PipiDugaDevetka wrote:Iskustvo engleskog turiste sa web. informacijama i u stvarnosti:
Gdje si od cijele BiH bas njega nasao da potkacis. Mora da je ovo na "rodjackoj liniji"
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To je stara turistcka prdimahovina o pogledima na more, pejzaze itd.
Na ovoj www pise da je
pansion u blizini centra Sarajeva a u stvari je u Nedjaricima.
Posteno govoreci: na web stranici -koja se kritikuje- pise: "da se pansion nalazi samo nekoliko minuta od jezgre starog grada i Starog Mosta" sto je i tacno.
Lokacija pansiona -kojeg kritikujete- na sajtu je potpuno tacno prikazana. Od pansiona do samog Starog mosta se stize za desetak minuta hoda, penzionerskom setnjom treba 15 minuta kroz Donju Mahalu; kolima se Bulevarom a i kroz Donju mahalu stize za 3-4 minuta, na 200 m vazdusne linije od samog Starog Mosta.
Ne znam sto je ova opaska turiste povod da se ovo uzima kao los primjer promocije BiH turizma. U istoj zoni od 5-15 minuta hoda nalazi se jos 6-7 pansina i kod svih pise da su na nekoliko minuta od Starog Mosta. Onaj sto jeste na
6 minuta do SM je napisao da je na par minuta, pa je po ovoj racunici trostruko slagao.
Ako se vec hoce biti objektivan kriticar onda treba postaviti link gdje je isti engleski turista pohvalio drugog turistickog radnika koji je u istoj ulici i istoj mostarskoj mahali kao i ovaj prvi - kojeg se kritikuje.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review ... ostar.html
The Pansion Mostar at Villa **** is wonderful. Look at their website at
http://www.pansion-mostar.com and what you see really IS what you get. I first went to Mostar in 1960 and loved it then - a real blend of East meets West and old meets new and there were even the old red buses bought second-hand from London Transport to ferry you around!
Villa ******* is owned and run by the Ra******** family, with wife Marijana taking care of day-to-day running of the Villa and ensuring that you have everything they can provide to make you happy during your stay. There are ten rooms and almost all have a direct view of the Stari Most (surely the most famous bridge in Europe) - very rare in Mostar. The piece-de-resistance, as shown on the website, is a large roof terrace with comfortable seating and tables, offering a direct view of the bridge and the area often known as 'The Turkish Quarter'. You can sit and watch the bridge jumpers hurl themselves from the arch of the Stari Most into the river from here.
Food is ample and traditional Bosnian fare. Breakfast is magnificent, with smoked hams, cheeses, small smokey sausages, meat pastes, cerials, a selection of breads, preserves, boiled eggs, sweet biscuits, fruit juice, several coffees and half a dozen teas! This is typical of the level of service you get from Villa **** -
The only times we have found a level of choice and service that matches this place is in a four star hotel at twice the price! I am writing this as I sit in a pansion in Croatia and I'm not due to return home for another week and a half. When I do (half way through August) I'll get some photos sorted out. Until then, enjoy the website and book early.
Ovi bi onda bila nesto objektivnija slika o promociji BiH Turizma.
Ono sto je razlika izmedju ova dva pansiona je to sto ovaj kojeg englez fali ima jedinstvenu lokaciju gdje se iz soba na drugom spratu moze vidjeti Stari Most. Mislim da je razlika u kvaliteti ostalih elemenata usluge jako mala i da je to samo stvar ukusa nekog gosta.
