Hotel Leotar

It was a nice and clean hotel, the rooms were clean, soft bed. It came with a tv. The bathroom was clean, with some toilettries. No bathtub. The shower was high pressure. Breakfast was also provided. It was a wide spread to choose from. Enjoyed the breakfast

The dirtiest hotel I have ever visited. It's supposed to be a 4* hotel, but the room 113 I stayed, had no TV, no refrigerator, no hot water, no phone. I asked for a new room but they denied twice. The food was awful, they offered one menu without asking or having a choice and the employees were rude and angry.

Large communist style building whichis very dated on exterior and the grounds are very poorly maintained. The rooms are small, as are the bathrooms, but clean as were the towels and linen. Small balcony overlooked residential block of flats, and untidy gardens with overflowing rubbish where children were playing outside until late (11pm) Good air conditioning and WiFi worked well in all areas. No lift. Shower did not draim well and hadf tobe truned off mid shower to prevent flooding Large outside terrace for sitting and breakfast - no additionall services, like bar and snacks which is a missed opportunity. Breakfast was poor and badly laid out, there was a large group (big queue) at breakfast which meant delays and the food was not replenished very quickly, nor were tables cleaned quickly as they came free. Very average breakfast (possibly due to numbers) but limited continental style of a few cheeses and meat and one style of bread only, sugary sweet juices and limited tea/coffee options.

Large hotel right across the river from old town Trebinje. Hotel was clean and comfortable but very dated. There is no elevator but the staircase is large and not very steep. Bathroom was good size but the shower was small. Breakfast was not very tasty, but it was included so there's that. Staff was friendly. Best thing about the hotel was the location. Just a short walk across a bridge and you're in old town.