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Hotels vary from a few expensive five star properties to more numerous local establishments. Hotels and inns usually offer a full meal service; guest houses do sometimes. Signs showing in Hungarian szoba, Croatian sobe, Romanian cazare indicate that accommodation is available. In Hungary best value is often found in a panzió (pension) or vendégház (guest house). Prices for accommodation in all countries are significantly lower than in western Europe.

Dunavski Plićak cyclists’ guest house beside the Danube flood dyke in Manastirska Rampa (Stage 13)

For full details of accommodation in Hungary, Croatia and Serbia use the internet or contact local tourist information offices. The Hungarian national tourist board has a website with a comprehensive list of all accommodation registered with local tourist offices, www.itthon.hu/szallashelyek (Hungarian, with other language options) or www.gotohungary.com/accomodation (English). An equivalent site for the Croatian tourist organisation can be found at http://croatia.hr/en-GB/Accommodation-search (English). In the Vojvodina region of Serbia the official tourist office accommodation site is www.vojvodinaonline.com/tov/smestaj. For the rest of Serbia, the National Tourist Organisation of Serbia (www.serbia.travel) has produced a booklet, Discover the Danube in Serbia, listing all accommodation along the river. This can be accessed online at www.yumpu.com/en/discover-the-danube-in-serbia. Most main towns in all three countries have tourist information offices and these are listed in Appendix C. They can provide lists of accommodation but unlike tourist offices in western Europe, do not generally offer a booking service.