THE STORY OF SQUARE NINE
THE STORY OF SQUARE NINE
SQUARE NINE WAS BORN OF A DESIRE TO BE PART OF BELGRADE’S POST WAR RENEWAL. COMMITTED TO THE CITY'S LONG HISTORY AS A DYNAMIC HUB OF CREATIVITY AND DESIGN, THE OWNERS INTRODUCED A MORE PERSONAL AND ORIGINAL HOTEL CONCEPT TO A CITY THAT, OVER THE LAST DECADES, HAD ADDED ONLY A SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL CHAINS.
A sleek seven-story, 45-room five star boutique hotel with a tidy Bauhaus facade overlooking Studentski trg, one of the city’s prettiest squares. It has a terrific location steps from Knez Mihailova, a trendy pedestrian street and Kalemegdan Fortress, at the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers.
Focused on iconic pieces from the finest American and Scandinavian designers, beautiful examples of which are found throughout the hotel, in guestrooms, at the seating areas by each floor’s elevator and, most strikingly, on the main floor, in the lobby lounge off the bar and dining room.
