Hotel Chubezeni

La dutxa. L'aigua queda al lavabo i ho mulla tot

When we arrived - girl in reception sent us to room in which there was "raskladushka" (folding bed) in the middle of the room and you can obviously see that somone has just been sleeping there as there very dirty bed linen.. Once we complained about this - recetion just laughted off and in her bad english named another number of the room where we should go. We had to find it by ourselfs, it had doors wide open and light switchwd in the bedroom.. wnet again to the reception but she said it's just fine.. manager came later and offered to change the room again but we already had been setteled down. Interesting experience, however the bed was very comfortable!

We really could have used more help understanding how to get there. We asked the hotel in advance and got very little help. We ended up taking a private car (Bolt) from Zugdidi, which worked out fine, and was only about $50., but still the driver had a hard time finding the place, and it was a bit epic in his ramshackle car (sliding sideways in mud, etc.) I think it would be useful for the property to share with guests that the easiest way to get there from Tbilisi is this: train to Zugdidi, when you get off the train there will be many minibuses waiting to take people to Mestia. Get on one of these, and get off the bus at the Chuberi junction right after Khaishi. From here the only option to Kvemo Marghi is to walk, hope for a ride hitch-hiking (surprisingly few cars drive to and from Kvemo Marghi, so not a good bet,) or pay the hotel $40. for the 15 min. ride, which is a lot of money for this short distance. Anyway that's my advice. If you're trekking and the pass is closed you'll end up spending a lot of time on logistics!

Bad reception of wifi from time to time

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