If you are looking for character and the real thing then this inn is the place for you. Still owned by a Bosnian family but used primarily as a museum and an inn - this place will transport you back in time. It has most of the modern facilities but is a little cramped. We had a top floor Pasha Suite which I would not recommend for NBA stars - or anyone over 6 feet. It was cozy and quaint but I had to do some bending and crouching in the bathroom. Nevertheless I liked it. The breakfast was very nice and the staff was helpful. We particularly enjoyed the conversation with the manager about life before, during and since the war. If you are in Mostar it is probably for the history - this makes a great place to stay consistent with Mostar's overall theme. It is a 15 minute walk to the bridge.

My husband and I stayed here with our toddler while visiting Mostar. The rooms are nice, breakfast good, and the staff very friendly. We arrived late in Mostar and needed a place to stay. The staff was very helpful. The hotel is 5-10 minute from old town.

We had one of the Pasha Suites for our 2-night stay in Mostar. We arrived by train and it's a bit of a walk from the train station so if you have heavy baggage you might want to take a taxi. There is a small sign on the street pointing up the hill to the house but it's easy to miss. The room was fairly large, particularly by European standards. However, it on the top floor and the roof slopes down in the bedroom and also the bathroom, so watch your head. The hotel is also a museum and the room had beautiful woodwork, particularly the ceiling and the screen separating the living are from the bedroom. Good TV and wifi; also a fridge in the room. The suites are on the top floor and are quiet, but the rooms on the lower floors may get some noise from arriving guests, particularlly from the wooden stairs. The breakfast was quite good with a buffet of cold items. The house is about a 10-minute walk from the old town area. The staff is friendly and helpful and will give you a tour of the house at your convenience. They also prepared a takeaway breakfast for us since we were catching the early train to Sarajevo. It's not a bargain, but for the amenities and as an interesting place to stay it was worth the price.

Our family of 10 stayed in five rooms at the Muslibegovic House Hotel and each was unique and charming. The doubles on the first floor had canopies on the beds and one had an ornately tiled bathroom. The ten year old in our group was so entranced by the decor that he did not want to leave the room. The room on the second floor with two twins was more spare but very comfortable. The Pasha Suite on the third floor was a treat. The hotel had perfectly working air conditioning which was a necessity in Mostar in July. The breakfast buffet was one of the best we had in the region and the staff was eager to introduce us to some of the more unfamiliar offerings. Driving and parking was a little tricky so be sure to get good instructions from the staff before arriving--the map makes it look simpler than it is. Also, inquire about the possibility of parking below on the main road instead of on the hill in front of the hotel. I also recommend taking a tour with Alma, eating eel at Konoba Bascine in the Old Town, and of course walking across the bridge after seeing the movie in the bookstore at the base of the bridge.