“Sjajno mesto, krajnje slatko.”
The Divan hotel had a great view, a shower, and friendly staff right in the city center.
Biljana4 days ago
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★★★·Tuzla·9.3
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Boutique Hotel Golden Star in Tuzla offers air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, free Wi‑Fi, work desks, sofa beds, and soundproofing. Guests dine on buffet breakfast, brunch, pizza, and Croatian, European, and international dishes in a modern restaurant. The property includes a sun terrace, garden, lounge, barbecue, and picnic area, and lies 13 km from Tuzla International Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The Divan hotel had a great view, a shower, and friendly staff right in the city center.
Biljana·4 days ago
A small, cozy, and comfortable hotel in Tuzla’s center; the staff were kind, the place was peaceful and quiet, and the breakfast was excellent—definitely a return visit.
Tekstopisac·5 days ago
A cozy hotel in the heart of Tuzla’s Old Town, everything within walking distance, including the salt lakes. The room was spacious, well equipped, and the breakfast was excellent with a great variety of tasty food. The staff were friendly and could arrange an airport transfer for about €20–25 one way (cash only). Remember that card payments are accepted only in some places; most places take only cash in KM or euros, so having some KM or euros on hand is useful. I also recommend trying Sarajka, a great restaurant right next to the hotel that accepts card payments. The only improvement needed was the shower cleanliness, as there was some mold.
Michaela·4 weeks ago
The place sits right where you want to be, staff are unbelievably friendly, and the breakfast hit the spot. The building and my room were dead quiet, which made it easy to relax. Would definitely recommend it to anyone.
Vlado·2 months ago
It’s right in the middle of everything and the staff are genuinely nice, which made getting around easy. The only downside was that there’s no elevator, so lugging luggage up the stairs was a pain.
Antonio·10 months ago