Don't mind that it's 10km (6mi) out of town; the free hotel shuttle takes care of that. This is the best value luxury hotel in and around Sarajevo. Plush rooms come with all the goods: wi-fi, satellite TVs boasting LCD monitors, minibars, safe deposit boxes and at least two origi… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

An out of town hotel with better facilities at half the price of central places. Relax, no need for clockwatching; breakfast is available until 11:00, checkout until 14:00 and a free shuttle shoots you off to the aiport in 10 minutes. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A straightforward no-frills hotel. Advantages are centrality and value for city centre, mid-range accommodation. Still it's your luggage that'll live here rather than you as you roam incredible Sarajevo. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

An 'at home while away from home' guesthouse with character. Light and airy rooms come in all shapes and sizes from the attic to the ground floor. Tall guests should avoid the attic rooms and their sloping roofs. Downstairs the lobby flows out onto a quiet 'beer at dusk' terrace.… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Fresco-adorned lobby, hand-decorated wardrobes, matching coloured bed linen and mother-of-pearl and dolphin-patterned lavatory seats: The owners of the Pansion Lion certainly like your life to be colourful. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Tired and jaded from so much travelling, or just overweight from all those traditional Bosnian meals? Come, stay and work out here at this tidy cheapie, which comes with a free, fully equipped gym and sauna. The tram terminus is a 150m jog away and it's a 20-minute ride into Bašc… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Location, location, location. Right in the heart of Bašcaršija, this small guesthouse run by a friendly Bosnian-Australian is just the haven for the party animal who wants to roam Sarajevo's nightlife. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Also recommended, for its cosy atmosphere, is this central pansion. Full Lonely Planet Review ›