The hotel is close to the sea, the hosts are friendly and welcoming, and there are cafés and shops nearby. Importantly, payment can be made after check‑in once the currency exchange to lari is sorted, which matters for Russians. The photos match reality. There is a pool in the yard, I think it’s the one shared by three hotels (+2 nearby), but we didn’t use it, so I can’t say for sure. Parking at the hotel is a bit tricky because of the limited space, but it’s manageable—you can find a spot. The hotel is a bit farther from the center (about 5–6 km), but that’s fine, it’s quieter and less busy. The amusement park is a 20‑minute walk on an evening stroll before or after dinner along the tents and cafés. The only downside was the lack of any sign on the hotel with the name from the booking site; when you first arrive in town it’s a bit stressful, you have to ask. The GPS does get you to the right place, but if you enter the address given by the booking site it leads nowhere, even not to Kopuleti; they got it mixed up. Just enter the hotel name in Kopuleti and it’s fine.
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