Staying near the vines turns a tasting stop into a complete rural break. The properties in this guide are marked as offering on-site accommodation, from intimate rooms to larger wine hotels, but capacity and booking arrangements vary widely.
Why stay overnight
- Enjoy the property without planning a drive after tasting.
- Make time for dinner, breakfast, vineyard walks and a slower cellar visit.
- Use one stay as a base for exploring several wineries in the same region.
Before you book
- 1Confirm that accommodation is on the winery property and currently operating.
- 2Ask about meals, check-in, parking, children and accessibility.
- 3Book harvest weekends and festival dates well ahead.
Wineries with accommodation
These wineries are currently marked as offering accommodation and have a complete English profile.
Aleksandrović Winery
Šumadija
Premium wines from the royal wine region
Atelje Vina Šapat
Srem
Atelje Vina Šapat is a refined wine estate in Novi Slankamen, overlooking the Danube, known for boutique wines, vineyard dining, elegant accommodation and one of Serbia’s most distinctive wine-and-gastronomy experiences.
Cider & Sqash
Šumadija
Family winery producing iconic cider, traditional wines, and fruit spirits, Cider & Squash is a charming countryside retreat near Prnjavor where heartfelt hospitality, gourmet food, and family-friendly comfort meet rustic elegance, creating an unforgettable experience for all generations.
Djordjevic Winery
Šumadija
Djordjevic Estate Winery, rooted in Šumadija and founded by the Đorđević family, combines centuries-old winemaking tradition with modern design and technology.
Đurđevića Legat
Pocerina-Valjevo
Đurđević Winery blends love, faith, and tradition into wines and spirits that capture the essence of nature and inspire true hedonistic enjoyment.
Dve Kule Wine Hotel
Srem
Dve Kule Wine Hotel is a unique destination that combines luxury accommodation with a passion for wine, offering guests an immersive experience in the heart of Serbia's wine country.
Kovačević Winery
Srem
Modern winery with a tradition spanning three generations
Pimnica Perić (Rajačke pimnice)
Negotin Valley
130-year-old stone cellar complex offering wine, traditional cuisine and rural lodging.
Tri Međe i Oblak
Srem
A family winery in Neštin on Fruška Gora, focused on minimal-intervention wines, old vineyards, premium tastings, local food pairings and vineyard accommodation.
Vinarija Boierescu
Negotin Valley
Family estate on Dušanovac hills producing wines and fruit brandies with on-site lodging.
Vinarija Brindza
Telečka
A family winery near Bačka Topola offering winery visits together with its Capriolo restaurant, guest accommodation and rural tourism activities.
Vinarija Deurić
Srem
Vinarija Deurić is a modern winery in Mala Remeta on the southern slopes of Fruška Gora, known for premium wines, estate vineyards, tastings, a restaurant and wine tourism experiences in one of Serbia’s most attractive wine regions.
Vinarija Doja
Toplica
Boutique winery on Mt. Goč known for award-winning Pinot Noir
Vinarija Jović
Knjazevac
A family winery in Potrkanje producing certified organic wines from 15 hectares of vineyards and welcoming guests for tastings, food and accommodation.
Vinarija La Gora
Srem
La Gora is a refined expression of modern hedonism, where wine, art, and emotion merge into a lasting, intentional experience.
Vinarija Radulović
Negotin Valley
Boutique estate in Crnomasnica crafting terroir-driven whites and robust reds.
Vinarija Škrbić
Belgrade
A place where culture, tradition, and modern technology converge to create exceptional wines in the heart of Serbian Tuscany.
Vinarija Živanović
Srem
Unique winery with an integrated beekeeping museum
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