Hotels With Breakfast in Adjara, Georgia

Old, shabby hotel. For that kind of money, I think everything should be perfect. Baseboards taped to the floor in the hallway, minimal accessories in the bathroom, poor coffee set - they could have put a coffee machine in the rooms, for example, margarine instead of butter at breakfast! (how is that even possible), the outdoor pool is 100 meters from the hotel, and the indoor one was not working. Disappointed

Great hotel, good rooms, good service, and delicious food in the restaurant. Ana, the girl at the front desk, is pretty and enthusiastic. She answered all questions. The hotel room card gives you free pass to the museum. There is a curly-haired guy at the front desk named Rajdany who explained this to me enthusiastically. Everyone is very enthusiastic. I didn't eat breakfast here because I heard that the breakfast in the nearby restaurant is delicious, so I went to another restaurant. But if everyone's room doesn't include breakfast, you can also buy one here for an additional 17 dollars.

Good environment, breakfast is average

A fantastic beachfront hotel, boasting both lake and sea views. My friend had originally booked an apartment on ***********, but upon arrival, discovered their reservation had been canceled due to overbooking. We ended up booking the Hilton last-minute on Trip.com, and the service was excellent. The rooms at the Hilton were reassuringly good.

I really liked the hotel! Pros: -convenient location (on the beach, on the outskirts - there are no hotels nearby, therefore few people), the view from the windows is wonderful -very polite, friendly and helpful staff, and all of them - security, maids, receptionists, waiters. You are great! The staff is the heart of any hotel. -the view from the rooms is gorgeous, the area is well-kept, the construction does not interfere. -high-quality materials, competent construction There is only one minus for me - a hole of 10-15 cm on the balcony, a child may not fall, since there is a rope, but he will break his leg, hanging there. There are no other minuses, but there are some things that I would like to draw the management's attention to (maybe someone will not notice this, but I noticed it due to my professional activities): - they do not provide foot towels, they removed them the first time, and they did not bring them again, although they are exactly what you need with the shower and their replacement. - if the hotel positions itself as 5 stars, then there should be all the cosmetics and slippers, and not just soap and shampoo (but I assume that 5 * will be officially after the completion of the construction of other buildings) - they hung a do not disturb sign at lunch for two hours, then hung a remove sign - no one cleaned it until 2 days later when we contacted the reception, I understand that the maids do not always see, but they can pass by again after lunch when people go to the beach - in a hotel by the sea this would be logical. - our bed linen was changed only the day before departure😁 - there are a lot of dogs in Kobuleti, and accordingly on the beach. I love them very much, but not on the beach. When you are sitting with a child, and they are here nearby and squabbling with each other. I would like a private beach in such a hotel, which would be monitored. Again, I repeat, these are not some critical minuses. We had a good rest, we liked the hotel, we liked the staff, if you look at it in general, everything is great!

It's good value for money, it's close to the beach, the nearby park is good for walking, and there's a bus stop close to the hotel, so it's great for getting around the city center. It was a shame that I couldn't use the swimming pool, but I was satisfied with the sauna facilities and the variety of breakfast options.

Beautiful suite in a fantastic location. However, the service is poor. At check-in, we were promised we could stay in the same room due to another reservation. However, that promise wasn't kept the next day. No suitable solution was offered either. We were allowed to cancel, but then had to pay all the costs. Moreover, Trip's website claims an indoor pool is included, which isn't the case. You can use the pool for a hefty 80 GEL per day fee. Next time, I'll book a different hotel.

The hotel is in a great location, close to the sea and in the heart of the old city, just minutes from Batumi Square and Europe Square. It's an old, historic building. The room was nice and spacious, easily enough for two suitcases, and it also had a comfortable recliner. There were several windows, but unfortunately, there was ruins outside. The old house opposite had been demolished to its skeleton, but the noise of construction wasn't disturbing—I didn't see any work going on. Since it's connected to a hotel, you could still faintly hear the noise of tourists outside around 2 or 3 a.m., but it didn't affect your sleep. We had breakfast once, which cost 30 lari per person. The variety wasn't very varied—expensive breakfasts, or Georgian breakfasts in general, are not supposed to be that varied. One problem: the air conditioner vents directly across from the bed, and no matter how I adjusted it, the air was still very strong. The service was good.

Facilities: OK Hygiene: Details need to be improved Environment: Full marks, good surroundings, good location Service: Sometimes good, sometimes bad, sometimes indifferent, sometimes very proactive, probably depends on their mood. Restaurant service is OK

Lovely hotel, right on the beach and in walking distance of all the sights of Batumi. Excellent amenities. Very relaxing and couldn’t be more helpful- offered my friend and I each a free upgrade. Would stay again!