Overview
Hotel Sidro is set on the Danube bank at Beška, beneath the great bridges that carry traffic across the river between Srem and Bačka. The building is closely connected with the waterfront, and its terraces look towards the broad river, the low-lying floodplain and the distant slopes of Fruška Gora. The hotel has guest rooms and a restaurant, with some rooms enjoying direct views of the water. The position is quite different from the residential centre of Beška: here the river, its banks and the bridges define the surrounding landscape. During a stay, changing river light and boats passing along the water are a frequent part of the view.
The Danube around Beška is a meeting point of roads, river navigation and natural landscapes. The Kovilj-Petrovaradin marshland lies across the water, while the archaeology of Kalakača recalls much older settlement in this area. The villages of Srem and the towns around Inđija can be reached by road, and Fruška Gora adds forests and monasteries to the region's attractions. At Sidro, the river remains the main feature, whether seen from the restaurant or from the accommodation terraces. A walk beside the water is a simple way to experience the setting, especially in the evening when the bridges and riverbank take on a different atmosphere.