Where to Stay in
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Except for a handful of four- and five-star hotels, the
majority of the country’s hotels are mid-range or inexpen-
sive; most places are clean. Hostels and guest houses are
popular budget options, especially in Sarajevo where the
busier, central establishments require advance bookings.SARAJEVO
Hostel Ljubičica 0 z
ulica Mula Mustafe Baseskije 65, 71000 Tel (033) 535 829 Rooms 200 Map E2
This reliable hostel is one of the best providers of budget accommodation in Sarajevo, and has a 24-hour
agency in the Old Town. It offers a free pick-up service from bus and railway stations, kitchen facilities and free
breakfast for guests, which is served in a converted medieval stable. http://www.hostelljubicica.netMotel Šeher h 0 z
ulica Safet bega Bašagića 34, 71000 Tel (033) 446 126 Fax (033) 446 126 Rooms 8 Map E2
Occupying two floors of a renovated, traditional-style house right in the centre of the Old Town, the
unpretentious Motel Šeher has clean, bright and spacious rooms. Parking is an added bonus. The in-house
restaurant serves local specialties. http://www.motelseher.comAstra h 0 ÷ å z
ulica Zelenih Beretki 9, 71000 Tel (033) 252 100 Fax (033) 209 939 Rooms 35 Map E3
An excellent central location, combined with on-site secure parking, makes Astra one of the city’s most
convenient hotels. Its impressive new interior is tastefully decorated and the staff is polite and efficient.
Facilities include a modern conference room, sauna and Jacuzzi. http://www.hotel-astra.com.baREST OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
BIHAĆ Ada h 0 ÷
Orljani bb, 77000 Tel (037) 318 100 Rooms 82
Situated in pleasant countryside just outside Bihać, Ada’s lovely riverside complex provides a quiet, relaxed
atmosphere. Rooms are simply furnished, but clean and spacious. The restaurant has a lovely terrace with
outdoor seating and fantastic views of the river. http://www.aduna.baJAJCE Stari Grad h 0 z
Svetog Luke 3, 70101 Tel (030) 654 006 Fax (030) 654 008 Rooms 15
Just a short distance from the Pliva Waterfalls (see p518) in the centre of the Old Town, the Stari Grad is one of
Jajce’s oldest hotels. Photographs of the region adorn the walls and rooms are smartly furnished. Turkish and
Finnish saunas give guests the opportunity to relax after a hard day’s sightseeing. http://www.jajcetours.comMOSTAR Villa Sara h z
Sasarogina br 4, 88000 Tel (036) 555 940 Fax (036) 555 941 Rooms 9
One of the country’s best-run hostels, Villa Sara has bathrooms and kitchens on each of its four floors as well as
a choice of dormitories or en suite double rooms. Facilities include Internet access and a laundry. Bird-lovers will
appreciate the owner’s bird collection on the rooftop. Breakfast is optional. http://www.villasara-mostar.comMOSTAR Bevanda h 0 ÷ å z
Stara Ilićka bb Tel (036) 332 332 Fax (036) 332 335 Rooms 33
This sophisticated five-star hotel is centrally located and has the highest standards in town, although some may
regard it as gaudy. Rooms are opulent and richly furnished with heavy wooden furniture. It also has an excellent
outdoor restaurant in the well-manicured garden, surrounded by fountains. http://www.hotelbevanda.comTRAVNIK ABA Motel h 0
ulica Sumece 166, 72270 Tel (030) 511 462 Fax (030) 518 185 Rooms 18
Set at the foot of steep forested hills, the newly built ABA Motel is a comfortable place to stay, offering
spotless rooms with shiny marble floors. Its small restaurant offers a sumptuous breakfast. The hotel has
pleasant staff and the service excellent. http://www.aba.baPRICE CATEGORIES
Price categories are for a standard
double room for one night during the
high season. Breakfast is included,
unless otherwise specified.524 WHERE TO STAY IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINAMap References see map of Sarajevo pp512–13
Under 45 KM
45–75 KM
75–100 KM
100–150 KM
Over 150 KM