Breakfast was really good, I would definitely recommend it. Buffet with lots of tasty dishes (sweet and salty), good coffee ect. I usually book hotels in this price range and among the hotels on my balkan trip this was definitely one of the best breakfasts I had. Room was nice, staff was very friendly. Big plus for bikers: I could park my motorcycle right in front of the entrance. So it was visible from the reception and in addition there is video surveillance for the parking lot with the hotel staff being around 24/7. Great for my inner peace!

You see that the facilities in the hotel room are a bit on the older side. To me, that's not a big deal. But for some people it might be not as suitable for Instagram as other hotels. ;)

It’s a good solid three star tourist hotel. Beds are comfortable enough, plenty of hot water and the staff were helpful. Breakfast was good but not exceptional. My room had a view of the Avaz twist tower. It’s about 10-15 minutes walk to the train station where you can get trams to the old part of the city.

The hotel was being used by a large party of students/teenagers at the time who were quite noisy at night. Although it is no-smoking I couldn’t open the windows as other guests were hanging out the windows smoking and it made my room smell too. The toilet rolls are very cheap and nasty.

I loved this hotel. I was looking for one of those old-school communist-era type of hotels as I always do when travelling in Eastern Europe, and this place did not disappoint. It was still clean and modern though. The room was spacious and warm, with a great view over the Avaz Twist Tower. The location was convenient to the tram stop, for central Sarajevo as well as the airport, and also the bus and train stations. Hotel personnel were friendly and helpful, particularly one of the evening waiters whose name I forget, and the breakfast and dinner were both great! Although the place regularly receives coach loads of groups, it does things really well to make you think they're not there and keep the room and hotel quiet and comfortable.

Breakfast was good but no varieties of cans food. The staff are so friendly and welcoming the guests with a smile, we met Biona the lady in reception was so helpful when it was raining and we had no umbrella she offered us her personal umbrella. Also when we didn't like our room she changed it on the spot. Really thanks. The only thing is the public bus is walking 5 to 7 min up and down a ramp because the hotel is up but taxi access easily.

Public bus is a bit far walking the ramp up to the hotel.

Breakfast was good lots of varieties but no cans food, the staff were so friendly and nice, the room was very comfortable we stayed in the new floor room 122, the location is close to public transportation but you have to walk 7 to 10 min to reach the station and the hotel is a little bit higher on a ramp so with bags during the rain it was challenging. But taxi is everywhere and it was not expensive except the taxi charge for each bag 3 Euro plus the fair.

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Breakfast was good lots of varieties but no cans food, the staff were so friendly and nice, the room was very comfortable we stayed in the new floor room 122, the location is close to public transportation but you have to walk 7 to 10 min to reach the station and the hotel is a little bit higher on a ramp so with bags during the rain it was challenging. But taxi is everywhere and it was not expensive except the taxi charge for each bag 3 Euro plus the fair.

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I absolutely love the iconic building, the comfy bed for such a good price, which includes a fresh, wide-ranging breakfast.

If you have a lot of luggage, the walk to the bus station or train station is not ideal - it isn't far though. There is a smell of smoke in the corridors but I assume they can't get rid of this and I think it adds character 🙂.

Perfect little hotel for the early morning train to Mostar! By taxi it's only 5 mins away. Everything is clean and comfy. They packed me a takeaway breakfast that I could enjoy on the train!

The day receptionist was amazing but the lady in the night was clueless. I had to walk all the way to the gas station (~10mins) to get a bottle of water, because the room doesn't come with any. But she forgot(?) to inform me that the tap water is drinkable! 1:30am in my pyjamas to quench a late night thirst wasn't fun. Bathtub was a bit weird to use, as the hose didn't extend and seemed like it was only available as a jacuzzi/ tub format, instead of a shower.

For the price I paid, I would expect a bit more general cleanliness. There's no staff to greet you or give you directions. The shower was clogged and the water wouldn't run. The room felt very humid, and there was little ventilation since it was in the basement. It was the cheapest option I found at the time, but I wish I hadn't.

It could be modernized a little more.

The room was very nice and spacious (40 EUR/night). The bus/train station is around the corner.

The dining hall (it is very big) was not heated during winter so I suggest wearing your outdoor clothes while having breakfast. (I didn't ask if there was something wrong or if it was a cost savings measure.)