Sarajevo Hotel Guide - Romeo and Juliet Bridge hotels in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

"great stay!"

"Lovely hotels which is walking distance to Old Town area and many sites. Hotel is clean, breakfast was excellent and all the staff were welcoming and helpful. Would stay here again."

"It's just in the center of the old town. You see the pigeons at the square from the window. Damir was our host and we loved him. He was so kind that this place will be our only choice for the next times"

"Farouk at reception gave great restaurant ideas and gave us a choice of rooms when the reservation he had said it was for a couple, but we were a family of three. Lovely to have the history of the hotel documented and for its unique room numbering. Loved the fact that it is not a chain and most importantly a very comfortable bed. Just across the road from the hotel gave great views of the city and it was an easy walk down a reasonably steep hill to the old town.."

"We loved our stay at the Ornament Hotel in Sarajevo. The hotel is small, but it was perfectly fine for two nights in the city. It has a great location and it is an easy walk to wherever you would want to go. The room was small, but had a balcony looking over the Latin Bridge and the river. The hotel has two parking spots (first come, first serve) and we were lucky enough to get one. Otherwise, there is public parking a short walk away We were doing a 10 country drive and stayed in a mix of luxury properties and modest hotels. The Ornament exceeding what you would expect for a modest property. The front desk staff was great and the hotel was spotless "

"Very nice hotel ! Definetly one of the best locations to stay in Sarajevo ! I highly recommend !"

"Amazing view from balcony. Great location - steep hill so be prepared. "

"This was my second time staying at this hotel. I love the location and shopping. I wish air-conditioning was better."

"I can't say enough good things about this hotel! It's right in the middle of Sarajevo's historic old town, but tucked away enough that traffic noise isn't too much of a problem. When I walked in I told the lady at the desk, "I think I'm in the right place" and she said, "Yes you are, Erik." She already knew who I was. I asked about a cab to the airport for an early morning flight and she set up a ride with a member of the hotel's staff that was cheaper than a cab. (And she shared a bag of popcorn with me!) On the morning when I checked out, the hotel's internet was having problems and the worker couldn't run my credit card. So he took my information and turned on the coffee machine (four hours before they serve breakfast) so I could have a cappuccino while I waited for my ride to the airport. Amazing service! It's a boutique hotel with really nice, clean rooms. Mine had two skylights that could be shuttered remotely. The included breakfast was wonderful. You can walk from the hotel to all of the historic churches, mosques and museums. I recommend the cable car lifts up the mountain for incredible views. (Look for the abandoned bobsled tracks from the 1984 Winter Olympics.) When I think of Sarajevo, I only think about the wars in the 1990s but this city is so much more. The only possible negative is that the road outside the hotel is extremely busy and has very narrow sidewalks. And the motorists speed by. So be careful crossing the street."