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 nasi in front of her home. by cachaseiro
she's a retired german teacher and speaks fluent german and a bit of english.
the place is basic, clean and centrally located.
the best option in tblisi for a budget traveller Theme: Pension/GuesthousePrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: mardjanishvili st. 30/92Phone: 95-08-94Directions: 2 minutes walk from the metro stop mardjanishvili. you have to enter a little courtyard to get there, but ask the street vendors for directions if you have trouble locating the place. they helped me finding the place.
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 welcome to the suite where
nothing works. by cachaseiro
or rather the remains of them.
they are very grandois but extremely run down.
i never found one that had running water or electrcity.
the rooms are still giant and have antique furniture though.it's a really bizarre feeling to stay in a presidential suite where nothing works.
i kinda liked the experience though and the price was always fine.
i paid between 4 and 10 EURO's in the places i stayed.
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 Statue of Vakhtang Gorgasali
founder of Tbilisi by Groverdean
SAK TOURS
c/o Kartli Hotel, 30 Barnov Street, Tbilisi, Georgia
Tel: (995-32)-982966
Fax: (995-32)-999134
Email: saktours@mmc.net.ge
I was emailed by a fellow VTer and advised that they dont do homestays anymore. Theme: Other
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This was the fourth hotel I ended up seeing (well, the third really, since the taxi driver tried to get us to pay to stay at his friends' house).
Hotel Beso was definitely the best of the lot. It was in a relatively good location near the port. It was a large knotty-pined panelled room, a western toilet (which, unfortuately, had some unidentified floating object that just wouldn't flush), a hand held shower thing, a sink, and, believe it or not, even a tv.
The bed was comfortable enough, and it was quiet there.
The staff at the front desk did not speak any English. One front desk person spoke French, though. I don't really speak French, but speak more French than I do Georgian, so that, combined with gesturing almost got we what we wanted. Theme: HotelPrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Zurab Beridze SeshakhveriDirections: Near what's marked on the map as a market, but, in reality, is a great big parking lot with loads of taxis and people selling cigarettes.
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 my hotel in kutaisi. by cachaseiro
it was a bit over my normal budget, but i could afford it because most other places i stayed were under my planned budget.
the room came with private bathroom,TV and telephone.
there is also a nice restaurant and nightclub connected to the hotel. Theme: HotelPrice: US$20-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageDirections: the hotel is on your right side juat as you enter kutaisi if you are coming from poti.
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 Hortensia by MalenaN
The hotel is situated on a green hill and in the end of June there was a lot of Horthensias blooming.
The service is excellent. I asked for the address to a doctor (for my cough) and they took me for free in the hotel car to the doctor (5 lari) and to two different pharmacys (medicine 3,55 lari).
Where the marshruthas stop there is a small store selling water, snacks etc.
There is also a restaurant. The khachapuri I couldn't eat I got in a doggy-bag to eat later.
I can't remember the price but it was not too expensive. Theme: Hotel
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 The big room at Nasi's by MalenaN
Nasi let me leave things in the room while I went to Kazbegi (in 2003). Coming from Kazbegi and going to continue with the night train to Batumi it was very nice to come to Nasi’s for a rest and shower first. In 2006 things had changed and Nasi charged 5 lari from someone coming from Kazbegi who wanted to leave his bag there for the day (he had been staying at the homestay earlier).
In Armenia I met some people who had stayed at another homestay in Marjanishvili for 15 lari a night (and no extra for the showers). They said it was a very nice place, but unfortunately I can’t remember the name. Theme: OtherAddress: Marjanishvilis Kucha 30/92Phone: 95 08 94 / 94 06 11
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 Nigel and Vano by MalenaN
There is no running water but several buckets of water outside the bathroom. One of the buckets contain drinking water.
A bed, breakfast and dinner is 5 dollars (2003). When I was in Tbilisi 2006 I heard the price was 10 dollars. That is still a good deal as all meals are included.
When I was there Vano had got a job at the Mariot Hotel in Tblisi, as a door man. So he might not always be in Kazbegi. Theme: OtherAddress: Gergeti, KazbegiPhone: 00995-345-52418
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 Nasi on her veranda by MalenaN
Nasi speaks Russian and German and was studying English when I was there.
During the whole week I stayed in Georgia (2003) I had a cough. For that Nasi gave me tea with cherries. In June 2003 we were only two tourist staying at Nasi’s, but in July 2006 we were about ten tourist, it was more crowded and Nasi was more fussy and stingy. A bed in 2003 was 5 dollars, in 2006 it was 20 lari (1 dollar was 1,76 lari).
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We didn't stay here either. It just looked nice from the outside, on the main road into town, near the port. We wanted to stay somewhere fairly comfortable, take long hot showers, relax, watch tv, nap, and just get our bearings. We thought that Hotel Majestic might be it. But, it wasn't.
The room we saw, at some ridiculous rate of 80USD or something, was down a dark hallway, and fairly basic, no better than something you'd see at the Holiday Inn, but darker and danker. We saw another room, a suite, which we liked, well, at least it had some color, but that rate was around 130USD. Certainly not worth it for a night in Batumi during the off-season. (And, not worth it during high season either!) Theme: HotelComparison: more expensive than average
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