Putnik Hotel

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• Eduardo T

  27 noviembre 2016
  MAGNIFICA UBICACION

  Es un hotel de origen regimen comunista, pero modernizado y con muy buenas prestaciones. Las habitaciones son amplias y luminosas y comodas. El desayuno es bueno y su situación inmejorable: en el centro de la ciudad. Relación calidad precio excelente. El servicio es muy correcto. En cuanto al aparcamiento es muy pequeño: solo 9 coches, pero yo no problema ningún día en aparcar

  

• LyerkaS

  09 octubre 2018
  If only I did not book this hotel

  I was misled by the favourable reviews of hotel Putnik into booking a double room. Luckily it was only for 2 nights. It is true, the hotel has a very good location, in the center of the town and wi-fi is good quality and free of charge, but judging by the room we got (No.109) the hotel is in need of a major reconstruction, (unless it is shut down before that) although the furniture is new: the walls and the carpet are stained, the lamps are missing, the floor is uneven and difficult to walk. The bathroom is a special story. I have never seen such a neglected shower( limescale deposits and mould, the smell is awful and the ceiling comes off ( see the attached photoes). The spider webs are everywhere near the window, behind the curtains. There are no lamps, only light bulbs. The towels are 50 years old, washed so many times that their color is greish-yellow instead of white. The food in the restaurant is very basic and the choice is veeery limited. The eggs are served cold and they have only one type of tea - the mixed tea, whatever that means. The front desk staff do their job without emotions, as they were computers, with the only exception of the waiter Mio, who genuinly cares about the guests and communicates with them.

  

• olgaolha

  30 junio 2019
  Just okay in a small town.

  The hotel room, which was big, was supposed to be non smoking but it smelt of smoke. The room was very dated and the TV didn't work. The breakfast was just okay. The central location was great. The lift was very small and only four people fitted at once.

  

• Florentin Adria... G

  17 octubre 2019
  I'm sorry, but the palace looks like a communist block of flats.

  Disappointing. It should not be included in the list of places to visit in Novi Sad. It is ugly, it has an architecture typical of the communist period and it does not impress you with anything. You only notice it because it is "huge". I'll post a single photo to convince you!

  

• BobsterGlasgow

  29 noviembre 2019
  Not a 3 star hotel

  First the good aspects. The staff are excellent and friendly, most of them spoke reasonable English. The hotel is in a good locations with restaurants, bars and coffee shops nearby. The WiFi is good. The bad aspects. The rooms are in a very bad state of repair (chipped plaster on walls, broken lampshade, mould in shower, broken sink). The breakfast was cold because they did not heat the storage bins. Who wants cold fried eggs? The quilt was way too thin and so it was cold at night. They play music in the corridors until late at night which is too loud. The elevators were often out of order. Best avoided!