Hotel avenue 106

The breakfast was a letdown. We paid for it every morning expecting it to save us from eating out, but skipped it twice in our four days. There were 10 slices each of salami and cheese, plus bread, jam, butter, boiled eggs, some cream cheese, and tea. No salad, fruit, or coffee. It sat out from 9 to 12. With only 8-10 guests at a time, it would make more sense to prepare each person something fresh, even a simple omelet with cheese and salad. Getting around is convenient, though the hotel is on the third floor of an apartment building, which makes luggage a pain. There’s almost no sound insulation. We could hear everything inside and outside, and there was a 2cm gap at the top of our door. The internet upstairs was very poor and didn’t improve after we asked. During our four-night stay, we had to request toilet paper, room service, and fresh towels once, since otherwise nothing would get done. The bald receptionist and the lady working there didn’t seem very friendly, so I stopped asking for things. The receptionist with tattoos was friendlier.

The hotel was a quiet, spotless place to come back to, and getting around the city from there was easy. My spouse and I had a wonderful stay. Thanks to Archea and his friend Giorgi for being so welcoming and giving us helpful guidance. Their hospitality made the trip memorable.

Shops and restaurants are right outside this modern, new place, and the location is great. Our room was spotless and everything worked. The owner was really friendly, helpful, and spoke very good English. Great value for the money.

Lovely location and a good view. The hotel was clean and breakfast was good, but the stairs are very steep, and the receptionist is only there from 10 am to noon.