Hotels With Wi-Fi in Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Modern, clean hotel - probably the best in Banja Luka. Very nice, quiet, clean rooms, large, beautiful bathroom. Good breakfast buffet - however almost too few seats. In the restaurant area it was very noisy at morning, but also at evening. Very well visited. Friendly staff at the reception. Late check-out however only at charge (also as a customer of status!)

The hotel is located in Lukavica just a little outside of Sarajevo. With the taxi from the city center it costs about 5-6 Euro, from hotel to city center it is about 4 Euro (is located at the different taxi prices in RS and FBH). Wi-Fi available and good, rooms clean, even though there was only a broken toilet brush with me. Beds ok, TV with many programmes (also international). Heating has worked very well, unfortunately too warm and without closing. Reception friendly and fast (in the 1st floor). 24h occupied reception. Minibar also in the 1st floor. Rooms prices are ok and appropriate. Breakfast is rich, but here is a considerable potency for dessert. You can let it pass, but in fact not. Bosnians are good hosts, why don't they show it at breakfast in this hotel? A sort of cheapest white bread, although this country can make such great bread, egg food has been there for 2 hours and are like rubber (at the number of guests that were there, you could have been preparing it freshly), The two ladies sitting on a table, referring to the rubber-like eggs, denied the demand for a omlet as an impossible challenge. The question of black tea (which is very common in Bosnia) was dealt with with the notice that there would be 10 tea varieties available. (It is true that there were more than 10 varieties of fruit tea and black tea with chimt, but no normal black tea).... etc. all wasn't dramatic, but couldn't be what it could be. Since the hotel is quite far outside and can certainly also need more customers, you might need to consider how to get a positive relief. After I was looked at ”special wishes” twice in fact only incredulous, I gave up... but it happens sometimes wonders. I hope it for the hotel, because it still has potential.

Modern, clean hotel - probably the best in Banja Luka. Very nice, quiet, clean rooms, large, beautiful bathroom. Good breakfast buffet - however almost too few seats. In the restaurant area it was very noisy at morning, but also at evening. Very well visited. Friendly staff at the reception. Late check-out however only at charge (also as a customer of status!)

The rooms are on 3 floors without lift, the rooms are very small, so much that there is no room to support bags. The hotel is very comfortable and then is very comfortable with the 220V Without light and even worse wires discovered (see photos documenting what is said). Breakfast is not exceptional: some cutting, eggs broken, sauces and even no sweet. The only positive note is the shower, and, moreover, what is unusual and dry, the receptionists wanted to keep the documents ”in hostage” for the entire duration of their stay without returning them after registration.

The hotel is located in Lukavica just a little outside of Sarajevo. With the taxi from the city center it costs about 5-6 Euro, from hotel to city center it is about 4 Euro (is located at the different taxi prices in RS and FBH). Wi-Fi available and good, rooms clean, even though there was only a broken toilet brush with me. Beds ok, TV with many programmes (also international). Heating has worked very well, unfortunately too warm and without closing. Reception friendly and fast (in the 1st floor). 24h occupied reception. Minibar also in the 1st floor. Rooms prices are ok and appropriate. Breakfast is rich, but here is a considerable potency for dessert. You can let it pass, but in fact not. Bosnians are good hosts, why don't they show it at breakfast in this hotel? A sort of cheapest white bread, although this country can make such great bread, egg food has been there for 2 hours and are like rubber (at the number of guests that were there, you could have been preparing it freshly), The two ladies sitting on a table, referring to the rubber-like eggs, denied the demand for a omlet as an impossible challenge. The question of black tea (which is very common in Bosnia) was dealt with with the notice that there would be 10 tea varieties available. (It is true that there were more than 10 varieties of fruit tea and black tea with chimt, but no normal black tea).... etc. all wasn't dramatic, but couldn't be what it could be. Since the hotel is quite far outside and can certainly also need more customers, you might need to consider how to get a positive relief. After I was looked at ”special wishes” twice in fact only incredulous, I gave up... but it happens sometimes wonders. I hope it for the hotel, because it still has potential.