Guesthouse Ljetnja Basta Lukomir

The fact that I am rating the place and writing the review exactly a year after the most horrible experince in a restaurant tells how appalling being a guest there was. If you are a local exploring the countyside, you risk being mistreated to say the least. If you plan on bringing guests from abroad who are visiting Bosnia for the first time (like I did), you risk being mistreated and embarrassed. Anyway, I won’t go there again.

Staying at Letnja Basta was one of my favourite experiences ever. The family is so nice, they are always smiling although they work really hard all day. The food is delicious, traditional, authentic and just amazing! Everything is made in the village. The rooms are very clean and you can see the effort they put in making you feel at home.|I think this place is totally underrated and more people should come and stay in a traditional bosnian house, meet the cuisine and people! They have my eternal loyalty and I will definitely come back. |Samo tako nastavite, jedva cekamo vidjeti vas opet! :)

Lukomir GuestHouse Letnja Basta– A Place Full of Magic The restaurant is a true gem, a perfect spot to pause, enjoy aromatic tea, and even buy some local herbs. Among all the flavors and scents, there’s one story that gives this place an extraordinary charm. It’s the tale of a young student who has been visiting for years, helping the family who runs this welcoming place. Her smile is so captivating that people say everyone who Lukomir here falls in love with her at first sight. Some even joke that from the viewpoint nearby, you could jump out of love — of course, just with a wink 😉. Her presence, full of joy and warmth, makes Lukomir even more unforgettable. I had thought of sharing a photo of this lovely blonde star, but I’ll leave it a mystery — so that each of you has a reason to come, visit this charming place, and discover it for yourself I hope you see her there as I have fallen in love. I hope to see you there in future

Perfect guesthouse for your trip to Lukomir. The small house was so nice and warm. We got fresh breakfast with homemade cheese and food from Lukomir. The host was so nice and answered so many questions about the village and its history. We had such a good time. The hospitality was great. We would recommend staying here!

Just on the entrance to Lukomir. Small restaurant with nice offer. Has a soul but if people try and come to this pace which is so far from anywhere, then food should be much better. Needs to be improved. Pies we ordered were spinach pie, meat pie and cheese pie. The taste is OK, but it is obvious that owner or cook( whoever) is trying to save some material. For the price of these pies, they can be filled with kilos of meat, cheese or greens. What can I say, was dissapointed from this point of view. As said, if someone comes this way it would be nice to be treated with better food?

This is first place you see after you enter Lukomir, there is convenient car park just next to it. Just sit and enjoy the view. There are only a few positions in the menu, but everything is home made, fresh. We got great soup and pita. Highly recommended. During our stay that was actually the only thing we could eat, lamb was already not available that day. It is also possible to buy local wool clothes, mostly mittens or socks. Service was slow, but in this location - who cares, take your time and enjoy, order a bosnian coffee or german beer :) The views around are amazing and the whole place feels like stuck in time.

Being a guest but feeling like part of the family - that's how I would describe our experience here. The rooms are simple and clean, the bathroom sharing wasn't an issue for us at all. Coming to a village a bit stuck in time, you need to feel the authenticity of the old times. The food was authentic, simple, fresh and just delicious. Best burek we've tried was the one Emina made for us even though we came late that evening. The entire family was just amazing. Friendly, always smiling and ready to share a story or two about the village, their family history, even though they work really hard every day and anyone would be sick of tourists. Yet, they weren't. We really felt warmly welcomed here. Wish we could go back today! All the best, sending love to the whole family from Mijo and Sara. :)

This was truly one of the worst experiences I have ever had. I am appalled at the way I was treated by one of the waiters- a tall skinny man. He was incredibly rude, impolite, aggressive, disrespectful, and angry. It was so uncomfortable to be there that I finished my coffee quickly and left immediately. I noticed several other people do the same due to his attitude towards them. Their hurmasice are burnt and dry. It is messy, dirty, and chaotic. It was the worst experience I've had until now at a restaurant and I urge you all to go elsewhere and spend your money where the waiter won't yell at you and kick you out before you are even finished your meal. There are plenty of other wonderful restaurants and coffee shops in the village that are more deserving of your time and money. This location is truly an embarrassment and the tall skinny waiter should be fired for his crude and aggressive attitude and actions. . Ovo je zaista bilo jedno od najgorih iskustava koje sam ikada imala. Šokirana sam sa ponašanjem jednog konobara – visoki mršav muškarac. Bio je nevjerovatno nepristojan, agresivan, nekulturan, drzak, bez poštovanja, i ljut. Bilo mi je toliko neprijatno biti tamo da sam brzo popila kafu i odmah otišla. Primijetila sam da su još nekoliko ljudi isto uradili zbog njegovog nekulturnog ponašanja. Njihove hurmasice su izgorene i suhe. Neuredno je, prljavo i haotično. Bilo je to najgore iskustvo koje sam do sada doživjela i pozivam vas sve da odete negdje drugo i potrošite svoj novac gdje konobar neće vikati na vas i izbaciti vas prije nego što završite s obrokom. U selu ima dosta drugih divnih restorana i kafića koji više zaslužuju vaše vrijeme i novac. Ova lokacija je zaista sramota i visokog mršavog konobara treba otpustiti zbog njegovo nekulturno i agresivno ponašanje. . Since the "owner" has replied to my initial review and I cannot reply to their reply, I am adding this to the review: I had asked the waiter/"owner" if they had hurmasica and had wanted to order one and he crudely responded that he doesn't know, maybe they do maybe they don't and continued to ignore me. I know for a fact they did because they were serving the table next to us with the same sweet. So I kindly asked again, "do you have any left or not?" (what the reply of the "owner" implies as simply "yes or no") and I tried to explain that I see people eating it next to us and he then gets angry and yells at me saying "No we don't have any for YOU, now pay and leave this restaurant". This individual is deeply troubled and rude, and it was one of the most uncomfortable and nasty experiences I have ever had at a restaurant. He basically tried to kick me out because I had tried to clarify if they had hurmasica left at all and he was reluctant to answer me, and yelled at me. A customer should not have to beg for service, nor turned down service in such a way. Why should other people get the item and I cannot (and it was still in stock)? It was a clear case of discrimination, since they still had the hurmasica and were serving it to other people, and thus was not a matter of not having any more left, but a matter of not wanting to provide me specifically with the item, for whatever reasons unkown. In the end I regretted getting the sweet (a nice waiter brought it to me and apologized for the rude behavior of the alleged "owner") because it seems they had no clue how the sweet was made and it tasted like coal due to how burnt and dry it was. I reiterate to all, do NOT visit this place whatsoever.