Hostel Mirror

★★★★ The dorm part of Hostel Mirror is a converted basement — one mixed dorm, a small bathroom off the kitchen, compact throughout. No window in the bathroom, so humidity clears via the door or the ventilation holes in it, which is common practice in these kinds of spaces. Go in knowing that and it won't bother you. It's basic, but everything you actually need is there. The kitchen is small and fully equipped, towels are provided — hand towels, but fresh ones daily — and the lockers are on the smaller side, enough for your valuables rather than your whole bag. Worth packing accordingly. Now, Tiffani. On arrival I'll be honest — she caught me off guard. But she has an absolute heart of gold and is genuinely hilarious once you settle in. On my last morning I blacked out due to low blood sugar, and without hesitating she went down the road and came back with salty food to get me sorted for my bus trip. That kind of kindness is rare, and it says everything about the place. The location is excellent — a short walk to the north end of the Old Town and right near the bus stop, which is a real bonus when you're heading in or out of Mostar. For the price, it more than earns its keep. I'd stay again. Good to know: converted basement — no natural light in the bathroom, humidity managed via door ventilation. Lockers are small, valuables only. Hand towels provided but replaced daily. Very close to the Old Town and bus stop.

Very nice welcome from host. Super clean and very comfortable.

A guy next to my bed, had a horrible smell (probably something he smoked) but gave a hard time cause I started coughing and couldn’t sleep very well. However, nothing to do with the hostel.

The owner, Tiffany, was very friendly and helpful. She speaks very good English. She kept the room, kitchen, and toilet very clean. I have stayed in nearly 100 hostels before, and only in this hostel, she gave a new set of towels every day for no extra charge. Even when it was raining, she voluntarily gave us umbrellas. She wanted us to follow the housekeeping rules, and if you do so, this is the best hostel to stay in town. Definitely recommended.

Nothing to be honest.

It’s convenient, clean and small.

It’s a strange but not unfriendly atmosphere. The host is very nice but quite intense so be prepared for that.