Hotels in de buurt van Parlement van Georgië (Kutaisi)

'Great location and a wonderful breakfast. '

'Очень хороший отель,в центре Кутаиси и при том в тихом месте, чистые номера (брали 3 номера) ,есть завтрак,и в общем всё понравилось.'

'Nice hosts homely vibe'

'Chambre parfaite.Petit déjeuner exceptionnel. Accueil parfait.'

'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 ❤️'

'Temiz güzel sıcakkanlı bir işletme, tek başıma seyahat ettim her şey güzeldi yatak rahattı. Gürültü yoktu.'

'It’s a nice new family run hotel is the residential area some1,5 km away from the city centre. There are large single family houses with gardens on the street and recreational park some 10 min walk away, it has a cable car which will take you down to the city centre in 2 min. Family running the hotel is very friendly and helpful, they also have a dog and 3 cats one of which is rescued. breakfasts are great or they can offer you a lunch box if you leave early. You can also use kitchen to make...

'The room was extremely hot despite the fan being maxed out. The towels were stained and there was a funky smell '

'Clean room and helpful staff, they speak very well and good communication.'

'Did exactly what it promised...worked fine for me...night manager very courteous.... happy days!'

'Breakfast was very strange. Hotel sent me a DM on WhatsApp after landing in country saying my room was not paid for (even though it was through Expedia and I would have to pay for my ro upon arrival. Seemed scammy at first, overall hotel is clean and nice, breakfast could improve but good quality for the price. '

'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...