HOTEL PRESIDENT

Address: 170 Zrenjaninski road
Phone: +381 11 207 5200, (fax) 207 5260
Hotel President, a spacious mansion that is a part of BG Sports Centre Kovolovo, is located on the left bank of the Danube, just 12 km from Belgrade town centre.Hotel President offers 17 rooms and 10...

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VILLA FOREVER

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