Hotel Old Sarajevo

Hotel Old Sarajevo is a mid-range hotel at Bravadžiluk 38, in the Baščaršija quarter of Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bravadžiluk is the old street of the locksmiths and metalworkers, and it forms the eastern end of the bazaar, running toward the Miljacka river and the Vijećnica, the neo-Moorish city hall and library building that was rebuilt after wartime damage. The Sebilj fountain, the Sarajevo Brewery and the Latin Bridge are all within a few minutes on foot, so nearly every major sight of the historic centre is accessible without transport. The area is largely pedestrian, filled with craft shops, cafés and restaurants serving cevapi, burek and Bosnian coffee, and it keeps a lively atmosphere from morning until late evening. The hotel offers a central, practical base rather than resort facilities. Rooms are listed as Double Rooms, Twin Rooms and Suites, all with air conditioning and wifi, and breakfast is among the amenities. There is no spa, pool or fitness centre, and guests usually dine in the neighbouring bazaar lanes. Service is simple and oriented toward leisure travellers, couples and independent visitors who value location, with reception staff able to arrange taxis, tickets and day trips to Mostar, the Tunnel of Hope or the mountains around Jahorina and Bjelašnica. Nightly prices typically range from about 130 to 240 KM, which is moderate for such a central address. Because the street is busy and animated, evening noise is possible, so requesting an upper-floor room or one facing away from the street is a sensible precaution. Arrival by taxi to the edge of the pedestrian zone and a short walk with luggage is the usual approach.