We have had the most wonderful experience here in Medjigorje and it was topped by where we stayed... Casa Verde, it is a seven minute walk to the church. The service from the house by Ivanna and family is like being home. I cannot recommend Casa Verde as much as I would love to as there is not enough words to describe the hospitality, cleanliness and welcome you get when you are staying in Casa Verde. THANKS FOR EVERYTHING IVANNA AND FAMILY.
Orla and Peter Lardner, Knocknacarra, Galway, Ireland
this place is simply wonderful!
- very good breakfast, including (but not limited to) local produce, the host even encouraged us to prepare sandwiches for the long way home
- the host is a wonderful lady, very warm and welcoming, she helped with everything we needed
- rooms not too big, but with separate bathroom and very clean
Lovely Casa Verde, a short walk to the centre and church. As always, our host Ivana looked after us to the very best. Lovely breakfast each morning. Spotless clean and spacious rooms.
We stayed in this lovely place in May 2019. Very clean and well located guest house. The owner Ivana is extremely helpful and very hospitable. She made us feel welcome and made fresh and tasty breakfast daily. She caters to guest needs: gluten free / dairy free etc. I would recommend this place!
Super nice family. So dedicated full of love with huge heart for everyone. There is nothing what they can’t understand or do. I had to reschedule my check in date and during stay, I wanted to extend. Not only that they didn’t make a problem but they even welcomed me with coffee and pancakes.
The place is super cute with so many useful details. It’s quiet, on 5min walking distance from the church. I’m living in hotel in Dubai and this service extends every standard.. I’m amazed how these people are dedicated full of love..
And btw take their breakfast! Every day is something different and what’s more important, it’s really made with love. Host Ms. Ivana is waking up every day at 4am to prepare amazing things for her guests. She’s so lovely host, cook, mother, wife and a friend. I’m coming in Međugorje all my life and next time when I will come, I will definitely call this beautiful family.
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