Four Belgrade hotels receive Michelin “keys,” equivalent to stars for restaurants

Michelin has published its hotel guide for the second year in a row, and the prestigious “Michelin key” label - the equivalent of a Michelin star for restaurants - has been awarded to four hotels in Belgrade. The global “Michelin Keys” list for 2025 includes more than 7,000 hotels in the Americas, Europe and Asia that have met the Inspectors’ strict criteria, with the “keys” representing the most exceptional ones.

– The Michelin Keys - the hotel equivalent of the Michelin Star for restaurants, now entering its second year - are proof that the best hotels of 2025 are anything but the exclusive purview of the biggest cities. Spanning 143 Three-Keys, 572 Two-Keys and 1,742 One-Key hotels, Inspectors found Key hotels in every corner of the world – Michelin says on its website.

Among the hotels awarded the Michelin “key” are four hotels in Belgrade:

Hotel Saint Ten
Hotel Bristol
Hotel Square Nine
Hotel St. Regis

The Michelin Guide for 2025 includes six more hotels in Serbia that are not marked with a “key”: Metropol Palace, Mama Shelter, Indigo, Townhouse 27 and Smokvica Dorcol in Belgrade, as well as Viceroy on Kopaonik.

As a reminder, since last year, Michelin has not only published guides for restaurants, but also for luxury hotels. Michelin has been rating restaurants with one to three Michelin stars for excellence for decades. It awarded its first stars in 1926.

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Hotel Saint Ten Belgrade

Hotel Bristol Belgrade

Hotel Square Nine Belgrade

Hotel Saint Regis Belgrade

Metropol Palace Belgrade

Mama Shelter Belgrade

Hotel Indigo Belgrade

Hotel Townhouse 27 Belgrade

Smokvica Dorćol

Viceroy Kopaonik