Only 3 minutes walk from the Old Bridge and the beautiful historical centre of Mostar. This location makes the Villa Anri a favourite stay on a trip through the region.

Surrounded by a Mediterranean garden, the Villa Anri fits the atmosphere of the Old Town of Mostar.

It is furnished in a mix of modern and traditional Bosnian design, very unique and with an oriental flair, delightfully decorated with many little treasures from days gone by.

The lounge area at the reception is convenient to have some refreshments. The rooms are well furnished and equipped. Some have a small balcony or spacious terrace overlooking the Old Bridge - ideal for relaxing in the evening. The rooftop terrace is the best place to take pictures of the famous bridge Stari Most.

A rich and delicious buffet breakfast is served downstairs. It includes a continental and local-style breakfast buffet with homemade Bosnian coffee, freshly squeezed orange juice, cereals and various local specialities of cured meats and cheeses.

Lovely and characterful B&B Villa Anri has really helpful and friendly staff who are always ready to help/assist with sightseeing suggestions and restaurant recommendations.

The Villa offers a good value for money. With its great location close to the Old Bridge (Stari Most), Villa Anri is a perfect place to experience Mostar in a unique way.

1. The kind, friendly and helpful staff make you feel like a guest in their home.
2. The excellent location and panoramic views of the Neretva River, the famous Old Bridge (Stari Most), and the historical Old Town of Mostar. The best place to stay in Mostar!
3. The breakfast is varied and plentiful, with first-quality products.

Highlights in the area (with the distance from Villa Anri):

• The Old Town of Mostar is a beautiful city on the Neretva River named after “the bridge keepers” (natively: mostari) who kept the famous Old Bridge (Stari Most) over Neretva. The bridge was built during the Ottoman era and became one of the symbols of Mostar. A narrow staircase leads up to the Koski Mehmed-Pasha Mosque’s minaret for panoramic city views. Mostar is the biggest and the most significant city in the Herzegovina region.
• Blagaj and Dervish Tekija (13 km) is situated on the cliffs above the spring of the Buna River, one of the largest and most beautiful karst springs in Europe. It represents the perfect harmony of nature and Bosnian architecture. The Dervish is an Islamic religious person who chooses asceticism and focuses on universal values such as love and servicing others. The term “Tekija” generally refers to a monastery or dervish house. Tekijas emerged in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the arrival of Islam in the 15th century. The Dervish Tekija in Blagaj was built around 1520. Other attractions in the area are the Old Town of Herceg Stjepan, the ruler of Herzegovina, and the Green Cave – a paleontological nature monument from ca. 4200 B.C.
• Medjugorje (28 km) is one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in this part of Europe. The town provides a serene and peaceful atmosphere. Visitors can climb two famous hills located there (the name Medjugorje means 'place between two hills'): 1. Podbrdo Hill - the place of the first alleged apparitions of the Virgin Mary in Medjugorje in 1981 (20-minute walk); 2. Križevac - the place where the first foundation of the Medjugorje pilgrimage story took place. Namely, on its top, the parishioners erected a large concrete 8.56-meter-high cross back in 1934. The hill got its name from the cross (križ means cross). People from all over the world come to Medjugorje to relax, meditate and pray.
• Počitelj (30 km) - nestling in the valley of the Neretva River, this national monument is one of the most beautiful cultural and historic units in Herzegovina. The fortress of Pocitelj (15th century) had a significant role in the defence during the war against the Ottoman Empire. The oriental-Mediterranean architecture of this beautiful medieval town has been preserved for future generations as a valuable historical heritage..

Price information & additional costs:

• Prices are per room/night.
• Included in room price: breakfast, 17 % VAT, bed linen, towels, final cleaning, parking, and tourist tax.

Discounts:

• children till 2 years in a cot: free of charge
• children 3 - 11 years on extra bed: 20 € per child/night
• children 12 - 18 years on extra bed: 25 € per child/night

Additional costs (upon request, payment on the spot):

• Laundry & ironing service
• Airport transfer
• Pets
• Private parking is possible on site (reservation is not possible) and charges may be applicable.

NOTES:

• Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in.
• All special requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
• No deposit will be charged.

