Hotel Groš

Hotel Groš is located on Svetozara Miletića Street in Leskovac, in the southern Serbian city known for its food culture and lively markets. The hotel’s rooms include televisions, private bathrooms and air conditioning, while wireless internet and parking support day-to-day stays. A particularly recognisable part of the property’s identity is its connection with the Groš restaurant, where the setting draws on traditional wood-built interiors and regional cooking. The accommodation is close enough to the city streets for Leskovac’s daily life to remain present, yet the restaurant and hotel rooms form their own familiar meeting place for local residents and visitors.

Leskovac is famous for grilled specialities and the Roštiljijada festival, but its character reaches beyond food. The city developed along the Veternica River and has a long history of crafts, trade and industry. Older neighbourhoods, public squares and cultural buildings give different perspectives on southern Serbia, while the surrounding countryside leads towards villages and green slopes. From the hotel, a visit to the centre can be combined with a meal in the traditional restaurant or an evening walk through the nearby streets. Hotel Groš reflects a recognisable local style, with the restaurant’s timber details and the city's culinary traditions closely associated with its name.