A city-fringe business hotel with a pretty-in-pink exterior that goes several stops extra. In good weather the lobby/restaurant/bar opens out onto decking that spans a river and then flows down into a secluded garden. Within, two storeys of double rooms surround a flashy central … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Take a war-damaged hotel and apply money to attract the business guest. The glitzy glass-and-gilt lobby with yellow-spotted green armchairs is the opening statement. Upstairs a peachy-cream decor that is warm and friendly extends into the bedrooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

For those who like the soothing sounds of rushing water, this guesthouse, created out of a former mill with imported furniture and all mod cons, is the epitome of European taste. Sited by one of the tributaries to the main river, the accommodation is as near to the Stari Most and… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The unexceptional but cheap Hotel Mostar is an okay option. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Look for the brown metal gate. Omer is a kindly retired professor, who has a smattering of English and lets out rooms in his private house. There are eight beds in two rooms and homeliness compensates for the shared bathroom and bed-cluttered rooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Oscars, is a cosy pansion just off the western side of the Stari Most Full Lonely Planet Review ›

An eight-room guesthouse, 150m from Stari Most, that's a cheery spic-and-span place. A small café fronts the pansion and services here include currency exchange, maps and brochures, and a laundry room. Full Lonely Planet Review ›