar Master and Executive Chef. Rise Patisserie, celebrates Belgrade’s rich coffee culture featuring St. Regis’ signature Afternoon Tea Ritual, accompanied by a menu of elevated delicacies and handcrafted pastries. The quality of food and pastry throughout the entire hotel is truly exceptional, the hotel making it a priority to utilise local ingredients.
The St. Regis Spa features a heated indoor pool, sauna, steam bath and a fully equipped gym. Signature treatments by Sothys are available in five opulent rooms, tailored wellness awaits discerning guests. The Spa will be accessible to those owning one of the St Regis residences who will also benefit from other services of the hotel including Concierge. The indoor lap pool and the deep jacuzzi offer direct panoramic river views making up for a unique experience.
The St Regis Belgrade includes not only the largest meetings and events spaces among all luxury hotels in Belgrade but also some of the most spectacular with panoramic views of the river The largest ballroom is perfect for a grand event, both private and corporate. The 710 sqm meeting space, featuring the spectacular glass-wrapped Astor Ballroom with Astor Terrace, provides a premier setting for gatherings of all kinds. The John Jacob Astor Boardroom, with unobstructed city views, offers an exceptional setting for productive meetings, ensuring comfort and sophistication for each guest.
Preserving the timeless traditions of St. Regis, The St. Regis Belgrade offers a series of signature rituals such as Afternoon Tea, a refined gathering inspired by the legacy of Mrs. Caroline Astor, the Evening Sabrage, celebrating the transition from day to night, and the Bloody Mary cocktail, blending local flavours, including Serbia’s famous quince rakija. Do approach to the Concierge team who will propose some unique off-the-beaten-track tips, including activities on the river.
Oliver Petcu in Belgrade
The St Regis Belgrade
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