Grace Breeze Sukhum in Sukhumi

We stayed at the hotel in September 2025. A vacation here teaches a simple truth: if you want a good mood, create it yourself. The hotel copes with its task. Overall, the impressions were neutral, quite consistent with the concept of a 3-star hotel.
The food is standard for three stars. Buffet. Everything is fresh, the variety is acceptable.
Room cleaning is daily. Clean rooms. The pool is warm, with chlorine)
Bathrobes are available, for an extra fee. Toothbrushes and toothpaste are not left in the room. To get them, you need to ask at the reception. There is a specially written piece of paper on this topic in the room.
· Room layout: We were with my husband, they moved two single beds together instead of one double bed. Because of this, access to sockets was extremely inconvenient. It creates a feeling of some disregard for guests.
· Beach: You need to cross the busy Abzhui highway to get to the beach. The beach itself is public, there are no sun loungers. Important: it is forbidden to take towels from the hotel to the beach, so be sure to think about what you will be lying on.
· Quality of products: This is subjective, but very disappointing. We came specifically in season for local fruits and vegetables, but they turned out to be some kind of "plastic", absolutely tasteless. The same story with meat (pork, chicken) - there is no natural, species-specific taste that you expect from local products.
Conclusion: The hotel corresponds to its three stars. The price of 122 thousand for all inclusive for 7 nights (without alcohol) is, in my opinion, unreasonably high for a hotel. For the same money, you can fly to Turkey 3 * and get the same "all inclusive", but with much better service, food, alcohol and infrastructure. While Abkhazian hotels are fighting for tourists with such "competitive" prices, Turkey has long won for the same money, offering the sea and service