Hostel Temuri

The host was a lovely and very kind lady who was always available to help us with anything we needed. She made us feel completely at home, as if we were staying with family. The furnishings are a little old-fashioned, but everything is extremely well maintained, and the place was spotlessly clean. The breakfast was generous and delicious.

We booked a studio, but because the previous guests had taken the room key with them, we were accommodated in a unit with a shared bathroom instead. Since we only stayed for two nights, we decided not to make an issue of it.

Die Unterkunft liegt in einem ruhigen Bereich der Stadt. Die Gastgeber waren sehr freundlich. Vor allem die Dame. Sie war sehr herzlich und hat ein sehr gutes Frühstück gemacht. Es gab Schinkenkäse Toast, Kuchen, hartgekochtes Ei, Gemüse und Instant Kaffee. Das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis ist hervorragend. Das Zimmer ist sehr groß mit einem Sitzbereich und einer voll ausgestatteten Küche. Es gibt auch einen äußeren Sitzbereich.

Sincere host and amazing breakfast

Owners were nice, and tried their best speaking english for us. Day 2 breakfast was delish with a huge, yummy lobiani which the lady wrapped up quickly for us to takeaway as she was late and we had to catch the train. A nice walk down to city centre, a wee bit of uphill to get back but easy as. Cute old-school grandma decor. Ok for a short stay if you don't mind feeling like you are staying in someones house. Room was clean. Please note that you must pay in cash! Booking.com does not make this clear.

We were shown 1 shelf for us to use in an entire fridge and freezer; the rest of it was crammed with the owner's food. The place outside and in was cluttered with things and with cleaning products left out. Slippers and jandals left in the room. Unsure whether the kitchen was advertised but the stove and microwave didn't work. Breakfast on day 1 was very disappointing - salty cucumber slices, weird, oily "french bread", tasteless "cupcakes". 1 tea bag each for the whole day. - Day 2 made amends. The beds weren't very comfy, the pillows definitely weren't - but we found out that was a trend across the entire country - massive, heavy, hard brick pillows. Linen was icky polyester. Very loud neighbours in the next rooms and from the neighbours until at least 11pm each night. We were 1 adults and 2 kids - the camp stretcher sunk in and was shoved in the kitchen. No sign of the advertised restaurant and kids playground.