Hostels
Hostel Nis
In the very downtown area, one minute walk from city's fortress, central bus station, and another minute away from the city's central square, in three stories pre-WW2 house. Dorms with 4 and 8 beds per room, privates have 2 beds. There's no check in or check out, staff work 24h/day, two bathrooms, two toilets, and there's hot water 24h/day. Internet WiFi, desktop is fast and free of charge. Breakfast isn't included, but you can use the kitchen one kitchen per floor to prepare your meal or store your food. Coffee, tea, or home-made rakija brandy is free of charge, as well as using secured parking lot if you travel with your vehicle/bike. Separated area for smoking.
Sweet-Hostel Nis'
is another hostel in Nis. It is located in the center of town, only 5 minutes from The square of King Milan main city square. They offer comfortable rooms and welcoming, hospitable service for a small amount of money. Hot showers and free towels are there as well, as is a fully equipped kitchen and a shared room with TV, DVD & very slow Internet access.
Downtown Hostel Nis
Downtown Hostel occupies a renovated flat in one of the oldest town buildings, which stands for one of the town symbols. It has two dorms with 3 and 8 beds per room. There is possibility of renting 3 bed room for one or two persons. Their offer include: 24-hour reception, possibility of using all of the hostel facilities 24 hours a day, free lockers in the rooms, free sheets and towels, free internet and WI-FI in all rooms, free coffee, tea and welcome drink - domestic rakia, completely furnished kitchen usage, lounge area with cable TV and separated smokers area. The hostel might be noisy during weekends as the near by restaurants and bar are open untill late.
Hotels
The Ambassador Hotel
The tallest building on the central square, dominates the downtown area, and is one of the few options for visitors on a budget. The rooms are not as cheap as one might expect and feel a little outdated but they are comfortable enough and the hotel is in a great location. If you want a real Yugo experience, try this hotel, dark brown formica fittings, appliances that might or might not work, and an amazing restaurant with retro sculptures and chandeliers, a flashback to the 60s. â¬42 for an apartment with en-suite.
My Place
In a quiet quarter in the downtown area, a couple of minutes from the central square on foot
Niški cvet
now also fully operational the site has English and Serbian versions now.
Regent Club Hotel
Entrance is via Gorca shopping mall in the city's main promenade street
Panorama
a bit more remote up the hill, but also with a nice view of the city, and with a bit lower prices. Taxi needed from over here, especially upwards.
Niška Banja the Spa has a couple of older but decent hotels, such as Ozren, with prices from 24 Euro for a single room incl breakfast. Alternatively, it may be possible to arrange a home-stay in Niška Banja. In November 2006, usual price per person per bed per night, was 500 dinars about 6 Euros. Still, the Spa is a few kilometers away from the town, so a bus or taxi ride to the center is inevitable.
Aleksandar Palace
A brand new hotel on the hills overlooking the city from the southern side