Halfway through the Balkans
Niš sits on the main motorway (Corridor 10) between Belgrade and the Greek and Bulgarian borders – about two and a half hours from Belgrade, a little over two hours from the Greek border and two hours from Sofia. Whether you're driving from Germany or Austria to Greece, or heading towards Istanbul, it's the obvious place to stop for the night.
Your car stays safe – luggage and all
When the car is packed for the holidays, where it spends the night matters. Each apartment comes with a covered parking space in the building courtyard, behind a barrier and under video surveillance. No need to unload the whole boot.
Check in when you arrive
Self check-in runs from 2 pm to 11 pm, with clear instructions sent before you set off. Delayed at a border crossing? Just send us a message.
Dinner, not a petrol station
Instead of a service-station sandwich, you're a ten-minute walk from Kazandžijsko Sokače, the old craftsmen's lane, for proper Serbian grill and burek. Coffee in the morning, then back on the motorway.
- Sleeps up to 6 per apartment – the whole family together
- Two bedrooms, air conditioning and a kitchen
- A washer-dryer – handy on the way back too
The minimum stay is one night, and Serbia uses the euro widely for accommodation prices, so there are no surprises.
Frequently asked questions
How far is it from the motorway?
The Niš motorway exits are about ten minutes' drive through town.
Can I book just one night?
Yes, the minimum stay is one night.
