Aleksey N.
The railway line is only a few meters away, and trains now use it often. The location itself is fairly good, close to the sea, but getting there means walking along a road where local Abkhazians drive dangerously. The hotel and rooms look worn and need cosmetic repairs. My room faced a wall covered with air conditioners from the neighboring building. Wi-Fi was almost nonexistent. Meals were repetitive, porridge with eggs for breakfast, a meatless first course at lunch, and a light snack in the evening. You won't starve, but there are no tasty treats or famous pastries. I won't return.

