Nothing good. Even with a 100‑lari discount from Booking, the price is unjustified. The hotel is described as having elite renovation, but everything feels narrow—corridors, reception, rooms, even the balcony, which made it hard for my 48‑kg body to sit comfortably. They turn on balcony lights at night, which I can’t control, and the air conditioning is poorly designed so condensation drips onto me while I’m on the balcony. The location isn’t great either; dogs bark all the time and staff were noisy at night. Sound insulation is zero; I could hear every step and sound clearly, especially when I was resting with English and Russian girls, but the men were noisy at night. Neither the door nor the balcony was soundproofed. No one was obliged to help me, yet I asked a receptionist on the second floor to lower my suitcase after surgery and was denied without reason—though I understand if he had a recent operation. I’ll leave a photo of the breakfast, which looks like a regular kitchen. Instead of relaxing in comfort, I spent time making it comfortable for myself. The open‑air pool is fine, but in Georgia the weather is either rain or wind, so you might not get to swim. Food options are limited, and the room lacks a chair and a table seems to be just for putting things on. There was no wardrobe in my room. For the price, I would choose a better hotel. I chose this one because it’s closer to the airport, and I deeply regret it. I have more issues I didn’t write down because I’m too tired.
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