“Pobyt spełnił moje oczekiwania.”
The breakfasts were very good, and the hotel is close to the beach, shops, and bakeries.
Sławomirمنذ شهر
★★★·Batumi·7.4
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أو اكتبها ببساطة — «حوالي يوم 20، ثلاث ليالٍ»
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Located in Batumi, the Batumi Inn Hotel boasts a private beach area and direct beachfront access, offering stunning sea views from its spacious terrace. The hotel features 100% free WiFi, air-conditioned rooms with balconies, private bathrooms, and city views. Family rooms and kitchenettes are available, along with a coffee shop, outdoor seating, and minimarket.
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كيف يقيّم النزلاء الفندق، جانبًا بجانب.
The breakfasts were very good, and the hotel is close to the beach, shops, and bakeries.
Sławomir·منذ شهر
The hotel doesn’t serve a Swedish buffet; instead, each guest receives a freshly prepared meal on a divided platter with five spots for warm breakfast, including both savory and sweet options. Everything was well prepared and tasty, and we ate enough. Unfortunately, today a buffet is almost everywhere, so this was a surprise. After arriving at the airport from the Czech Republic, a taxi from the hotel was supposed to be waiting. Everything had been confirmed in advance, including the price, but the taxi did not arrive at the airport. The hotel forgot to send it. There were plenty of other private taxis at the airport, but we had to arrange them ourselves without the hotel’s help.
Miroslav·منذ شهرين
Everything was satisfactory.
Nataliia·منذ شهرين
Clean and cozy. The room had air conditioning, a refrigerator, a hair dryer… Breakfast for 20 lari per person was also pleasingly varied! We rushed from Orbisi City and didn’t regret it at all. The only downside was the lack of mosquito nets on the windows and no hangers in the rooms.
Динара·منذ شهرين
The staff’s friendliness was the highlight – they even tracked down a tablet I’d left behind after I called them, and the late check‑in worked well for me, while the breakfasts turned out to be quite good despite initially being surprised that service started at 9:30, which I later accepted as a Georgian norm; the room came with a fridge, kettle, hot water, strong water pressure, air‑conditioning, disposable shower set, slippers, and it was only a ten‑minute walk from the sea. Unfortunately, the room looked nothing like the old pictures on the booking site, likely taken years ago, and only the double bed was decent; the kids had to sleep on a stained, worn‑out pull‑out sofa that seemed more suited for two people, and the whole unit seemed designed for two rather than four, needing repairs, with chipped plates, cracked walls, a stovetop that was unusable because there were no pans or pots, a toilet lid that fell onto my back, and no TV remote – we were glad to leave after just two nights, as it might work for retirees but not for a family with children.
Anna·منذ شهرين