Hostel Mandaria

It’s a hostel with partition walls that look like rooms, and the staff speaks Russian and Georgian. The bed area is very noisy; despite the rules, guests still break them, and the door between the kitchen and sleeping area is always open or slams because there’s no latch, adding extra noise. The location right on the road also contributes to the sound. If you need to sleep, bring earplugs.

Kirill·4周前

The owner is very polite, the place was clean and generally comfortable. There are many fines, but they’re meant to keep everyone comfortable. Climbing to the third floor with a suitcase isn’t very convenient, and it would be great if the kitchen had more outlets.

Tetiana·4周前

“また泊まりたいコスパの良い長期滞在にもおすすめの宿！”

The rooms feel like half‑private spaces, which is nice for privacy, and the Wi‑Fi is strong. The shower and toilet are separate, and there are three of each per room—some might think that’s excessive, but cameras everywhere give a strong sense of security. The rules are strict (though fairly standard), which seems to raise the overall civility. The kitchen has a stove, microwave, fridge, etc. There aren’t many restaurants nearby, but there are plenty of supermarkets and a bakery, so you’re fine for meals. Cleaning was thorough daily, and the place stayed tidy. Laundry is available for 5 liras. The downside is that the ceiling is open in the large shared rooms, so snoring can be an issue; the communal chairs are hard, making long stays a bit uncomfortable. The kitchen is small, so cooking takes time, and you can only boil water on the stove—having a kettle would be perfect. They say you’ll be cancelled if you don’t reply to messages or fail to notify your arrival time. Also, the third floor is a bit of a climb (stairs only).

Sayaka·4周前

“Wonderful, welcoming and peaceful stay for 1 night”

I loved the showers: after a long drive, stepping into a hot, well‑organized shower instantly lifts your mood. The bed was cozy, and I appreciated being the only one in the room for a while. I stayed one night and rested well; it was really quiet. I didn’t use the kitchen, so nothing to comment on. I was grateful for the ability to print documents for border crossing; there was a chance the printer might not work, but it did, so everything went smoothly. The only issue was that the very large window stayed open all night and was too heavy to open; I didn’t bother calling anyone about it.

Мария·1个月前

A great cheap option that’s quite comfortable for a one‑ or two‑night stay in Kutaisi, but for longer stays I’d pick something else. Free parking is available nearby. The kitchen is a bit worn and lacks some utensils; cooking on gas requires a bit of skill.

Sergey·1个月前