Hostels in Boží Dar

The Owners are very friendly, I booked it via booking but didn't see the check in is only until 18:00. It normally wouldn't have been a problem if the weather wasn't as bad as it has been and force me to do lots of breaks with my motorcycle. When I arrived, there was nobody to help me or check me in. However I met some Germans who told me to go to the bar nextdoor to get help, which I did. A friendly Czech guy called the pool guy who after some talking with the Czech guy agreed to try to help me. He got me into another room than I booked and locked my motorcycle inside one of the cages which would be unlocked after I paid. On the next morning I needed to pay for my room and got my bike back they even invited me in to the pool but I had do decline as I had another 450km of driving in front of me. Service 10/10 it's the cleanest place I have stayed in in all of the Balkans/on the route to/from Istanbul. The place had been freshly renovated and is an absolute bargain. Nearby there's a bar with pilsner for 2€ or another need which tastes great too for 1,50€ I highly recommend. It's also close to a fuel station and a Kaufland. All in all it was a really nice accommodation.