Bosnian National Monument Muslibegovic House

The house itself is really beautiful and rich in history. The garden is well kept, and the scent of petunias wafts through it. The room and the bathroom were spotless. The hotel is close to Stari Grad (a 5-7 minute walk, and a supermarket is also close by). They offer private parking for 5 euros per night. The room however didn't match the photos shown on Booking.com. The room and the bed were really small, and the breakfast was far from excellent. The choice was quite poor, even though I recognize that the ingredients used were fresh and good. I don't think this is a 4-star hotel — nobody helped us with our luggage, and the girl at reception kept repeating things as if I couldn't understand her, demanding confirmation each time, like a teacher scolding an unruly student. She told me straight away that I was Italian because of my accent, but I don't have an accent when I speak English, since I lived in Ireland for a very long time — and I think guessing people's nationality from their license plate is beyond rude.

Most reviews very correctly describe this accommodation as unique. It is an historic house with period furnishîng. Guests are entitled to a free tour, which was very enjoyable. The room was somewhat tight but not too much and the opportunity to spend a night in such a beautiful historic property was something we did not want to pass up. The breakfast was very good. The room was quiet. The historic bridge is 10 minutes away as is the bus station. The staff was exceptionally welcoming and we very much enjoyed discussing the City’s recent experience with people who lived through it.

Very friendly reception in this lovely authentic Ottoman mansion, one of the two best preserved in the Balkan, sleeping in authentic, quaint rooms. A 10’ stroll to the landmark bridge of Mostar. Good breakfast served on the terrace. Attractive place for those looking for authenticity (with a surprising level of comfort). Parking available.