Zhemchuzhina Hotel in Gudauta

One of the best places for quality food. I recommend it to everyone from 3 to 10 years old. Pepper is almost everywhere, but not much. You can always add yourself. The noodle soup is the most fragrant of those that I tried on this coast. Khinkali are wonderful, charcoal trout is very good. Borscht, kharcho, pasta and other dishes are very tasty. We went here every day. They cook perfectly, sometimes a little longer than usual, but tasty.

The rooms are very comfortable, the hostess is very worried about the guests. The food in the cafe is varied and delicious. The staircase is original, but we lived on the first floor
I would especially like to note the work of the waitresses Alina and Alena, smart girls

Wonderful Abkhazia met us with rain, but despite this, the people and places around are just wonderful. So Apra, a small guest house, 3 floors, with its own cafe at the entrance, breakfasts are included in the price (always different porridge and a sandwich, less often eggs, once there were pancakes, some cookies always and tea) but you can buy coffee in the eastern . Men probably will not be enough, but next to the market with cheese, smoked meat, fish and of course fruits, it's hard to stay hungry. Yes, and there is a menu where you can order whatever you want ... The rooms are new with a stretch ceiling, clean, snow-white linen, there is a small refrigerator, it works well, there is an air conditioner that works quietly, a TV with 20 channels (or more, but I didn’t even look for , shows excellent) wi-fi works great in the room, lived on the 3rd floor ... An excellent bathroom with a shower and an Ariston heater in each room, there is a hairdryer, small pieces of soap and toilet paper are available. The hostess immediately warns that the cleaning is in 5 days, and we take out the garbage ourselves, it’s even better, no one will break in unexpectedly, but if you need something, just ask and they will do everything, so I highly recommend this wonderful place .. .The sea is near, uhhh beauty to all have a good rest and unforgettable impressions.

Two years ago we rested here, came again. I like it very much - the room is beautiful, clean and has everything you need: two beds, a table, a refrigerator, a wardrobe, a shower cubicle, a toilet, a washbasin, and a hairdryer. Yes, there is a TV and a kettle. And two chairs. To the sea 5min, to the market 10min. The sea is clean here. There are few people on the beach - from breakwater to breakwater, 5 people maximum. It is wonderful to walk along the embankment. There is a tour desk opposite Apra. We went with them to jeeping to the Achandar waterfalls and to the cave - super! Stunning cave, waterfalls, barbecue picnic, local wine, chacha, cheese and vegetables. We went on an excursion to New Athos and to Pitsunda for an organ concert. We swam a lot. What is a minus for budget tourists is eating is a problem. Breakfast in the Apra cafe is included in the room rate. It is simple, porridge, sandwich or casserole, tea, well, we had enough. But lunch, dinner - the portions are tiny and expensive. Spent 700r together, and hungry. This is a minus.

Were at the beginning of May. Convenient location, sea around the corner, market 5 minutes, stop of transport go through the market, through the railway tracks, there you can take a minibus towards Psou and towards Sukhum. Rooms are small but everything is new and the beds and pillows are comfortable. The room has a toilet, shower, hairdryer, refrigerator, kettle and cups, TV - we don't watch at home, but here we have such a high-quality image, we even watched a couple of movies))) there is an exit from the room on two sides, we lived on the 2nd floor. Breakfasts are modest, but probably like everywhere else in Abkhazia, porridge, sandwich, scrambled eggs. The hostesses are very attentive, Valentina and Inga, they reacted to the slightest request, they were cleaned every three days, but we didn’t litter, we didn’t need it))) The only negative were the neighbour's cats, they left slaps at the door, they were marked, but we ourselves are to blame