Behind a copper-toned facade overlooking pleasant Studentski Park, Square Nine cradles a vintage, mid-century modern motif – the work of top Brazilian architect Isay Weinfeld – in its spacious and hip lobby. Grainy dark hardwood hallways lead to luxury rooms equipped with limestone bathrooms, Italian linens and espresso machines; there's also a spa, lobby bar and rooftop Japanese restaurant.
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Square Nine
Belgrade
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