Reviews of Hostel Musala

Clean and welcoming

I was allowed to store my luggage and hang out at the hostel after check out 5 minute walk from bus/train station

Only one bathroom... Bed was uncomfortable and loud House was old and creaky

Thanks a lot, it was perfect!

Everything. The owner, Sasha is very kind and friendly. The beds are wooden and the mattress are very comfortable. The bathroom is spacious. The location is near the old town.

Nothing

Very calm(but its true that this depends on how many people are in) i slept very well.

The air conditioning engine outside make a little bit of noise The locker is a bit small

Great location, short distance from Mostar bridge, short distance from bus station, supermarket literally around the corner. Facilities are clean, comfy bed. The owner is extremely friendly and helpful, would highly recommend this hostel.

Nothing to dislike

Good value for money

Everything actually. It wasn’t busy when I came, so eve thing was great. It’s a walkable distance to the Old Town and to Mostar bus station. Sasa is super friendly and helpful. I was worried coming later after the check in time, but he was assuring and I could check in later than the usual check-in time. I would definitely stay there again if I ever make it to Mostar.

Nothing.

Super helpful and friendly staff, I was in a single room paying the same price which was amazing, the location is perfect next to the bus station and very close to the city center on foot.

The kitchen is not comfortable for cooking, there is nothing even salt.

Hostel Musala is a great option if you’re looking for a quiet and comfortable place to stay in Mostar. It’s conveniently located just 5 minutes from the bus terminal and a short walk to the Old Town. The owner, Sasha, is incredibly kind and welcoming — he shared plenty of helpful tips about where to eat, what to see, and even recommended a great free walking tour. His hospitality made a real difference. The dorm room was spacious and felt more like a proper bedroom than a typical hostel. It had cozy decorations, a personal locker, and air conditioning, which made it really comfortable. The whole place has a relaxed and homey vibe — perfect if you’re looking for a peaceful stay.

Microwave didn’t work when I tried to warm up my breakfast, everything else was perfect!

The owner Sasha is super friendly There's a kitchen and free tea It's clean I met nice people there

Only one bathroom was functional when I was there

Sasa was super kind and helpful. He gave me recommendations for restaurants and directions to near by attractions. The rooms were clean, there are small communal areas inside and outside, and the location is close to the bus station and the main street that goes to the bridge. It was a great hostel and I would happily return to stay again!

The owner, Mr. Sasha, was extremely helpful. The location is convenient, and the bed was very comfortable. The air conditioner, bathroom, and overall cleanliness of the space contributed to an excellent and enjoyable stay.

There was a Turkish man who attempted to flirt with a Croatian girl, which made the atmosphere feel a bit unsafe—whispering to her at night and trying to kiss her. I believe it would be better to separate men and women when there's enough space to ensure everyone's comfort and safety.

Has Ac and Sasa is very friendly. Great location!

Laundry doesn’t work

Sasa the host was friendly and helpful. Location to the old town is right around the corner. Nice little hostel

As like many other hostels, showers always seem to be an issue in the Balkans, always over flowing.