Place are “tired” and outdated. Beds are not comfortable. There’s no actual full bed but 2 single beds put together- very uncomfortable. The size of the room is fine though. The balcony is nice too, but there was no outside furniture (!) and not enough pillows and towels for all of us (although were delivered the next day upon request). The hotel staff are nice, trying their best to please, but the place itself is very basic. Parking is crowded. Overall, it is a place for budget travelers seeking basic accommodation with swimming pool.

Tskaltubo is a charming city that beautifully blends history with natural beauty. Known for its famous mineral springs and stunning landscapes, it offers visitors a unique experience. The lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere create a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The city's rich history is evident in its architecture and landmarks, which tell stories of the past. I enjoyed exploring the local parks and taking leisurely walks by the springs, which are a significant attraction. The hospitality of the locals added to the warmth of the city, making me feel welcomed throughout my visit. Overall, Tskaltubo is a hidden gem worth exploring, whether you're seeking relaxation or a glimpse into its fascinating history.

This town is the local capital of spa centres. I recommend this impressive town to the lovers of old Stalin-era architecture and Georgian spa procedures. Plus, there are several abandoned spa resorts built in the 1950s. They are exciting in order to see original and authentic facades and masterpieces of architecture :)

It's not for everyone - Tskaltubo is a quite small town, a once flourishing health resort that appears to be getting back on its feet. The Spring No.6 is a great spa complex with matter- of-fact but essentially great treatments with the " water of immortality" and the town is quiet, safe, green, and great for a health holiday on a budget. Also, if you love old Soviet architecture, better go before it is too late as the abandoned resorts are really crumbling, whereas some are getting a much-needed restoration now.

Well it still respires the grand old days. Things have gone into disrepair somehow, but I an see picking up in the coming years. Lot's of green spaces and walking opportunities. Everything relatively close. For example Sataplia nature reserve and Prometeus caves. Kutaisi also close. Easy to reach with Minibus or taxi. If you are looking for a relaxing holiday with plenty of Spa definitely the place to go.