Sarajevo Resorts

Parking outside the hotel is limited, but you can leave your car keys at the front desk and they will help you find a spot. We booked a triple room for two people, which was cheaper than a double room at the time. The room was spacious; it was on the top floor, so it had a loft layout. There were cushions by the window, so it seemed like a good place to sleep. It faced the street, but it was quiet with the windows closed. The bathroom wasn't a separate shower area; the shower only had half a glass partition, so you might get wet outside while showering, so be careful of slipping. The receptionist was very friendly; you can ask her about local restaurants. The cemetery is a one- or two-minute walk from the hotel, and the old town is less than 10 minutes away.

A very special decoration style that young people may like. It feels a bit like a boutique hotel like a high-end B&B. The lobby integrates various functions of a restaurant, bakery, boutique, and salon. There is also a bar on the top floor.

The guest house is a jewel, conveniently located though it is not evident to find the parking garage entrance, after all that is how the streets in Sarajevo are. I suggest that the owner putting up more detailed guidance. The rest is just perfect. Samir is friendly, the room is spacious, clean and quiet.

Tertiary Less than 5 minutes walk from Bashcharsia and Seville. It is also close to the tram station. The bus 200E stop for the airport can also walk on almost flat roads. There is a supermarket, KONZUM nearby. The scale is small. It is Sunday holidays. There is also a bakery near the tram station. I also do it here on Sundays. Ministry of Housing It's big enough to sleep almost. The cleaning was also firm. The shower booth is a type of door closed and does not jump out of the water. The water pressure is strong. Wait a little for hot water to come out. The toilet is heated very close when sitting, and it is easy to hit your legs. Except for that, it is easy to use. Reception The entrance is in the back than you can see on Google Maps. Please go inside the parking lot. It is on the right side. The entrance door is locked. Let's ring the bell and call the staff at first. Check in and you will get an electronic key to unlock the door with the room key. Is it family business? There was a young woman at the reception and then a young man. I was impressed by the good greetings.

The location is very convenient. There are many delicious small shops near the hotel. The hotel breakfast is really good. The local food is generally salty. It is comfortable and delicious to eat breakfast. The white rice is very good.

The room was very clean, the boss was super nice, our checkin time was too late, the reception was off work, the enthusiastic boss answered the phone or came to help open the door to carry the box, and when we left, he also helped us call the taxi that did not kill the customer to the bus station, and there was also a service to and from the airport. The service is too thoughtful, great praise

The location is perfect and the room is nice but needs some tlc and general maintenance. Fan, hairdryer, aircon, toilet seat, door handle, window were broken. The bed was comfy but 2 very clear singles pushed together so would fall down the gap. The restaurant below plays music until 11pm which you can hear and could smell cigarette smoke in our room (even with the windows closed). The staff were very nice and friendly.

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For those with time to enjoy Sarajevo Grand Hotel offers all you need as well as a glimpse into one of the many 'Grand' hotels with fitting that encapsulate the former Yugoslavia. Breakfast although basic was within expectations for the price point. The 'Sarajevo 1984' Olympic colors on the chairs I thought were a nice nod to the past. The room was modest but included everything I needed as a solo traveller and was cleaned every couple of days. Lack of AC was the only thing that made the trip slightly less comfortable. There is a bar on a maisonette floor that serves drinks all day till around 11PM. The staff were courteous and helpful. For those who don't have a car, taxi can be ordered from the front desk or you can walk 5 minutes to the Railway Station and nearest Tram/Bus stops. The observation tower is nearby, the Ottoman city is around 30 minutes on foot. I would stay again. 👍

A big hotel next to the National Museum and a mall. Interesting building, especially the lobby zone. Nice location: I already mentioned the mall and trams passing right next to the hotel, there are also supermarkets, ATMs, and cafes nearby. The other side is that trams and the street bring some constant noise level to the room. Breakfast could have been a bit better, especially coffee. The rest was fine: a spacious room with a bathtub, free parking, and helpful staff.