Hotel Estonia Two

Just wonderful all! Love it❤️❤️❤️

Wonderful stay, Enjoyed everything

Everything was wonderful, Enjoyed our time there

It was an amazing stay! Rooms are cleaned well, with heating which works perfect. We enjoyed cafe near the swimming pool which is closed from wind at winter time; it is very comfortable to sit there with friends or watch football match. Also you can buy there very good home wine. Host is very attentive to each guest and super friendly. Definately will come here again.

I liked the girl at the reception. She is from Ukraine and I wish we could haved talk. Most surely our views would be extremely opposing to each other but I can't but mention that I liked her a lot as she was very nice and friendly and full of energy. Thank you for your friendly and cheerful smile!

The bed sheets and bedding needs replacement as they are all have holes since stitches could not endure the amount of washing and perhaps visitors. The blankets are also need replacement since it is to thin for winter. I recommend to buy all identical blankets pillows and bedding and you will forget about the headache to match blankets and bedding.

კარგია რომ საუზმეც შედის ფასში, მაგრამ უკეთესი იქნებოდა მენიუში ყოფილიყო რამდენიმე სახის საჭმელი მაინც. ყავაც რომ შედიოდეს და ცალკე თანხის დამატრბა არ გვიწევდეს კარგი იქნებოდა.

მომსახურე პერსონალი მხოლოდ რუსულად საუბრობდა. არასასიამოვნო სუნი იყო მთელს სასტუმროში და აბაზანაც არ იყო სუფთა.

I'm an American from California; best hotel I've visited in a while! This was surprisingly good. The hotel is full of Russians and Ukrainians fleeing the war right now, but the hosts of the hotel were very kind. The main older guy, Gocha, makes his own wine and often serves it out at the mini bar for free or for cheap prices, although he doesn't speak English; the sweet red wine is very good, similar to wines I drink back in California. The female host is also very gracious and speaks Russian, Ukrainian and English. She was very helpful to my friend and I in translating and helping us around. The hotel also has a cafe restaurant in the orange building in front of the hotel; they serve Georgian food along with some parody attempts at pizza, but it wasn't too bad. We went there almost every day; the chicken soup is very good! They have two cats that I believe belong to the hotel owners, a bigger male and a smaller calico female. Both of them were very friendly to us and the male loves being cuddled. We've taken to calling him "George", and the female cat "Georgina". The hotel in November is like $15-16 per night, although with Booking.com it was like $13.75 a night. In peak season during summer or late spring, I believe it's probably around $20 a night, though with Booking.com discounts it could be $15-16 maybe. They also have a decent sized pool that is about five to six feet deep, and from what I've heard, it can be heated. Next to the pool is a mini bar and a TV and some heaters, tables and chairs, and you can apparently order food from the cafe to be taken down to you at the mini bar while you enjoy your drinks. In spring or summer, yeah, this town of Kobuleti would be great to visit, and this hotel probably the best place. Very close to the beach, maybe a minute walk, close to some shops, close to a school, and a 30 minute leisurely drive to Batumi (although the drivers are terrible, watch out).