Muslibegovic House National Monument Mostar

The National Monument of the Muslibegovic House is the unique historical establishment in Mostar built 300 years ago, which is today part museum and part hotel, within 2 minutes walking distance to the Old Mostar bridge and the Karajoz-bey Mosque of Mostar. The Muslibegovic House in Mostar is one of those Balkan historic hotels that make the difference, providing its guests completely authentic atmosphere and amazing experiences of the “good old times”. The Muslibegovic House Mostar is as small, intimate, family run comfortable establishment with the great ambiance and energy, which provides tourist services in the seasonal period from spring to fall, between the 20 March til the 01 November, when Mostar is especially beautiful and inspiring place to visit.
Of the original building Muslibegovic complex from the 17th century, which at that time contained several houses and a mosque, only two separate structures remained until the present – the main building and the summer house. At the entrance of the Muslibegovic house Mostar there are two inner yard spaces – the haremluk, used only by family members, and the selamluk, where the economic and trade transactions were settled. Numerous items of the Muslibegovic family possessing are kept here and exposed so to thrill the visitors – the architectural elements, furniture, silver family jewelry, weapons, library and more than 157 archive documents. The original building has been carefully and lovingly restored providing a flavor of Ottoman houses, surrounded with stone, flowers and greenery. The Muslibegovic House facility in Mostar comprises 12 luxury bedrooms and suites, of which 2 rooms are single/twin rooms, 2 pasha suites and 8 double rooms with king size beds, all full of character and beautifully decorated with great care to enhance the natural beauty of the museum. The en suite bedrooms are individually furnished and equipped with TV and air conditioning. Alongside the traditionally decorated rooms of the Muslibegovic House, the private bathrooms are completely modern. All bedrooms of the Muslibegovic House are individual and in varying shapes and sizes, designed to provide a relaxing haven, in the historic interior. The rooms are a graceful blend of past and present, fully echoing the Ottoman style with decorated ceilings. Bedrooms of the Muslibegovic House provide visitors modern amenities as heating, AC, hairdryer, free WiFi, cable TV with premium channels. Excellent breakfast buffet is served at the Muslibegovic Hotel Mostar, which pleases every taste and wish. Staff is friendly and helpful and does everything to present visitors the well preserved customs of the Ottoman culture. Visitors feel at home in the comfortable authentically designed rooms, dining area and the true Bosnian garden. Muslibegovic House in Mostar is an ideal setting for wedding ceremonies, events and conferences, providing various pricing options for such memorable moments.
The Muslibegovics represent a noble lineage in Herzegovina, where its members were governors for many centuries. Members of this noble family established themselves in Mostar at the end of the 17th century following the fall of Herceg-Novi the to the Venetians in 1687. At that time, the Muslibegovics owned properties all over Herzegovina /the southern portion of today’s Bosnia Herzegovina/ and continued to exert substantial influence over social and political affairs in the region. The original building permit for this House is still kept along with many other precious books written in Turkish, Persian, and Arabic. Here can be seen examples of Bosnian hand work, such as handkerchiefs, waistbands, napkins, purses, bed covers, socks, and hamam sets. Anatolian kilims /rugs/ are hung on the walls. One of the rooms which dates from the 18th century, is fully furnished with a decorated ceiling, shelves, an oven, cupboards, a sofa, flooring, a lamp and a mirror etc. Numerous manuscripts, books and and letters from the Ottoman period, medals and medallions, examples of the writing of famous Ottoman calligraphers are exhibited here. The Muslibegovic Hotel/Museum Mostar attract visitors from all over the world, who are excited about the charm and unique pleasures it provides.