A quiet, peaceful spot, but everything is very close by. The staff are friendly and responsive.
IlzeEen maand geleden
Kobuleti·9.9
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Kobuleti Guest House, nestled in Georgia’s Black Sea town, offers family rooms with private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, and garden or mountain views, each equipped with a work desk, TV, and wardrobe. The property features a garden, terrace, outdoor dining, lounge, shared kitchen, play area, coffee shop, and barbecue. A 5‑minute walk reaches Kobuleti Beach, while Batumi International Airport lies 33 km away.
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A quiet, peaceful spot, but everything is very close by. The staff are friendly and responsive.
Ilze·Een maand geleden
A superb apartment in a large, quiet house with huge living and kitchen spaces; it’s a 15‑minute walk to the train and bus station for Batumi and only 300 meters from the sea, with many shops, markets, and restaurants nearby. The owners are very friendly, and the owner took us to the train station early in the morning – truly excellent.
Alain·Een maand geleden
Good evening. The place is great – I liked the room, bathroom and kitchen. Everything was clean and cozy. The shared balcony is large. The house sits on a cul‑de‑sac, so no cars or noise. Thanks to Irma, who was very attentive.
Genesi·Een maand geleden
It was our first stay and, to be honest, a successful one even without a private kitchen. The room was spacious, had a fridge, and the luxury suite had a balcony on the second floor. The mattress was comfortable and the sheets were good. The hosts were pleasant people. The car was parked in the courtyard. We were satisfied with the stay.
Andrei·2 maanden geleden
The cozy guesthouse has been visited by some guests for years. The recent renovation is fresh. The location is excellent – about a 5‑7 minute walk to the sea, and the house is very quiet because it sits on a cul‑de‑sac with no nearby roads or intersections. Nearby are grocery stores and cafés. Our family's favorite was NIKALA, where the khinkali were great and inexpensive.
Stepan·2 maanden geleden