If you’re wondering where to stay in Kopaonik, don’t stress—Gorski Hotel & Spa has everything you need. Whether it’s skiing by day or unwinding with a massage by night, you’ll be pampered every step of the way. It’s the kind of place that makes you never want to leave.
You’ll wake up to panoramic mountain views, ready to hit the slopes or explore the beautiful surroundings.
Here are three hotels with the best reviews and experiences I highly recommend.
1. Gorski Hotel & Spa
Gorski Hotel & Spa is not just a hotel; it’s a base camp for those who’ve come to conquer the slopes of Kopaonik. Situated just 130 meters from the Kopaonik Ski Centre, this is where modern luxury meets alpine adventure.
The rooms are sleek, stylish, and come equipped with all the gadgets you’d expect, including flat-screen TVs, air conditioning, and a seating area for those times when you just can’t bring yourself to leave the comfort of your room. Some rooms even offer stunning views of the ski slopes, so you can plan your next run while sipping coffee in bed.
After a long day of skiing, there’s a spa to melt away the tension, with a sauna, hammam, and a fitness center for when you feel guilty about that last helping at the buffet breakfast. Gorski is an absolute winner for anyone looking to mix relaxation with their skiing thrills.
2. Grey Hotel Kopaonik
The Grey Hotel Kopaonik is the kind of place that has you asking, “Why doesn’t every hotel come like this?” It’s got everything you could want from a 5-star hotel—elegant rooms, a restaurant and bar serving up fantastic food, and all the après-ski vibes you could ever need.
The rooms are spacious and modern, with air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and a coffee machine to help you face the frosty mornings. There’s also a wellness area featuring an indoor pool, sauna, and fitness center, so you can recover from your skiing or just lounge around pretending you’re at a spa retreat.
The hotel offers ski equipment hire, so you don’t even have to think about schlepping your gear around. Whether you’re looking to hit the slopes or simply take in the views from the terrace, Grey Hotel has got it covered with style and sophistication.
3. Hotel Putnik Kopaonik
Hotel Putnik Kopaonik sits at a lofty 1650 meters in the Kopaonik National Park, which means one thing: it’s perfectly positioned for skiers.
It’s a 15-minute walk from the town center and ski lifts, but who needs to walk when you’ve got ski-to-door access? The rooms offer stunning panoramic views of the Sunny Valley, with large windows that let you soak in the snow-capped mountains while you sip on your morning coffee. Inside, the rooms are cozy, with satellite TV, free Wi-Fi, and plenty of space for all your ski gear.
After a day on the slopes, you can relax by the fireplace or indulge in some local Serbian dishes at the hotel restaurant. A free shuttle bus to the town center means you don’t have to worry about the logistics of getting around. If you’re serious about skiing and want no-nonsense convenience, Hotel Putnik is your place.
Final Words
Kopaonik is a place where you come for the skiing, but stay for the luxury.
Whether you’re at the Gorski Hotel & Spa, where the slopes are practically at your doorstep and the spa is ready to undo the damage from your last run, the Grey Hotel Kopaonik, offering a level of sophistication that makes you wonder if you’ve somehow found yourself in the Swiss Alps, or the no-nonsense, ski-to-door convenience of Hotel Putnik, each hotel has one thing in common—they make sure you’re far too comfortable to ever leave.
So, pack your skis, book a room, and prepare for a winter holiday that’ll have you seriously questioning why you’ve ever bothered with the idea of “roughing it” on a ski trip.