I arrived in Mostar planning to stay only one night. I was picked up at the train station, taken to the hostel and welcomed with ice tea and cake. Majda is SO lovely and really cares about her guests. She and her brother, Bata, were amazing hosts - I couldn't have felt more welcome! The hostel itself is really comfortable... More

Hostel Majdas's stellar reputation is well deserved and the staff is amazing. Majda and Bata picked me and other guests up at the train station, gave us a brief tour of Mostar so we were able to get oriented, immediately served coffee and cake upon our arrival at the hostel, and made sure they knew everyone's name. Facilities are new... More

If you want a true homely Bosnian experience, stay at Majdas, the moment you walk through the door you are welcomed with open arms. I was picked up from the station at no extra cost + given free commentary about the city along the way. Majda went out of her way to ensure I had a pleasant stay, I miss... More

We stayed for 2 nights and would have loved to have stayed longer. We were collected from the bus station as well as being dropped of again after our stay which was a first! the hostel is lovely and cosy - it has a feel family feel to it which is great for meeting and chatting to others. The breakfast... More

Bata collected us from bus station and installed us in his colourful, cozy, clean Hostel down near the river and only 10 min walk from ancient Starimost bridge (rebuilt in recent years) Bata's delightful mother and sister cooked delicous breakfasts and we were treated as ONE OF THEIR FAMILY. A very pleasant stay for this Kiwi couple in our late... More

If you are looking for a 5-star experience, then Majdas is not the right place for you. If however you are looking for warmth, cosy and a homely experience in Bosnia, this is it. Mother, sister and brother touched our hearts by their warmth and hospitality. We left Bosnia thankful for having been able to share our holiday and precious... More

This was a great and friendly little hostel near the old town of Mostar. It isn't in the old city, but the walk isn't all the far and it was great for us because we had a car and parking was easy. The welcomed us with cake and water and offered to cook us breakfast in the morning. Even better,... More

Majdas picked us up from the bus station and took us to a tower block of apartments. We were told the hostel was situated 200metres from the mostar bridge, in fact the church down the road is situated 200metres from the bridge. The hostel its self was situated about 500 metres away. The facilities were poor, there were 8 of... More

We has emailed the hostel that we would arrive at the bus station at 18:30pm so they would know when to pick us up. However, our bus broke down and we didn't arrive until 22:30. We pulled up, thinking "We're screwed, they're no taxis anywhere and we're hours late so the hostel staff won't be here." We walk off the... More