Rating : 4 stars
Size : 8 rooms
Currency : EUR
Check-in: from 14:00 to 23:30
Check-out : 07:30 to 12:00

• Parking
• Restaurant
• Bar
• 24-Hour Front Desk
• Newspapers
• Terrace
• Non-Smoking Rooms
• Continental Breakfast
• Free Parking
• Express Check-In/Check-Out
• Safety Deposit Box
• Heating
• Luggage Storage
• Breakfast Buffet

• Room Service
• Meeting/Banquet Facilities
• Business Centre
• Laundry
• Dry Cleaning
• VIP Room Facilities
• Breakfast in the Room
• Ironing Service
• Internet Services
• Packed Lunches
• Fax/Photocopying

Nikole Kordica bb
88320 Ljubuski (West Herzegovina)

In spring, the country is at its best - so green, so many flowers. The days are pleasantly warm and the evenings are refreshingly cool. In summer time, it is nice and warm (30+°C) in Mediterranean Herzegovina. October and November are good months to avoid the crowds and enjoy the collage of orange, red and yellow leaves that paint the forests. These months see both rainy and cool weather, but as many sunny days as well. Ljubuški is a town and municipality in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located in the western part of Herzegovina. The town was first mentioned in 1444. The name Ljubuški originates from an ancient Slavic name Libusa who was the first wife of the then ruler of Herzegovina, Herzeg Stjepan. The oldest museum in the country, established in 1884, is at the Humac Franciscan Monastery (built in 1869) just outside Ljubuški. The Humac Museum hosts one of the finest collections of ancient relics, all found in the vicinity of the monastery. The oldest script ever found in the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Humacka ploca, is exhibited here. The gem of this region is the crystal-clear water of the Trebizat River. Southeast of Ljubuski are the Kravica Waterfalls. Stretching over 100 metres across and tumbling down 25 metres, Kravica is one of the largest waterfalls in Herzegovina and certainly the most impressive. Beside these local attractions, Medjugorje is 12 km away - well-known for Catholic pilgrimages - and Mostar is 45 km from here.

Bosnia and Herzegovina can only be entered with a valid passport. Most nationalities - apart from EU, American and Canadian citizens - need a visa, and getting one is possible through the Bosnian embassies in your respective countries. Fees for visas issued by diplomatic/consular offices are as follows: • Single entry-exit visas and transit visas EUR 31. • Multiple entry-exit visas for periods of up to 90 days EUR 57. • Multiple entry-exit visas for periods of over 90 days EUR 72.