We had an amazing stay here. The staff are incredibly warm and helpful—they truly treat you like family from the moment you walk in. The location is perfect, literally a two-minute walk to the church. Our room was spotless, and we didn't have a single issue with the bathroom—everything in the restroom was sparkling clean and worked perfectly. Room service was also prompt and attentive. I loved the breakfast buffet, especially because you can get a fresh veggie omelet cooked to order with some sausage. It also felt very secure with the gated facility and keycard access to reception after hours. Highly recommend!
Excellent stay at this hotel, staff were so friendly and helpful. Spotless clean and an excellent location. Highly recommended
Last June we stayed here and have to admit that we had some demands with so many little children and everything was catered or helped us without hesitation. Our requests for breakfast was catered. At nights they give you card to access the door so it’s kind of safe and we did not have any issues in our stay. They even took on of our child to the doctor as she developed some eye infection suddenly .
My First Visit to Medjugorje – A Truly Special Experience
I am Fr Gijo Thomas from India. I'll always remember my first time in Medjugorje – the peace, the beauty, and most of all, the incredible hospitality at this wonderful hotel. From the moment I arrived, Marie and Thade at reception made me feel so welcome with their warm smiles and genuine kindness. They treated me like family, and by the end of my stay, I felt like I was leaving friends behind.
My room (306) was perfect – comfortable, clean, and with a lovely little balcony where I could enjoy my morning coffee while taking in the view. The breakfasts were something I looked forward to every day! The omelettes were so fluffy, the croissants fresh and buttery, and that rich, creamy latte was the perfect way to start each morning.
This trip was everything I hoped it would be and more, thanks in large part to this hotel. I've already started telling everyone I know about it, and I'm already dreaming of my next visit. If you're coming to Medjugorje, this is absolutely the place to stay!
The church is close to the center, about 150 m. The staff members are nice. Ample served breakfast. Unfortunately, we caught an Italian group who did not respect other people at four in the morning. They walked the corridors with a huge noise
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