Herzegovina Pensions

A stone bridge over a river, a town with traditional buildings, and a hill with a cross in the background.

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Our top choices for Herzegovina pensions

Desk, cribs (free), WiFi (free), bed sheets

1. Pansion Infinity

Mostar

Ella

P3,706 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 28 - Aug 29

2. Pansion San Pietro

Citluk

Binu

P5,458 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 19 - Aug 20

3. Pansion Boris Međugorje

Citluk

mauricio

P3,097 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 20 - Aug 21

4. Pension Marinko Kozina - Medjugorje

Citluk

Jeanne

P2,432 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 22 - Aug 23

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Top Herzegovina Hotel Reviews

Hotel Mepas

10/10 Excellent

"All excellent. Thank"

Medjugorje Hotel & Spa

10/10 Excellent

"This is a very clean and comfortable hotel, a short walk away from the main points of interest in Medjugorje. There is an excellent spa to help relieve the fatigue and soreness from a long journey and a chapel perfect for the majority of those coming to this place for spiritual reflection. There are lots of excellent, reasonably priced restaurants within a close walk and the hotel has an outstanding breakfast buffet. Two of my traveling companions left things behind, not in there rooms but elsewhere on the property. The hotel took the time to search for them, locate them, and help arrange for delivery where the people were staying elsewhere in the region. It was truly one of the best hotel experiences ever for my wife and me out of many hundreds."

Pansion Villa Nur

8/10 Good

"Amazing location! Literally in the heart of the Old Town and just a few minutes’ walk from the iconic bridge. There are so many restaurants just steps away. That said, be aware that there are lots of cobblestones, so if you’re arriving without a car, you may need to carry your suitcase for part of the way. Fredo was incredibly warm, hospitable, and kind. I also appreciated the cute little touches, like the welcome candy and homemade ice cream! There’s even a small shared kitchen, which was convenient for making things like ramen noodles. The rooms are small but have AC. It’s not a modern hotel, but it’s a charming, family-owned stay and a nice time overall! The notes taped to the door reminding you of checkout or how to use the towels feel a bit impersonal so I might change that."

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