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My base in Tbilisi is this hotel. I stayed back and forth five times for seven days. The boss Kaha and the boss wife Mati are sincere and enthusiastic people. Every time they help me carry my luggage, help me take a taxi, and use their own special ointment to apply my abrasive arm wounds to me, time and again, until the wound is completely healed. Thank you Mati. Although I have left, I will always remember you, remember your kindness and help me. ㊗️ Your career is getting more and more developed and happy forever.

I stayed for 5 nights. Even though it was reasonably priced, the room and furnishings felt very luxurious and clean, which was great. The cleaning was done meticulously every day, making for a comfortable stay. All the staff members were very pleasant and greeted me with smiles. Being able to communicate in English was a great help. I liked the view from inside the room, and there's a fantastic view from the rooftop. The subway station is just a short walk away. The staff mentioned that it might be a bit far to go anywhere, but I found the location quite convenient with no issues at all. One thing to note is that there's no elevator. The staff carried my luggage for both check-in and check-out. For check-out, it felt like they just happened to be there, but they quickly helped with my bags. Another thing is taxis. I used Bolt to get there, but the exterior of the place is a bit hard to spot. The driver got a little frustrated in the end, haha. It might be a good idea to do a little reconnaissance on Google Maps beforehand. Also, when I was heading to the airport for departure, the Bolt driver couldn't come right to the front of the guesthouse, so I had to walk out to a slightly larger street. However, it was only a few minutes' walk, so it wasn't a big problem. I would love to stay here again when I visit Georgia.

Located in the heart of the Old Town, the hotel is within walking distance to churches, the Bridge of Peace, and the park's cable car. There are also convenient stores, restaurants, and popular ice cream shops nearby. The hotel is clean, offers a rich breakfast selection, and boasts a well-designed interior. The only thing to be aware of is that the cobblestone streets of the Old Town are not luggage-friendly; carrying suitcases around can be quite challenging.

Located near the commercial street, it's very convenient to exchange currency, visit popular bookstores, and record shops. At night, this area transforms into a bar street with all sorts of unique bars. If you don't want to go to bed too early, you can experience Tbilisi's nightlife. The front desk staff speak English fluently, and it's a very Chinese-friendly hotel.

Kraveli Hotel offers a modest yet surprisingly convenient location for travelers. The rooms are spacious, providing ample space to relax, and the scenic view from the first floor enhances the stay. Additionally, the hotel is close to many attractions, making it easy to explore the area. Overall, it is a great option for those seeking comfort and accessibility. The owners are very nice; the owner even provided us with an early morning breakfast.

The location is super convenient, right in the Old Town, down a small alley. It's walking distance to all the nearby attractions, and the Astronomical Clock is just a 3-4 minute walk away. It's a relatively old-fashioned hotel, and the manager and front desk staff were very welcoming.

The location is close to Liberty Square, very clean and tidy, recommended. In addition, I arrived late, close to 12 o'clock in the evening, the landlord was very enthusiastic.

Overall, I liked the hotel; the location is convenient. We were checked into a room on the 3rd floor with mountain views, which was very beautiful. I loved spending time on the balcony on rainy days or after long walks. The room is spacious, with large windows. Towels were changed daily, and water was provided. Regarding cleanliness, there are definitely issues: dirty windows, dust, a rusty soap holder, and the floors weren't mopped, only once out of the six days we stayed there, and the sheets were changed on that same day. But overall, it wasn't critical for me. It's comfortable and cozy. As someone who enjoys a cozy sit-down on a balcony, I would have liked a kettle in the room, but they don't provide one. However, you can get free tea and coffee in the dining area anytime. Avlabari metro station is 10 minutes away, and the Cathedral is literally visible from the window.

The fact that it's hard to climb is generally okay but the fact that some people are constantly accumulating there and making noise, and the room was on the second floor, it's not cool at all, it also happens that someone smokes under the windows. in the hotel itself, if someone rings the intercom or just quietly communicates in the hallway, it feels like they are communicating right in your room, there is no sound insulation at all. The administrators themselves do not control this in any way, and during the day you can share with all the neighbors in the hotel their grief or happiness from the day, if only you understand their language) The room itself is quite nice and the view is not bad, except that the window overlooks the balcony of the next room and it turns out that if someone is sitting on the balcony, then you either close the windows or are already in their company There was also a strong smell of dampness from the toilet, and the shower itself did not have a curtain, so you would have to go to the toilet itself after a shower in high slippers or remove the entire tub from the water. also among the advantages there is a bathrobe, a refrigerator, a microwave, a set of towels, gels and shampoos, which can not but please I was also very upset with the local Wi-Fi, either slow or very bad.

The hotel's location is its main advantage. The bed and pillow were soft, which was also a plus for me. And it seemed like the overall stay was fine, but! Service makes all the difference. In 7 days, no one came to clean my room once. When I saw the cleaner on the second-to-last day and asked why they weren't even taking out the trash, I was told: 'Just grab a bag yourself and take it to the outdoor bin.' What, excuse me? For the last 3 days, the Wi-Fi and TVs in the rooms weren't working, and one day there was no water at all. And the staff – it's like they greet you and talk to you, but in reality, they don't care about you at all. Also, it wouldn't hurt for the hotel to put up signs for guests, and for the staff, asking them not to make noise on balconies and in the stairwell corridors. The doors are paper-thin, and as soon as someone starts talking loudly (and they don't know how to be quiet there), whether it's 7 AM or midnight, you can hear everything in your room.