Wonderful! Perfect location in the very center, there is a parking with security cameras (even it is kind of pedestrian zone of old town! Welcoming staff and tasty breakfast. Clean and quite room with comfortable bed and AC.

Nothing really. Cannot understand negative comments re the parking - it is rare for Saraevo to have a parking by the hotel, especially in the center.

We arrived earlier than expected (we informed that we will arrive earlier) and they add our room ready and didn't tax extra money. The lady who checked us in: very helpful, explained everything very well and helped us interpret the city map. Bedroom clean and comfy

We asked for breakfast box (because we left at 6:00 am) and they didn't give us. We paid for a service (breakfast) that we didn't had.

Receptionist so helpful and friendly. Location amazing. seconds from the centre. Comfortable rooms. Great breakfast.

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The best thing about this hotel is location, it is just in the old town city center where all the main attractions are in Sarajevo and there have a few spaces to park the car in front of the hotel for a fee (reservation needed) which is really great since it is not easy to park on the streets. The staff were helpful and polite. Breakfast overall was good with some variety, although we found that some vegetables were not fresh.

I felt the pictures were a little deceiving, it looks like more luxurious that what it is in reality. The facilities are very basic, the hotel itself is small and old and not that cozy.

I chose Hotel Sahat primarily for its location and wasn’t disappointed. Situated right in the heart of the old town of Sarajevo, it's surrounded by an array of bars, restaurants, and all the key attractions. During my three-night stay, I never needed to use public transport as everything was conveniently within walking distance. The hotel is easily accessible from the airport, and although I opted for an overpriced taxi, there are other transportation options worth considering. The check-in process was swift, and I must commend the hotel staff, particularly Fatima at the reception. They were always cheerful and readily available to assist with any questions regarding sightseeing, transportation, or any other inquiries. As for the room, I opted for the King Suite, which featured both a bedroom and a separate living area. Both spaces were impressively spacious. However, the bedroom had only a small portable air conditioning unit. While it worked surprisingly well and kept the bedroom cool, the living room tended to get warm and stuffy due to the lack of air conditioning or a fan. The beds were comfortable, but the bathroom was somewhat compact, and the shower area could benefit from better lighting. Nevertheless, the water was reliably hot, and the water pressure was excellent. The room also came equipped with a minibar, a safe, a kettle, a television, a work desk, and a couch. Unfortunately, the absence of air conditioning in the living room made it impractical to get any work done. The room had ample power outlets, with a few conveniently located near the bed. Just remember to bring a travel adapter if needed. The Wi-Fi was decent, providing sufficient speed for regular internet use. Breakfast was served daily from 7 to 10 AM and offered a satisfying spread, including eggs, sausages, croissants, cereal, juices, tea, and coffee.

While the hotel did show some signs of wear and tear, and certain areas of the room could use a bit of maintenance, I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. The exceptional location and the attentive staff who went above and beyond to ensure a pleasant trip made it a worthwhile choice.

Location and staff

It was free airport shuttle when I booked. When I contacted to book shuttle one day earlier they told me I should have booked the shuttle service as soon as I booked the room. Then,the offer was no longer available , we should pay 20 euro. I use booking.com for very long time and this is the first time I experienced such a thing. This was misleading, the reason I chose this hotel was free shuttle.This was clearly used as a marketing ploy, I wasn’t the only one had the issue.

An excellent location, right by the markets. The hotel does come with parking, but be warned, it is a single dead-end "street" that can fit 5/6 cars. If you are the first car in, the hotel will hold the keys and move all of the cars behind you so that you can leave. We were in a large 4x4, and they moved all of the other cars and ours perfectly, without causing any damage. They were experts! Do not let the car parking put you off, it is fantastic, safe, secure, and right outside the hotels front door. The staff were fantastic, the hotel was very clean and the breakfast was lovely. The location is 10/10 and we would highly recommend it. Also, it is right next to the spot where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, leading to the start of World War One.

The location was right in the old town close to the centre, hotel arranged airport pickup, the staff could not have been friendlier and more helpful, good breakfast provided, local information provided, spacious room and bathroom.

Hotel website advertises spa/massage facilities but when I asked about these was told they did not have this. The shower needed a repair as the shower head holder was taped together but the shower head still slipped out and wasn't held in position so made showering a bit awkward.

We stayed here prior to an early morning departure from the Sarajevo Airport. The hotel is well-priced for its location in the Old Town area and would be a great option for a longer term stay. The rooms were comfortable and spacious. We used their shuttle service for the airport (extra fee that you can pay upon arrival).

Pre-arranged parking would be exceptionally helpful since parking in Sarajevo can be a challenge, even for those familiar with the area!

Excellent stay and ideal location to visit Sarajevo. The hotel is right in the old town, in close proximity of countless restaurants, cafes, and shops. The staff is incredibly kind, hospitable, and always ready to serve. I would return to the Sahat if the opportunity arises again.

The smell of cigarettes in the room and hallways. But since smoking is permissible indoors in Bosnia, that’s been an issue in every hotel across the country.