Unfortunately we missed Majda's famous tour, but Majda's hostel was a good jumping off point for a great stay in Mostar nonetheless. Majda was very helpful in mapping out important sights and a few hidden gems, and made coffee and deserts as unexpected treats. The hostel itself is quite small and cramped, but facilities are functional and the private bedroom... more

We called ahead from Sarajevo (where we had a fantastic experience) to reserve beds in Majda's as backpackers in Sarajevo had recommended it. Majda told us the main hostel was full, but said we could have beds in the overflow location. Overall, our experience was very unsatisfactory. Positives were the pick-up from the train station, and ride to the bus... more

i thought this would just be a typical 'hostel' but i was treated like a very close family guest. the owner Majda met me in her car at the train station and drove me to the apartment. when i arrived her mother had prepared two slices of spinach burek in my room. it doesnt feel like a hostel more like... more

There is no way to describe how much I enjoyed staying here. It was the highlight of a three-week trip through most of the Balkans. It's more like a hostel, run out of the family flat, and the atmosphere is definitely friendly. As the other reviewer said, most people end up extending their stay, and it's easy to understand once... more

Majda, her brother Bata and their mother are incredibly nice and kind people. Their hostel is situated in a flat not far from the city center, it has 2 dorm rooms and 2 private doubles, with 2 common bathrooms. Linen and towels are included, you have free internet and pick up service. But this is just the cold facts. The... more