Check-in : 15:00 – 22:00       

Check-out: 8:00 – 11:00

Service:  bed & breakfast

Accommodation - 8x private rooms with own bathrooms:

• 1x double room without balcony (double bed; 25 m² , upper floor);
• 1x standard twin room without balcony (2 single beds; 25 m² , upper floor);
• 1x double room with a terrace (double bed; 25 m² , 3^rd floor)
• 2x three-bed rooms with balcony (double bed + single bed; 25 m² , 1^st and 2^nd floor)
• 1x three-bed room with a terrace (double bed + single bed; 25 m² , 3^rd floor);
• 2x four-bed / family rooms with balcony (double bed + 2 single beds; 35 m² , 1^st and 2^nd floor).

- All rooms are non-smoking rooms. Non-smoking throughout.
- The rooms are spacious and the beds very comfortable.
- Some of the rooms have a small balcony or spacious terrace.
- Three-bed room with a terrace is the only room with a view of the Stari Most/Old Bridge.
- But the house has a rooftop terrace available for all guests, but only until 23:00
- Laundry: changing of towels every day.

Standard equipment: private bathroom with shower, toilet and hairdryer; air conditioning, SAT TV, Wi-Fi Internet (free of charge), work desk and seating area.

• Cot (free of charge).
• Wi-Fi Internet in all units (free of charge).
• Wake-up service.
• Laundry and ironing service.
• Shared lounge / TV area.
• Reception (check-in/check-out, luggage storage).
• Upper floors accessible by stairs only.
• Pet-friendly accommodation (additional charge).
• Transfers from Sarajevo, Dubrovnik and Split airports are available (additional charge).

Breakfast:

• continental and local self-service buffet;
• includes: homemade Bosnian coffee, freshly squeezed juices, fresh fruit and vegetables, yoghurt, milk, tea, cereals, bread, various local specialities of cured meats (specially Herzegovinian prsut!) and cheeses, scrambled eggs, omelettes, olives, butter, jam.

A trip to the sights & attractions in the heartland of Herzegovina: Blagaj – Počitelj – Kravice Waterfalls - Medjugorje. Book with Inlandia.com!

The tour starts in the morning and lasts 4-5 hours.

1. We start with a visit to the magical town Blagaj (13 km), situated on the cliffs above the spring of the Buna River - one of the largest and most beautiful karst springs in Europe. Attractions: Old Town of Herceg Stjepan - ruler of Herzegovina, the Green Cave - paleontological nature monument from ca. 4200 B.C. and the beautiful 600 years old Dervish Tekija (Turkish House) - sacral and residential monument of Islamic culture from the 16th century.
2. Then we reach Počitelj, a city museum under the open sky in the valley of the Neretva River, preserved in its original form from the 16th century.
3. The next destination is Kravice Waterfalls on the river Trebižat – a natural attraction in Bosnia & Herzegovina. Surrounded by pristine nature, in the middle of nowhere, this popular swimming and picnic place invites visitors to take a break and enjoy the crystal clear water. The height of the waterfalls is about 25 metres and the radius of the lake is 120 metres.
4. The end remains the visit to Medjugorje, one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in this part of Europe. The official name is “Shrine of the Queen of Peace”.

Other recommended one-day trips:

• Necropolis Radimlja near Stolac (33 km) is the most famous and valuable location of medieval tombstones in Herzegovina, called stećaks (carved grave markers). The limestone tombstones of different sizes and shapes date back to the 13th-15th century. The Necropolis Radimlja comprises 133 tombstones, making the site a valuable and unique historical heritage. 
• Villa Mogorjelo (34 km) is a Roman villa rustica located on a hill overlooking the Neretva branch, 5 km south of the City of Čapljina. The monument dates back to the early 4th century. It is designated a national monument and considered one of the most beautiful constructions of late antique architecture in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Not far from the villa, you can visit a family-run horse farm and a riding club. 
• Hutovo Blato Nature Park (53 km) is a nature bird reserve in the South-Western part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, close to the Croatian border. The park is home to over 240 species of migratory birds. While visiting the park, try some of the many activities, such as sport-fishing, cycling and the main tourist attraction – photo safari.
• Wine-touring in Hercegovina – this region has a long tradition of wine growing. The best-known autochthonous varieties are Žilavka (white grape) and Blatina (black grapes). It is an excellent opportunity to discover the gastronomic, natural and historical heritage of the Herzegovina region.

Any of the recommended trips can be booked through Inlandia.com. Just give us a call or drop us an e-mail at info@inlandia.com . Our local experts will design for you a tailor-made itinerary.