In other words, you get what you pay for. The rule pretty much applies to the market of short-term rentals in Belgrade. In fact it\u2019s applied so consistently that the exceptions, which indeed exist, get inadvertently overlooked.![\"\"](\"http:\/\/beoapartman.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/09\/VALUE-FOR-MONEY.png\")
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The question we\u2019ll be dealing with today is a question that logically imposes anyone who has to be careful with the budget:\u00a0Is it possible to find, cheap and yet\u00a0good apartments in Belgrade for short term rent?<\/strong>\u00a0To all those searching for them, we have a pleasant surprise\u00a0\u2013yes it is!<\/p>\n There is a rub, however. Or two, to be precise.<\/p>\n For one, cheap but\u00a0good Belgrade apartments very quickly become an informed choice. This means that are\u00a0constantly booked well in advance. The second and unfortunately rather common occurrence with these devils is that their owners soon decide they\u2019ve underpriced their properties.<\/p>\n This is why our hard working content marketers have to update this list at least twice a year. Today is one of those days and\u00a0we pay special attention to four apartments: LEONARDO<\/a>, DANITZA<\/a>, DALMA<\/a>, ALICE<\/a> and LEVEL<\/a>. \u00a0If your need for a low-budget high-quality accommodation is urgent, just click on the previous links to check their availability. Alternatively, you can always look at our\u00a0full current offer of what we regard as cheap apartments<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n Now,<\/p>\n To broach the subject we first need to define a cheap apartment in Belgrade<\/em><\/strong>. If you exclude the last minute deals, the jungle of Belgrade\u2019s short term apartment rentals, has spawned the following hierarchy:<\/p>\n So one could agree that a 25 to 30 euro price<\/em> range<\/strong>, or anything below 10 euros per night per person<\/strong>, may be considered cheap. A distinctive feature of Belgrade\u2019s short term rental market is that the apartments with lowest net price have a relatively adverse price per person ratio. In most cases, this means that\u00a0groups of over four people (in which every person pays for themselves, so excluding families) save\u00a0a lot more\u00a0money if they\u00a0book a single large apartment than if they book two smaller cheaper ones.<\/p>\n Now, for the definition of quality, or what<\/em><\/strong>\u00a0do\u00a0<\/em><\/strong>we mean when we say good apartments in Belgrade?<\/em><\/strong> In a country that has had significant discontinuities of commerce due to wars and sanctions in the past couple of decades, the definition of residential standard is a slightly daunting task. It becomes even more daunting as Belgrade is not a representative sample of the rest of the country (just as Berlin is not representative of Germany or Paris of France). Some pre-defined criteria do exist but in this particular case, they are closest to our own subjective interpretation of esthetical qualities allocated to the apartment in question. Practically speaking this translates into:<\/p>\n It is with these caveats that we introduce the chosen few that can be merited as cheap but good Belgrade apartments<\/strong>. They are:<\/p>\n Click on the image to get to the apartments homepage<\/p><\/div>\n LEVEL is not exactly in the center of Belgrade\u00a0but it’s not far either – It is in the Southern Boulevard.\u00a0With a separate bedroom and a super large terrace with a tenth floor view, the apartment comes with decent furnishings.\u00a0Apart from the bathroom – which is bloody marvelous<\/em><\/span>. It is beyond the zoned system parking area, so you may say you’ve got a free parking coming with it. If you are lucky enough\u00a0to find it, that is. LEVEL is convenient for up to four people and is an absolutely excellent choice for those who know Belgrade and seek value for their money. The price per person per night starts at 8.75 E.<\/p>\n Click on the image to get to the apartment’s homepage<\/p><\/div>\n ALICE is in\u00a0an old apartment building on the outer rim of the very center of Belgrade – just a minute walk from the Jevremovatz Botanical Garden and another seven to the Parliament building. It is quite decently furnished. It has a kitchenette which is partially separated from the living room, and it can sleep up to four people. Rooms are spacious and the ceilings are quite tall, making it bright and comfy and pleasant to stay in. Its price, that starts at 7,5 euros per person per night is yet another good reason to take it into consideration.<\/p>\n Click on the image to get to the apartment’s homepage<\/p><\/div>\n DALMA is snuggled on the third floor of an apartment building. It is a well organized space divided into four functional areas: an antechamber with a kitchenette and a breakfast bar, a bathroom with a corner shaped tub, a living room with a fold out sofa and a small but appealing bedroom with a double bed. Officially, it is located in the greater city center \u2013 Vuk\u2019s monument, but many Belgraders perceive it as central. The lack of parking (although you can do it on street) is superseded by its super affordable price (30 euros for 4 people)<\/p>\n Click on the image to get to the apartment’s homepage<\/p><\/div>\n DANYTZA\u2019s aesthetic qualities definitely stand above the rest of the list. Truth be told, we have been mentioning it throughout this blog, but since then it has underwent a thorough refurbishment. And when we say thorough we mean down to the point of being unrecognizable. It\u2019s got two bedrooms, a terrace, its own parking and it is in the center of Belgrade very close to the train station. One of the bedrooms has a large double bed and the the other room has four single beds, This setting provides a really flexible sleeping arrangement while the living room remains unoccupied. That in itself is a rarity, while the overall furnishings put DANITZA shoulder to shoulder with some of the top notch apartments in our offer. The price does depend on the number of guests, but at full accommodation capacity, it still remains under 9 euros per person per night.<\/p>\n\n
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Cheap but good Belgrade apartment\u00a0No5:<\/strong><\/span> LEVEL\u00a0<\/span><\/strong><\/h3>\n
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<\/a>Cheap but good Belgrade apartment<\/span> No4<\/strong>:<\/span>\u00a0<\/span>ALICE<\/span><\/strong><\/h3>\n
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<\/a>Cheap but good Belgrade apartment<\/span> No3:<\/strong><\/span>\u00a0DALMA<\/strong>\u00a0<\/span><\/h3>\n
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<\/a>Cheap but good Belgrade apartment<\/span> No2<\/strong><\/span>:<\/strong>\u00a0DANYTZA<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n
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<\/a>Cheap but good Belgrade apartment<\/span> No1<\/strong><\/span>:<\/strong>\u00a0LEONARDO<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n
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