Yesterday, in the heart of Belgrade, the new premium lifestyle hotel, Radisson RED Belgrade, opened its doors. Located in Takovska Street, near the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia, the hotel brings a unique blend of tradition and contemporary luxury.
Formerly known as ’88 Rooms,’ the hotel underwent a complete rebranding, and Radisson RED hotels are specifically designed to be functional and ‘cool,’ meeting the needs of modern guests by providing them with endless possibilities for enjoying work and pleasure.
With its innovative concept, Radisson RED Belgrade promises comfort and special service. The hotel offers 88 accommodation units, including three suites. In addition to comfortable lodging, the hotel features a modern restaurant, bar, co-working space, and meeting rooms, making it an ideal place for business meetings or relaxation after exploring the city. The uniqueness of these open spaces with details such as a fireplace or billiards table provides additional opportunities for organizing events with a tasty local gastronomic offer, entertainment with a DJ, or simply socializing in the shared living room. For those who enjoy exercising, the 7th floor offers a spacious fitness center equipped with modern TechnoGym equipment and a beautiful city view.
The latest hotel technology allows guests easy check-in through a digital platform, access to rooms via the app, and management of various services. The artistic and industrial design lines seamlessly blend modern and traditional elements, promoting an urban social atmosphere. Contributing to this is the symbolic red “Fića” car, a Zastava 750 automobile produced in the former Yugoslav car factory in Kragujevac, positioned at the hotel entrance.
“We are proud to open Radisson RED Belgrade, and we believe it will become a favorite among guests seeking a combination of comfort, style, and top-notch service. This hotel marks another step forward in our mission to provide exceptional experiences to guests in our properties located in multiple cities and countries,” said Reli Slonim, CEO of Arena Hospitality Group.
