Nina two

Overall, I think that this apartment is a good choice to stay in Kobuleti and enjoy the sea. It is well located, just a few minutes to the beach, although it's not "beachfront" as advertised, one has to go through the backyard and only then get to the first line of houses on the embankment. The rooms are clean, room’s equipment (AC, fridge sink, shower) works properly. The bedsheets are slippery and there are a few spots on the towels, but considering the price, it’s nothing. There are a lot of grocery stores in the vicinity. I can say only the good things about the apartment itself.

There are no visible cons, but I’d like to share a few things I’ve noticed with those who’ll choose to stay at Nina Two: 1. Beware of the rooms on the first floor, it’s stuffy and it smells like cats in there. There is no smell or anything unpleasant on the second floor. 2. If by booking you see that “breakfast is included”, better contact the property to clarify, whether it’s true. I didn’t do that and upon arrival it turned out that there is breakfast AVAILABLE if you pay extra, not included. I’ve checked and it seems like now it’s fixed and you won’t be misguided by the search engine here. Anyway, the communication on this matter with the owner was very unpleasant, you’ll never prove anything, so it’s better to avoid it. 3. The reception room. There was often one guy there, obviously seasoned in receiving guests, laying on the couch as a fellow patrician and watching television. I don’t know who he was, whether a guest, or someone from the management. One evening I came down to work on my laptop. There was also a young couple having supper at one of the tables and this guy laying on the couch. When I sat down, he started yelling at this couple and accusing them of creating the crowd here, "FIRST THE LAPTOPS, ΤΗΕΝ ΤΗΕΥ ΒRING WATERMELONS!" he shouted. After little spat the guys left in frustration and I stayed. He walked here and there, throwing occasional glances at me, and then walked away as well. The next day in the morning on my way to the sea I recklessly sat on one of the chairs to tie my shoelaces, this guy was there and looked at me with suspicion and almost anger, but said nothing; in the evening I made a fatal mistake by trying to sit down in the reception room again. This time he shouted at me "How dare you?! Didn't you learn your lesson yesterday?! PEOPLE DON'T SIT HERE!". I asked him politely whether it is prohibited to sit in the reception room, but he replied: "PEOPLE DON'T SIT HERE!".

The location was great, really close to the beach, a couple of grocery stores and a cafe are in a 2-5 minutes walk from the guest house. In our room there was a working AC and water pressure in the shower was also good.

There wasn’t any visible front desk or reception, we didn’t know who to talk to in case something happened or even whom to pay for our stay. We actually paid for our stay on a third day, bc the host randomly stopped us in the street and asked for money. We specifically asked for a double bed, but there were two single beds put together in our room, so it was really uncomfortable to sleep. All furniture is supposed to be new and in good condition, however, it is very cheap and already started to wear down, especially the cabinet in the bathroom due to the humidity. Breakfast buffet mostly consisted of really cheap plain food (bad quality sausages, unripe watermelon and peaches, overcooked pasta, disgusting instant coffee).

Nice place to rest in Kobuleti. Comfortable and clean room . Great location.Hospitable owners. Many thanks for amazing holiday !

Everything was perfect.