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Centar

Swimming fanatics prick up your ears, for although Centar offers nothing outstanding as a destination to park your head for the night, it is inside the same building as Skopje’s Olympic Swimming Pool. Read_on (No Comments)

Dal Met Fu

Just above the eponymous restaurant overlooking the main square, Dal Met Fu’s handful of elegant rooms and suites of up to 50 square metres allow you to sleep in style. Read_on (No Comments)

Mramor

Not central at all, but not bad at all either. A ten-minute drive out of town, the hotel can be found down a narrow residential road near the space-age pedestrian bridge spanning the Tetovo road. Read_on (No Comments)

Rose Diplomatique

Funny that a hotel on a quiet street named after a Marxist revolutionary should become a favourite for foreigners who are mostly involved in promoting capitalism, but there you have it. Read_on (No Comments)

Skopski Merak

A modern, four-storey building outside the city centre not too far west of Gradski Park, Merak attracts a good international crowd thanks to its combination of contemporary facilities and family atmosphere. Read_on (No Comments)

Tim's

Very comfortable and spacious double and apartment rooms in a modern building west of the city centre near numerous embassies and nightlife options. Read_on (No Comments)

Tomce Sofka

Tucked away in the southeast corner of Gradski Park, Tomce Sofka offers a reasonably authentic old-world experience with all the trimmings, coming about as close as any hotel does in Skopje to being a genuine boutique hotel. Read_on (No Comments)

Viktorija

The nicest looking hotel in town. An elegant white villa a ten-minute walk south of the centre, with nicely furnished, spacious rooms. Read_on (No Comments)

Villa Vodno

A modern villa in a residential area at the foot of Mount Vodno, advertising itself as ‘maybe not the best, but with the best guests’. Read_on (No Comments)

VIP

There’s a certain amount of confusion surrounding just what this hotel is called. The sign outside says VIP, and the business Read_on (No Comments)