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Best Western Sairme Resort
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Best Western Sairme Resort

10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (3)
"I loved the Staff of the Hotel. Young, Friendly and ready to help 24/7. Amazing Location and organized transportation services to main activity areas."
Best Western Sairme Resort
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2.0 star property
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Aeetes Palace

Aeetes Palace

34 Galaktion Tabidze St, Kutaisi, Imereti
The price is AED 103 per night from Apr 6 to Apr 7
AED 103
AED 122 total
includes taxes & fees
6 Apr - 7 Apr
5.6/10 (5 reviews)
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View of an old market in the Georgian village of Tobanieri. The name and the design of the store is very much from the Soviet-era. The store has a sign labeled “products” in Russian, which is then directly translated into Georgian. In some of the more rural villages, I have noticed that the older people and townsfolk are confused as to why one would “name” a store. Still very a bourgeois concept in some places.
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