Hostel Balkan Han has a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and bar in Sarajevo. Located around 1.1 km from Sebilj Fountain, the hostel with free WiFi is also 1.1 km away from Bascarsija Street.
Alexandra
Spain
The hostel is in a great location, super close to the city center. The beds were comfortable, they had curtains, and the rooms had lockers. There was a lovely garden where you could chill or socialize. There is also another common area by the reception that is excellent if you want to do a bit of work or just be on your own. It has a well-equiped kitchen, although small.
The staff was kind and the owner very thoughtful. He offered me to change rooms when one of the other guests in my room got sick.
They have a laundry service, although I didn't use it because I thought it was quite expensive (10 euros).
Situated in Sarajevo, 2 km from Sarajevo War Tunnel, Pansion Stari Konak features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Set in Sarajevo and with Sebilj Fountain reachable within 600 metres, Exotic Nature Hostel offers a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a shared lounge.
Hostel Kucha is located in Sarajevo, just 700m from the town centre, providing views of the city and surrounding hills with its elevated position. Guests are greeted with traditional Bosnian coffee.
Adriana
Slovakia
The accommodation was very nice. Beds very comfortable. The staff was nice and helpful. Definitely a super place for a couple of nights in Sarajevo.
The Good Place Hostel is set 600 metres from Latin bridge, 1.9 km from Sebilj Fountain and 800 metres from Bascarsija Street.
Maya
United Kingdom
Good small hostel, run with warmth.
The beds are great with comfortable mattresses & their own curtains.
As everyone says, Igor is what makes it special... he is a Sarajevan so he can advise you on anything local, & if you return in the evening shellshocked from one of the harrowing war museums, he is usually on hand with a rakija & conversation. There's a sitting area where you can meet other travellers.(I'd suggest closing the sitting area at 11pm or midnight, everyone will sleep better & Igor will have fewer late checkouts ;D)
Be careful when opening the heavy entrance door downstairs, it's easy to pinch your fingers.
Álfar House is located in Sarajevo, 11 km from Sarajevo War Tunnel and 600 metres from Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque in Sarajevo.
nik ruzai
Malaysia
Location is perfect. Just 5 minutes walk from City Hall. Quiet area. Nice and clean room. Kitchen have everything u need to cook. And the host are super nice. Thank you Nico! Definitely will stay again if i come here
Set in the centre of Sarajevo, FG Boutique Hostel is located 600 metres from Sebilj Fountain and 600 metres from Bascarsija Street.
Columba
Mexico
This hostel was really comfortable! Super clean, felt brand new, and had a really relaxed vibe. The location was perfect, just a few steps from all the main attractions. The host was fantastic, super friendly and always ready to help. Plus, the fully equipped kitchen was a huge bonus...I booked a room for females only and I definitely will come back
Budget travellers know that there is no better way to make the most of their trip than by staying at a hostel: save money for exploring during the day, and swap stories with fellow backpackers in the shared kitchen or bar in the evening. Dorm-style bedrooms with shared bathrooms are standard hostel fare, but private rooms are also available for those willing to pay a bit more.
Ideally located in the Baščaršija district of Sarajevo, Waterfall Hostel is set 300 metres from Bascarsija Street, 200 metres from Latin bridge and 10 km from Sarajevo War Tunnel.
Great location very friendly stuff and clean. Thanks all!
Hostel Franz Ferdinand is located in the city center, just 10 metres away from the main pedestrian street and 100 metres away from Bascarsija and other attractive and important sights of Sarajevo.
Social environment, lovely staff and great location.
Attractively set in the Baščaršija district of Sarajevo, FG 1861 Hostel is situated 700 metres from Bascarsija Street, 500 metres from Latin bridge and 10 km from Sarajevo War Tunnel.
Location is great, sleepers and towels provided, host Samo is super!
Hostel Kucha is located in Sarajevo, just 700m from the town centre, providing views of the city and surrounding hills with its elevated position. Guests are greeted with traditional Bosnian coffee.
Parking for my motorcycle, facilities and common areas
Great access to the city centre! Check these hostels in Sarajevo
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Hostel Pansion Lion offers pet-friendly accommodation in Sarajevo. The rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels.
La situació i l'amabilitat de les persones que ho porten
Situated within 1.4 km of Latin bridge and 1.7 km of Sebilj Fountain, R-Saray 2 features rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Sarajevo.
FAQ about hostels in Sarajevo
On average, a hostel in Sarajevo costs £16 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
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It was wonderful, conformable, very clean, spacious, great location, easily access and safe. We were family of 5 adult and one child.
AC was only in the dining room, but the apartment was at high floor, so it was good.
The staff is super friendly and welcoming, Ivan which I guess is the manager does his job perfectly, the environment is chill but at the same time very involving. I’ve been in the hostel a few times because I’ve been volunteering in a place nearby and I can assure it’s the best hostel for backpackers in Sarajevo. Also the position can’t be more central.
So, where do I start? I am a backpacker who have been to 84 countries so far and this was one of the best hostels I ever had stayed in. Igor is a really cool host, the place is very friendly, it’s so clean and fresh, perfect location, even a “indoor” balcony where you can sit watch people walk on the street. There’s small mirrors in each bed for your morning routine, there’s small pockets for your important belongings. The bed are comfortable and you create your own space with curtains. Highly recommended!
Great location, next to the market area and old city. Also close to the cable railway that takes you up the mountains, great sight. Very cheap. Sufficiently private. Friendly staff, feels quite safe and relaxing. Lots of cheap restaurants nearby, and lovely ones. A bit of noise in the evening which is to be expected in such a lively area, not really a problem and doesn't go on all night.
Everything was great. Especially the price was super cheap and the facilities were excellent. Got locker, got TV, got AC, got towel and the beds were not the bunk beds, they're all single bed. So you won't easily get disturb while sleeping. The toilet and bathroom are inside the room. It feels like a hotel instead of hostel. And miss Amra the receptionist was also very helpful and can speak english very well. And the location was not that far from the old town and other important city attractions.
I got a double bed instead of a normal bunk bed! The hostel is beautifully decorated. A lot of common spaces, very cozy. Lovely garden, cheap beer, sociable people. Staffs are very friendly. I didn't have enough cash when I checked in, but they allowed me to pay later.
The best hostel I have ever stayed. Super sociable hostel, the garden and bar are perfect places for meeting people. In the middle of the centre, beds were super comfortable and Ivan is the best hostel owner ever!!! 11/10 for sure
Great Location, Comfortable rooms, great staff and good people. Igor wasvone of the best hostel owners I have ever seen. U can always have conversation with him and other guests there.
Engin
Solo traveller
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