Hotel Stanica Ravno

It was a sunny, warm day, so we sat out on the terrace, which had plenty of shade. The food was great, very tasty, authentic for the region and the staff was nice. Definitely recommend. Tip: Since you are surrounded by nature, be mindful of the bees while eating.

Saturday 11th June we were on a Tour of Mostar, on our way there from Dubrovnik, via Slano and shortly after having crossed the border into Bosnia and Herzegovina, we made a welcome pit stop here. This hotel, restaurant, bar was once part of disused railway station. It has been so well restored and an interesting place to walk around. Outside in the grounds there is a section of railway track which has been retained and now under glass. There are some buildings that have not yet been restored adding to the appeal of the place. We had a coffee here in the bar area, which was filled with wierd and wonderful ornaments and curios, all very eye-catching. It was a good coffee and not rip off prices as would be expected, think the cappuccinos were €2 (no more than €3) each. The staff in the bar were friendly and welcoming.

Me cobraron dos veces el hospedaje en mi tarjeta y para llegar al hotel desde Dubroknik tuve que salir de la union europea porque este hotel queda en Bosnia... y pasar esa frontera es una experiencia pésima. Todo un engaño porque este hotel se promociona como si estuviera en el area de Dubroknik.