Top Hotels Vrnjacka Banja

More >> Hotel in a spa town. In the hotel / complex there is dining room, terrace. Extra beds available. Parking - unguarded, free of charge. accommodation capacity: 5x 2-bedded room, TV, DVD player, minibar, safe deposit, bathroom with shower and toilet. 2-bedded room (De Luxe), TV, DVD player, minibar, safe deposit, bathroom with shower and toilet.

More >> Pension in the quiet location in the village. In the pension / complex there is pizzeria, terrace with sitting, playground (slide, swing for children). Parking. accommodation capacity: 4x 2-bedded room, TV, bathroom with shower and toilet, air condition. Studio: 2-bedded room with extra bed, TV, bathroom with shower and toilet, air condition. Smaller apartment: 2-bedded room, living room with two extra beds (fold-out couch), TV, kitchenette, bathroom with shower and toilet, air condition. 2x large apartment: 2-bedded room, living room with two extra beds (fold-out couch), TV, kitchenette, bathroom with shower and toilet, air condition.

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Apartments Passage is located on Vrnjacka Banja’s main street, next to the town’s main park. Rooms here have air conditioning and a kitchen. The bus terminal is a 15-minute walk away. Free Wi-Fi and cable TV are standard room facilities. Each room has a seating area with a sofa, dining table and bathroom. The mineral springs of Topla Voda, Sneznik and Slatina are only a 15-minute walk from Passage Apartments. There is also a bakery and a café bar on the ground floor of the building.

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Villa As is located 300 metres from the city’s charming park and centre of town. The guest house features a garden and terrace and offers free Wi-Fi and free private parking. All air-conditioned rooms at Villa As are decorated with pleasant dark wood furnishings and have large windows letting in natural light. They are fitted with cable TV and a private bathroom with a shower. The property features a bar and a restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Laundry and ironing services can be organised on request. The Most Ljubavi or Bridge of Love, which is decorated with padlocks representing eternal love, is in the city’s park. The main bus station can be found 400 metres away. A variety of hot and cold water spas can be found placed around the city.

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Surrounded by the lush park of Vrnjacka Banja, this hotel features a spa centre with a hot tub, sauna, and massage treatments. It offers air-conditioned rooms with LCD TVs and balconies. The rooms at the Cvetni Konaci Hotel are kept in soft pastel colours. The modern bathrooms provide bathrobes and hairdryers. The entire Cvetni Konaci offers free Wi-Fi access and there is a library for guests. Guests can enjoy snacks and beverages at the café, which has a garden next to the Vrnjacka River. The mineral spa resort of Vrnjacka Banja in Serbia's Raska District is the only spa with a hot spring that has exactly the same temperature as the human body. Several mineral water springs and an Olympic swimming pool are close to the Cvetni Konaci Hotel.

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This hotel is set in an early 1900s villa in Vrnjacka Banja’s centre. It offers a spa section and a café with a terrace. Rooms have free Wi-Fi and a balcony. Air conditioning and cable TV are standard room facilities at Villa CasaBlanca. Each has a work desk and bathroom with a shower cabin. National dishes are served at the café bar, which is decorated with scenes of the 1942 American drama Casablanca. Breakfast is also served here daily. Spa facilities include a sauna, jacuzzi and massage room. Guests can also relax in the villa’s landscaped garden. Reception is open 24 hours a day and parking is free. Belgrade Airport is 142 km away from CasaBlanca Villa.

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Located on the so-called "Montmartre of Vrnjacka Banja" amidst magnificent old villas, the fully refurbished Villa Aleksandar is close to the central park, offering luxuriously decorated accommodation and excellent comfort. First built in 1929 in a typical Parisian style, the property boasts rooms that have been renovated in 2009, equipped with all modern amenities and mostly with balconies. There is a spacious conference room for up to 70 people, situated in the winter garden surrounded by greenery of the neighbouring park. It can be used for all kinds of trainings, meetings and team-building programmes. Visit the coffee house with diverse homemade pastries, with a charming terrace overlooking the hotel's garden. It serves cakes and pastries made according to original Viennese and Italian recipes. Homemade ice-cream is served as well. The Giardino Restaurant is situated in the basement, boasting a beautiful terrace overlooking a grass field. It serves Italian and Serbian specialities accompanied by a wide selection of local, Italian and French wines. Sample innovative fusion kitchen in a warm and intimate ambience. There is also a piano bar and a cosy saloon with a fireplace.

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Situated in a park in the centre of Serbia's well-known spa town of Vrnjacka Banja, the Hotel Zeleznicar offers en-suite rooms, free internet access and Serbian cuisine. The air-conditioned restaurant features a terrace in the park. Free wired internet access is also available in the lobby and the restaurant. The reception is open 24 hours a day. All rooms at the Zeleznicar hotel have a private bathroom and a TV.

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Offering an Aqua Centre with swimming pools and a gym, Hotel and Medical Centre Merkur is located in the spa resort Vrnjacka Banja. The rooms and apartments have free wired internet. The air-conditioned accommodation units feature cable TVs, balconies and bathrobes with slippers. The spa town is situated in the Raska district of Serbia. It offers the world's only hot spring which is exactly 36.5 degrees Celsius, the temperature of the human body. Besides benefiting from the numerous spa facilities on offer, guests of the Hotel Merkur can visit the Zica Monastery or the Sopocani Monastery with frescoes, which both date back to the 13th century.