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"The bed was comfortable. Parking, plenty (on the street). Convenient to walk to wherever you desired. I would say that the cleanliness was lacking in the washroom- there was soap debris on the shelves in the shower and toothpaste debris in the toothbrush holder. The light in the kitchen was also very very dim with no was to increase brightness. The kitchen equipment consisted of 2 butter knives/forks/spoons a bottle opener and a wooden spoon. There was also a pot and a pan. No knife to be able to prepare anything that required cutting. Some more necessary kitchen items would be useful and brighter lights. "

"When I travel, I try to diversify where I stay in each city to get unique experiences at every stop and Anna’s Guest House gave me an opportunity for a day to be submerged into the authentic atmosphere of a house located in a small Georgian town. Anna is a real person and she is investing her soul and kindness into her place providing traditional world famous Georgian hospitality and great personal attitude. The place is huge and Anna is preparing a great breakfast. The sitting area is a common place for all guests where they can meet and chat about their experiences visiting the town. It is also perfectly located close to the most city attractions that can be reached by foot."

"Amazing property and location just outside Gori facing the mountain view. The host is very friendly and accommodating, greeted us upon arrival which made the check in process easy. The cottage is up-to-date, clean, warm and cozy and had everything a traveler might need for a one night stay or a weekend get away."

"The hotel is shown on the map on Expedia as being located just below the Fortress in one of the few remaining historic areas of the city, very close to Stalin Museum, but it is actually located in front of the train station, across the river, 30 minutes away from the museum. And there is absolutely nothing to do or see in that area. The bathroom had a terrible and persistent stench as if vapors were coming up from sewer. finally, the blanket covering the bed was so narrow that any movement exposes you to the mattress pad."