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"It was great experience to visit this place. Room was equipped with everything we needed for stay. Pool is clean and great. We were with 1 year old kid - garden is full of old big trees - and for kids there are many attractions. Thanks to them. We will definitely visit them again."

"Place where you connect with nature !! Peace and quite guaranteed !! "

"As a frequent traveler, this is one of the best and most comfortable hotels I have ever stayed in. It offers beautiful views, spotless rooms, highly professional staff, an excellent bar with delicious coffees, cookies and snacks, and convenient access to shops and restaurants. Highly recommend it!"

"Good"

"The staff were super friendly and accommodating. I was only able to check in very early in the morning and the owner was kind enough to allow me to check in at that time. The hotel was very clean and comfortable and was located in a beautiful area."

"new and clean building"

"I asked for toothpaste nobody came from helpdesk"

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"Everything is five stars, but not the casino Even if you play, they trying to charge you for everything"

"Title: Avoid Laundry Services—Destroyed a Designer Item and Refused Liability Review: I recently checked out of the Radisson Blu Iveria Hotel in Tbilisi, and I am deeply disappointed by the catastrophic failure of their laundry service and the subsequent lack of management accountability. I entrusted high-end luxury garments (including Loro Piana and Zegna pieces) to the hotel laundry. Despite the explicit manufacturer care labels stating "Dry Clean Only / Hand Wash Cold," the staff completely...

"Preis-Leistung super! Personal zuvorkommend. Frühstück war in Ordnung, aber für den Preia völlig ok:)"

"This particular hotel arrangement worked out so well for awhile, when nowhere else was."

"Beginning the review with the area that needs the hotel’s most urgent attention: customer service. For a property of this scale and international profile, the service was surprisingly inconsistent. Many staff members appeared disengaged, often offering no greeting, no acknowledgment, and no willingness to assist. This wasn’t about their English; it was the absence of even a polite smile, a simple “hello,” or an attempt to clarify a question. I’m familiar with the more reserved service style...