Hotel a Tkibuli

“Eindrückliches Gebäude mit tollen Zimmer im Stil der 50er Jahre. Sehr sauber, schönes Badzimmer. Frühstück ist ausgiebig mit einer grossen Auswahl auch an Frischen Speisen. Ich würde wieder kommen.”

“Had a nice stay and the location is close to the caves and canyons in that area. It's a bit hard to find, so make sure you have the exact locations before going there. The huts are simple but nice”

“Chambre parfaite.Petit déjeuner exceptionnel. Accueil parfait.”

“Very friendly owner and good atmosphere at the house !”

“Nydeligt lille familie hotel. Fantastisk udsigt over bjerge og byer, fra det store panorama vindue på værelset. Restauranten var lukket, men vi kunne alligevel bestille god mad fra menykortet. God vin, og god billig mad. Swimmingpoolen var ikke i brugbar tilstand ved besøget. Et godt sted at slappe af, og komme væk fra byens stress. Tæt på Okatse vandfaldet og Okatse canyon. ”

“Poor maintenance and cleanliness. Very limited facilities, and the property is managed by only one elderly person, making service slow and inconsistent. The stay did not match the expectations created by the listing. Would not recommend unless significant improvements are made.”

“Very hospitable owners of this house ❤️ Thanks to Vova and Khatuna for such a meeting ❤️ You are great! I liked it! They met me at the airport ❤️ then they also have a very tasty breakfast ❤️ the house itself is new, they opened only this year ❤️ The rooms are super comfortable, the level of a four-star hotel, that's the minimum ❤️ Vova's vodka is just super! I'll come again ❤️”

“Giorgi was an incredible host. He was attentive and always available to answer questions. His fluent English made it easy for us to communicate. The room was amazingly clean with a mini fridge that included a freezer enabling me to keep my water ice cold. The attention to detail including providing toiletries, coffee, bathrobe, disposable slippers, bottled water etc made for a very comfortable stay. The location was very convenient to walk to the center and departure points for tours. I loved...

“Pleasant three- or four-storey guesthouse (to call it a hotel would be stretching it) on the steep hillside just a stone’s throw from Kutaisi’s Bagrati Cathedral. The location is both a blessing and a bit of a curse – the main market, bridges, central park and all the city-centre amenities are just 10–15 minutes’ walk away, but getting up to the hotel means a climb of more than 100 steps (or you can use the winding road). Rooms and bathrooms are clean and well maintained, but nothing to shout...