Hotel Grace Nairi, Sochi

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms were clean and just the right size for a solo traveler, but the bathroom layout was a bit awkward with a child-sized sink and no internal door. The service was a bit of a letdown despite the friendly staff, as they were overly persistent about small charges. The location was convenient and close to the city, but a bit tricky to reach using public transport. The dining was a hit or miss, with basic Soviet-style options but also some good dishes available. The facilities were satisfactory overall.

The hotel offers a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms are clean and come with a nice balcony offering views of the city and sea, but they are small with a child sink in a bathroom lacking an internal door. The service is a bit of a mixed bag, with some staff being kind and attentive, while others seemed annoyed and pushy about money. The location is convenient for exploring the city and enjoying the pretty views, but might be challenging to reach by public transport. The dining experience is varied, with excellent options in the restaurant but some basic Soviet-style offerings. Overall, it offers a good value for money stay with room for improvement in certain aspects.

The hotel offers a clean and comfortable room with a nice balcony providing a good view of the city and the sea. The room is perfect in size for a single person, although the bathroom has a tiny child sink without an internal door. While the room is very clean, the rear door opens to a garden, which can be a downside.

The hotel offers basic but clean rooms that have everything needed, although the room size is tiny with a child sink in the bathroom and no internal door. The outdoor rear door opens to a beautiful garden, and overall cleanliness is excellent.

My stay at the hotel was quite pleasant. The rooms were basic but clean and had everything we needed, although they were a bit cramped with a child sink in the bathroom and no internal door. The rear door opening directly to the garden was a unique touch. The service, although overly focused on payments, was efficient. The location was excellent, being close to the city center and offering a lovely view of the sea. The dining experience, while featuring some good options, had a basic Soviet-style feel to it.

I had a pleasant stay at the hotel, with clean and comfortable rooms and friendly staff. The location was convenient, although getting there using public transport was a bit tricky. The dining experience offered excellent choices, especially for fans of classic fried fish.

The hotel offers a nice view over part of the city and sea from the clean rooms with a lovely balcony, although the bathroom setup was a bit unusual. The service was mixed, with some instances of annoyance but also kindness towards attempts at communication. The location is convenient, being close to the city, with a high vantage point but early morning noise. Dining was enjoyable with a good variety of options, but some basic choices. The facilities were adequate.

The hotel was clean and had a nice balcony with a good view over part of the city and sea. However, the rooms were tiny with a child sink in the bathroom and no internal door, which was a bit inconvenient. The service was a mix of being super pushy about money, even calling me several times for a small bill, and also being kind with very good breakfast and food in the restaurant. The hotel is close to the city, which is a plus, but it was a bit basic and Soviet-style. The dining experience was good overall with some extraordinary dishes, but it was noted as basic at times. The facilities were adequate. Value for money could be better considering the room size and some service aspects.

The hotel is conveniently located close to the city and offers a very pretty setting on a hill overlooking the sea. The rooms were small but adequate for a single person, with a child sink in the bathroom and no internal door. The service was varied, ranging from very patient to somewhat pushy about minor bills. The dining options were described as good, with basic Soviet-style meals available. The location is on a hill, offering lovely views, but it could be difficult to reach using public transportation.

I found the hotel to be conveniently located near the city and had a pretty exterior. Although the proximity was nice, it was quite challenging to reach by public transport, especially if heading to the city center or port. The service was friendly but overly insistent on payment, even for minor amounts like a 50 cents water bottle. The dining experience was reminiscent of a basic Soviet style, offering good food but lacking variety. The facilities were satisfactory despite being dated. Overall, the value for money leaned more towards average due to the pushiness about payments.