"Hotel Belgrade" is a romantic fairy tale about a spoiled owner of Moscow's "Eleon" hotel, whose inheritance brings him to Belgrade. Pasha is known for his lavish lifestyle and wild outings, to whom his aunt gifts the prestigious five-star "Hotel Belgrade" in hopes of maturing her nephew. The life of a reveler who knows no troubles is completely turned upside down when he causes damage worth millions. The repayment of the debt, or the way out of trouble, is marriage to Vedrana, the daughter of a "controversial businessman."

Pasha's unintentional entry into the world of the Belgrade mafia gets even more complicated when, after four years of separation, he unexpectedly reunites with his great old flame Dasha in Belgrade. The romantic atmosphere of Belgrade easily rekindles their feelings, but now in the couple's path, destined to be together, stand a crazy bride and an awkward future father-in-law. The film "Hotel Belgrade" is part of the franchise of the Russian TV series "Kitchen," specifically a continuation of the Russian-Ukrainian sitcom "Hotel Eleon."

The film is directed by Konstantin Statskiy, with screenwriters Anatoliy Molchanov and Vasiliy Kutsenko. The mixed cast is led by Miloš Biković, Diana Pozharskaya, Ljubomir Bandović, Miodrag Radonjić, and Jelisaveta Orašanin Teodosić. "Hotel Belgrade" is a Russian-Serbian co-production realized in 2020. The film was produced in collaboration with the production companies START studio and Yellow, Black and White from Russia. "Hotel Belgrade" was viewed by more than 830,000 viewers during its opening weekend in Russia.