As we were travelling with a student travel agency, we weren't expecting a high class hotel, but this hotel was a blast! We had a triple room, with 2 single beds and one larger bed. the room was kind of small, but we fit :) The bathroom was so spatious that we could dance inside, and it had hydromassage tub, too!!! We had our room cleaned every day. The position of the hotel is ok, but we had to take the taxi each time we wanted to go to the center. However, it didn't cost much.

This hotel was built for the winter olympicsheld in Sarajevo in 1984 and probably hasnt changed since then! However the staff did their best with what they had and the food was fine. Location is interesting but as part of a Cosmos tour this is what you get.The sheets were clean as was the bathroom but the rooms definately need up-dating.

Whilst built in the 1980s, the style is more 1960s. The rooms need renovation, as my shower screen came off in my hand as I tried to close it. The hotel has a nice seated area by the bar that you can use after meals. Meals are very limited, especially if you are vegetarian. Drinks are really cheap though.

My first impression is that it's not as clean as I hoped (especially the bathroom), but I think it's because of the decor. The blue & black bathroom tiles aren't a good choice and the hotel's furniture and decor is outdated. However, with that said, it's a perfectly adequate place to stay in Sarajevo if all you're looking for is a bed and bathroom.

This hotel was burnt during the war and rebuilt in 1997. It is bit isolated and away from the main road and not within walking distance to the historic center either. There's a guestbook on the receiption desk that's worth a flip. The first few pages of comments were written by delegates from other countries (mainly USA and Fiji) who stayed there for a peace conference.

The hotel restaurant serves good food and the staff is friendly. There's a bar and lounge on the 2nd floor and the "business center" consists of a small desk with a computer with free internet for hotel guests. There aren't any safes in the rooms, but you can leave valuable items with the front desk to store in the hotel's main safe.