Hotel Moskva
Serbia
Hotel Moskva has occupied its central Belgrade address since 1908, when King Petar I inaugurated the building. Its Russian Secession architecture and long-established café make it a recognisable part of the city, with photographs of former guests displayed along the corridors. The 123 rooms include duplex accommodation and suites, alongside a spa and wellness centre and four conference halls. Tchaikovsky serves à la carte meals, while the café and pastry shop keep the hotel connected to everyday city life. Live piano music accompanies coffee and cakes, particularly the hotel's Moskva Schnitt, a pastry-shop signature developed more than 50 years ago.