Zeda-Bashi Hotellit

”The hotel is higher than the parking but there is no elevator. You need to take your luggage by yourself up the stairs. From the stairs to the building there is gravel which prevent you from rolling the luggage. The room is very large and nice but there is no TV. Didn’t bother us as we came in late and went to sleep. The breakfast starts at 9:00 and is good. We had to pay extra for the coffee. ”

”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.”

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

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

”Reasonably comfortable and clean, with very affordable rates. it's a bit of a drive from the center, but the discounted price pays for all of the taxis you'll need. Breakfast is a bit limited, but was tasty. Overall a nice enough little hotel. Staff are friendly and helpful.”

”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”

”Great location and a wonderful breakfast. ”

”Alles okay ”

”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.”

”Cheap hotel in the city center. Near by stores and restaurants. The wifi in the hotel was not good. Breakfast was quite poor, basic bread and coffee type. The walls were thin and the lighting was bad, it was pretty dark in the room even when all the lights were on. I stayed here for one night, and for this the hotel goes. Wouldn't recommend it for a longer stay.”

”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...