More information on Ile de France
The Ile de France is a picturesque baroque-style hotel in Novi Sad, Serbia's second-largest city on the banks of the Danube river. No matter where you are coming from or where you are going, you cannot miss this suite B&B accommodation located near the local hospital and fairground. Tourists looking for a place to stay in Novi Sad will not be disappointed in this cozy French-style hotel spoiling all guests with comforts hard to find elsewhere and making them feel home away from home. The Ile de France's staff will transmit all the warmth and friendliness that one can get in Serbia. As a starting point to discover the infinite beauties of the city, do not hesitate to ask for advice or help, every request is met within a very short time.
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Cancellation Policy
-48 hours, In case of no show or late cancellation , the first night will be charged. The city tax of 1,25 euro per person per day is not included in the price.
Directions
On leaving the Belgrade International Airport head east for 1.5 km and merge onto Beograd-Nis highway toward Nis. After few km take the exit and follow signs for Novi Sad and after approximately 70 km take the exit for Novi Sad. On entering the town, just keep going straight through Partizanska street. After 2 intersections this street goes first slightly right and then left. Continue on straight and at the first intersection turn left to Rumenacka street. After 2 intersections this street turns slightly right and becomes Hajduk Veljkova street. Continue on straight. At the next intersection Hajduk Veljkova street becomes Cara Dusana street. After approximately 0.5 km hotel will be on your left.
Area
Vojvodina,South BaÄka,
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