Hotel 4-Star di Adjara, Georgia

The room was ok, clean and close to centre. But the pictures of room through the app didn't match the reality. This wasn't the same room. The wifi password that we are told, it wasn't the right one. Also in order to use the elevator key, you need to pay. Its not unlimited. And these info its not in the site neither the reception inform us from the beginning.

The hotel left mixed impressions. On the positive side, the location is good: the botanical garden is nearby, many places are within walking distance, and getting to Batumi is convenient. The sea view from the window was beautiful, especially in the evening. The price was also quite reasonable. The apartment had all the basic necessities, but some small comfort items and supplies were missing: there was no laundry detergent, no sponges, and it was unclear where the trash area was located. The wardrobes were assembled strangely and kept opening by themselves all the time. The water pressure was rather weak, making it uncomfortable to wash long hair. The strangest part was the breakfast situation and the café organization. We were told in advance that we could come for breakfast at any time, but when we arrived a little after 12 PM, we were told that breakfast was no longer being served. At the same time, the café was almost empty — we stayed in May, during the off-season, so there were barely any visitors. The next day the situation repeated itself: before checking out, we wanted to have breakfast, but it turned out that the café opened later than the time written on the door. Through the administrator we found out a different opening time, and then the café was additionally delayed by around half an hour. As a result, we never managed to have a calm breakfast before departure. The breakfasts themselves were also questionable. The English breakfast in the café costs around 24–25 GEL separately and was extremely greasy and oily — literally a “cholesterol festival.” If you stay for a longer period, it gets tiring very quickly. There were alternatives, but they looked much less worthwhile in terms of price and portion size, so I’m not sure there is much point in booking breakfast included. There was also an uncomfortable situation with the staff: we walked past the security guard many times, but later we suddenly started being questioned about who we were and where we came from, as if we were doing something suspicious. After check-out, we were also asked to wait while they checked whether anything had been stolen from the apartment. It felt awkward and unpleasant. Overall, the hotel is fine for a short stay because of the view and location, but the service and organization left mixed impressions. Also, be prepared for a very specific driving style in this region.

The room lacks a microwave and toaster. There's only a mirror in the bathroom. There's no space for long clothes, such as coats or dresses. There's no coat rack in the hallway, only in the room. There are no bedside lamps, only overhead lighting.

This is not a 4* hotel. These are apartments in a residential complex. The room is normal with a balcony, new and quite clean. There is a mini kitchen and a washing machine. There was no drinking water or basic kitchen items (salt, dish sponge, detergent). The location is good. Next to the sea, a park and a mall within walking distance. The airport is nearby The breakfasts are modest. For some reason, everything that should be hot is cold. They cook in advance. The only tasty thing is tea. This is a good 2* apart-hotel.

Located in the new district of Batumi, it's close to the airport but a few kilometers from the old town. However, Batumi's traffic is extremely congested; it took us over an hour to travel just a few kilometers in the afternoon. The city's management is truly terrible. The room was small but fairly clean. It's very close to the beach. Because our flight was in the morning, we hadn't had breakfast, and there was a 50 baht deposit required to borrow an umbrella.

As a solo traveler, I had a overall pleasant stay at Best Western Plus Batumi. The hotel is in a very convenient location close to the beach and the main boulevard, which made exploring the city on my own very easy. The reception staff was welcoming and helpful throughout my stay, making me feel quite safe and comfortable. However, there were a couple of areas that prevented it from being a perfect experience. The cleanliness of my room could have been a bit more thorough, as I noticed some dust and minor details that were overlooked. Additionally, noise from the main street and the side alley was somewhat noticeable at night, as the window soundproofing wasn't ideal for a quiet sleep. Despite these smaller issues, the hotel still offered good comfort and value for my trip. It is a solid choice for anyone traveling alone to Batumi, though a bit more attention to housekeeping and quietness would make it even better.

First and foremost, a huge thank you to Trip.com! My original hotel was undergoing renovations and couldn't accommodate me, so Trip.com proactively reached out and arranged a complimentary switch to a nearby hotel, covering the price difference entirely. Their service was incredibly thoughtful. After comparing several options, I ultimately chose this Indigo Hotel located in Batumi's Old Town. Upon check-in, the hotel manager gave me a detailed introduction to the hotel's rich history: the building was originally the century-old Batumi National Bank, carrying the city's financial memories and historical imprints. After sharing the building's story, the manager also made it clear that, as a protected historical building, smoking is strictly prohibited throughout the hotel. I completely agree with this rule and commend the hotel for its dedication to preserving historical architecture and creating a comfortable environment. During my stay, I truly felt Batumi's vibrant multicultural charm: the colorful mosaic stained-glass windows in the lobby told tales of Black Sea region artistry with their kaleidoscopic light and shadow; the hand-woven Georgian carpets in the guest rooms, with their intricate patterns and rich colors, carried centuries of weaving traditions and cultural heritage; and there were also well-preserved historical arches and recreated astronomical clock elements. Every detail subtly conveyed the city's historical脈絡 and cultural warmth. From the financial imprint of the former National Bank to the design blending European elegance with Georgian flair, this hotel is like a miniature museum, allowing me to fully immerse myself and understand Batumi's story during my stay.

The hotel is a bit old and looks quite different from the photos, but that doesn't make it a bad place at all. A significant downside is that the spa and pool area weren't working. The hotel promotes itself as vintage and antique, which helps to mask its age well. We booked the cheapest room, but it had all the necessary amenities, even a veranda with a city view. The bed was large and comfortable, the bathroom had everything we needed, and the room was regularly stocked with water, tea, coffee, and a small kettle. The room itself was clean. The location is perfect, with all key attractions within walking distance, essentially right in the city center. I especially want to mention the beautiful dining hall and the varied breakfast; there was a wide selection, all the food was delicious, and it changed daily. Overall, I liked the hotel. It has its quirks, of course, but for the price, it's excellent and pleasant accommodation.

The place is good and well-organized, with everything you need like a washing machine, iron, and a small kitchen. It's clean, but not the best. The location is excellent, close to restaurants, cafes, and tourist areas within walking distance. The only issue I had was that after the apartment was cleaned, my pajamas went missing. I asked at the reception, and they said the cleaning staff wasn't there. Since check-out was early in the morning, I gave them my number to contact me if they found them. Honestly, this whole thing made me uneasy; if pajamas can be stolen, what about other belongings? I was a bit stressed and insisted on following up to see if there would be any action, but unfortunately, they didn't care at all and didn't take the matter seriously. If you book here, make sure to keep an eye on your belongings and don't let anyone in to clean.

A wonderful hotel in the heart of the old town. It's clearly new, very well renovated. Breakfast is a bit repetitive, but there's everything you need for a snack. The only downside is that it can be noisy at night due to the numerous bars nearby. The hotel also had trouble finding my reservation, but thanks to Trip.com support, everything was quickly sorted out. I won't downgrade the hotel; it's a wonderful place. And I had very stunning view from my room.