It’s clearly a former communist hotel, but has had some renovation, notably very good disabled access. Its main plus is the location – a few minutes walk from the pedestrianised town centre and beside a pleasant park. Some bedrooms are on the ground floor have large windows covered by flimsy curtains looking out to car park which some might find... More

First of all, I was not sure where I was going and where Bihac is... I made the reservation in 5 minutes nad my decision was made because the location is central... The hotel is 3 stars and it was very very cheap (like everything else in Bihac). I have expected an old building with ald fashion rooms, but actually... More

We would have liked to have stayed on the river, or somewhere picturesque, but we made plans last minute, and the Park had rooms for us. It is a big, sprawling, somewhat rundown building, but it's kept very clean and the staff is super friendly. I would like to give this place a higher rating, but the fact is that... More

OK: maybe some elements of the hotel are a bit old: but all is functional and VERY clean. The staff in all branches is friendly and the kitchen serves delicious food. The rooms are definetely ok, nothing fancy but with good facilities and even wifi-internet. And, also a big advantage, the hotel is situated a two minutes walk from the... More

Someone told me the Park Hotel used to be the best one in Bihac, but it is now certainly no longer what it was. The corridors are dull and dark, the rooms cheaply furnished and the mattress squishy and uncomfortable. However, it is perfectly situated very near the city centre and the staff are very helpful indeed, the shower was... More

This sprawling hotel definitely had a Tito era feeling but had been well maintained. The staff were friendly and the prices reasonable. I ended up staying longer than first intended and would recommend it to others.