This is quite a comfortable hotel although in need of modernisation - in particular there were no electric sockets outside the bathroom available for guest use outside the bathroom, and low water pressure meant not much more than a trickle coming out of the shower.
Sarajevo was still having cold weather when I stayed here and the rooms turned very cold in the evening - since the heating wouldn't or couldn't come on (I don't know if the hotel is in charge of turning it on here or not) the warmest place to be was in bed. Luckil the beds and sofa were extremely comfortable - easily the best thing about staying here.
Rooms on the riverside side of the hotel do have an amazing view across the rest of Sarajevo - although the price of the view is a steep 5-10 minute walk on uphill roads with thin pavements or no pavements at all. You'll need a taxi to bring your luggage up and probably also if you're coming back to the hotel after dark. Not sure I'd stay here again, purely because of the difficult pedestrian access (it's not a hotel for popping in and out of throughout the day), but a lot of international organisations and NGOs seem to have been having conferences here so they must be getting something out of it!
- Saraj Hotel Sarajevo
