Nini Hotel in Batumi

The owner was a liar, and he lied when he calculated the nights at check-in. When I came back later to say we'd both been overcharged and that it was being calculated by night, not by day, it was too late. Nothing but rudeness and swearing. And this isn't a hotel, as they claimed, but a residential building, more like a guesthouse.

A rare dump, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Terrible staff with a dishonest demeanor, lacking any understanding of the word "service," make you fear for your valuables in the room. The more expensive rooms are like a lousy hostel—furniture on its last legs, a stench, peeling repairs, and unsanitary conditions. The mold was especially memorable; at night, I felt like it was sentient and trying to devour me.

The bed in my room was broken. (Photo attached.) There was a huge 2x2 meter mold stain on the wall. There was a red paint stain on the towel. The bathroom door wouldn't open all the way, bumping into the bed. The light above the bathroom mirror didn't work. We took a taxi to the sea, about a half-hour walk. The price for one night in this hell was 89 lari. And finally, not a single person at the reception spoke English, much less Russian. It was impossible to negotiate with them. I'll never set foot in this place again, and I don't recommend it for you either.

The conditions are not very good, to put it mildly. A shower means washing yourself standing on the floor next to the toilet. There are no hooks in the toilet even to hang a towel. At night, there is noise from the construction next door. In fact, the hotel is called Christina... The bed in the room was broken. There is mold on the wall near the bed. Outside the window there is a view of a dump of auto parts. But the most important thing is that we did not last more than 2 days and on the 3rd day they refused to return our money. And by the way, the staff does not understand a word of Russian... And English too. And the prices here are far from low... 2000 rubles per night.. They could have arranged it better. I categorically do not recommend coming here... It is better to live in a tent in the forest... At least there is silence...