Despite the fact that the existing building of the HOTEL BRISTOL was conceived as a dual-purpose facility that accommodates various functions, catering and housing, the unique facade canvas, which was executed in the spirit of Art Nouveau together with rich architectural plastic, gives the impression of a compact space, that is, a whole.
The base of the building, represented by the ground floor, is designed with large facade openings, above which a unique facade canvas is formed, which is divided by wide and shallow, unornamented pilasters into fields that are repeated alternately in a uniform rhythm.
The window openings, of approximately the same dimensions, are characterized by a decorative finish that varies by floor.
The reconstruction, adaptation and rehabilitation of Hotel Bristol restored its unique purpose, with a capacity of 170 accommodation units and all the necessary additional hospitality facilities.
The main access to the hotel is from the corner of Hercegovačka and Karađorđeva streets, where the reception area with a wardrobe area, the entrance hall with the lobby bar and the hotel restaurant have been designed.
Two panoramic elevators, which connect the ground floor with the typical and attic floor, are intended for hotel users and are accessed from the entrance hall area, from where there is a view of the revitalized inner atrium courtyard, which was designed in accordance with the artistic characteristics of the cultural monument, where the design achieved that the atrium space of the Hotel Bristol forms a unique entity with the volume of the building.