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"Friendly staffs"

"Place is old and walls are kind of thin so expect to hear your next door neighbor. Breakfast is good. Clean but old. Amazing staff. ( they made me a sandwich to take because my flight was early morning and I could not get breakfast! "

"Staff could not speack english and my asked for gluteen free meal which they did not usderstand at all"

"Very helpful hotel staff and great breakfasts."

"I loved my stay here. You are within walking distance to all of the close sites and next to a park and a busy market. The staff treat you very well and the room upgrade certainly provided me a very relaxing stay. The only problem was that I didn't stay here long enough! The breakfast options were great, there is food and drinks onsite and everything went perfectly. The bed and pillows were also quite comfortable , along with the couch. I received excellent sleep here. One note, there was no AC in the room when I was there in mid-March, but it was cool enough outside to just open a window, so it wasn't a big deal whatsoever. I'm very glad I chose this hotel for my stay. I'd stay here again and would highly recommend it! "

"The staff is wonderful and incredibly accommodating. The owner really went out of her way to make sure we were well taken care of. The rooms are clean. The only drawback is that the building, furniture, and decor are dated. The beds are a bit uncomfortable, but are sleepable. In general, this hotel is a great option. It's close to the train and metro stations. Plenty of shopping and good restaurants nearby, and the Lusik Aguletsi Museum is a short walk away."

"Everything was terrible "

"There was a restaurant with extremely loud music late in the evening between the 2 and 3 floors, impossible to sleep. Impossible to set the temperature or tono0en windows as well. Too bad, because the staff and location were good."

"Strange reception, they asked my guest for passport instead of calling me on non-working phone (I told them trice) but they didn’t ask food delivery and let the guy come up (no room service or a coffeeshop)"