I have stayed in lots of hotels in lots of countries and while the Baci is never going to be the best hotel in the world, the staff must rate among my top three.
Just simply excellent value for money, a good location and the staff were marvellous!
I don't generally post comments about hotels and places etc but the staff were so good they deserve the credit, praise and recognition.

The Baci is an interesting hotel, the persons frequenting the coffee shop look like conspirators, or taken from the movie "The Godfather". The rooms are not spacious but clean and serve their purpose, but the tiny working desk is of as much use as if it wouldn't exist. There was a foul smell in the bathroom probably a problem of the drainage system as my colleagues experienced the same smell. The restaurant is very good, great food, excellent service. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The breakfast is basic but then I don't have any comparison to other hotels in Pristina. Another plus is the free internet access and the tiny gym.

There are number of hotels in New York who can learn some lessons from the Baci with regards cleanliness and staff attitude. I am happy to state that I have rarely stayed in hotel at this price point which is as clean as the Baci. It might not be the most elegantly decorated but everything functions and is as I said is spotless. The onsite restaurant has a chef who spent 25 years in the Germany and cooks everything to order from fresh ingredients, hardly anything frozen. Combine that with all the staff who are friendly and helpful and a free internet access which is fast and why would you stay anywhere else? Did I mention the free laundry service as part of the room price.
Location just across the road from the Victory and shops / supermarket 3 min walk.

There are probably cheaper options in Pristina but some of them seemed more uncertain options or weren't convenient if you didn't have your own transport, so still glad I chose this one. It's still not quite as central as some of the other hotels, although Pristina is small enough for it not to matter - the city centre is approximately 20 mins walk away up one of the two main roads going south.

Colourfully decorated room with lots of storage space, extra bedding and even a pair of fluffy slippers! Wi Fi connection was reliable throughout and the tv had access to several dozen channels from neighbouring countries and the rest of Europe (although I had to reconnect the satellite box to stop the picture pixellating). Air conditioning too, not that it was really necessary in September but would have been invaluable in the summer.

Used the restaurant once for lunch and had a perfectly serviceable, generously sized omelette.