Kraveli Hotel

The view from terrace is very nice, but hard to reach the hotel with the luggage. Breakfast is nothing to eat, only sausage and eggs, bit of vegetables. No bread even. The room is good

The Kraveli Hotel has its charm—I'll give it that. The rooms are clean, spacious, and match the photos, with a lovely view if you're lucky enough to snag one. It’s got the potential to be a solid stay… but whew, honey, the climb to get there? Prepare for a mini Everest expedition up an absurdly steep hill. Pack hiking boots and a motivational playlist. Other drawbacks: Inconsistent hot water—which, let’s be honest, is a non-negotiable for most. Hairdryer didn’t work (and when you’ve got thick hair, that’s a crisis). Breakfast? Meh. You’re better off grabbing a khachapuri elsewhere. Rooms use old-school physical keys that are more of a puzzle than a lock. Only one staff member on site. She tries her best, but her English is limited and she seemed overworked and a bit curt. Not rude—just clearly running on fumes. All in all, it’s fine if you’re just sleeping there and don’t mind the trek or a lukewarm shower. But if you're after comfort and ease, this might not be the spot.

Host very kind. Very close to center of old town. Beautiful view.

Kraveli Hotel offers a modest yet surprisingly convenient location for travelers. The rooms are spacious, providing ample space to relax, and the scenic view from the first floor enhances the stay. Additionally, the hotel is close to many attractions, making it easy to explore the area. Overall, it is a great option for those seeking comfort and accessibility. The owners are very nice; the owner even provided us with an early morning breakfast.