We are not staying at the hotel so can only comment on the restaurant. We've had a meal a few times, the ambience is lovely and relaxing.. The quality of the food was great. Will be going back again. Today we were waited on by Vensa - thank you for the good experience.
Had dinner here when we visited Medjugorje. The meat dishes were ok but we felt cheated with the fish dish. Was told it will be served with potatoes and vegetables, when the fish arrived it was extremely salty and no potatoes. The waiter was somewhat not interested with what we were trying to say and got us chips instead of the potatoes. I do not recommend this place
We were here for dinner, food was delicious and staff were very kind! Vesna gave us great recommendations and delicious dessert. Totally recommend!
the waitress was really rude , in the first place he didnt even say hi and then he talkd to us really rude .His first quiestion was” what do you want” . Later we ordes an other drink and he rolled his eyes
I stayed 10+ years ago. Since then I tried other places but next time I’ll be back in Regina. It was a great experience. Rooms were clean, spacious, up to date and comfy. Food is delicious, huge portions at great price.
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