Batumi's Breathtaking 44th-Floor Sea View Apartment: Your Dream Vacation Awaits!
Batumi's Breathtaking 44th-Floor Sea View Apartment: Your Dream Vacation Awaits!
Batumi's Breathtaking 44th-Floor Sea View Apartment: Your Dream Vacation Awaits! - A Review From Someone Who Lived It (and Loved It, Mostly)
Alright, folks, buckle up. Because I’m about to take you on a wild ride – the wild ride of my recent stay at the Batumi’s Breathtaking 44th-Floor Sea View Apartment: Your Dream Vacation Awaits! Yeah, the name’s a mouthful, but the view… well, let's just say it almost literally took my breath away. This isn't your sterile, perfectly manicured hotel review. This is the real deal, the honest truth, flaws and all. And trust me, there were a few.
First things first: The View. Okay, I already gushed, but let me hammer this home. Forty-fucking-fourth floor. You’re practically eye-level with the seagulls. Batumi, the Black Sea, the whole shebang stretched out before you like a glorious, shimmering postcard. I spent a solid hour the first day just staring, slack-jawed, coffee in hand, feeling like I was king/queen of the world. It was that epic. It made the whole apartment feel like a giant, luxurious birdcage, and I was totally okay with it.
Accessibility: I didn’t personally need it, but I poked around a bit. The elevator is present, which is a damn good start. The description says Facilities for disabled guests, which is a vague but promising. I saw no obvious wheelchair accessibility in the lobby, and it's a little unclear how accessible the common areas (like the pool or the restaurant) are. They need to be more upfront and honest about this, for all the travellers, not just me.
Cleanliness and Safety: Okay, let's get the COVID stuff out of the way. From the get-go, the place felt clean. You could smell the… well, not smell per se, but there was a definite sense of cleanliness. They use Anti-viral cleaning products, and the Rooms are sanitized between stays. It’s also good that they use Professional-grade sanitizing services, and that the staff is trained in Safety protocol. The Hand sanitizer was everywhere and the Staff trained in safety protocol. I'm not saying the apocalypse is coming, but it was a reassuring sign. They offer Room sanitization opt-out available. Cashless payment service is an option, and as a bonus, there is Daily disinfection in common areas.
Rooms and Amenities: Now, the apartment itself. Available in all rooms: Air conditioning. Air conditioning. Bathrobes. Complimentary tea. Daily housekeeping. Desk. Extra long bed. Free bottled water. Hair dryer. High floor (duh!), In-room safe box. Internet access – LAN. Internet access – wireless. Ironing facilities. Laptop workspace. And, thank the travel gods, Wi-Fi [free]! I mean, come on. That’s the bare minimum these days, but I’m thankful anyway. It just made it better. Non-smoking is a big plus for me; and Smoke detector and Smoke alarms made me feel safe.
The room was spacious, the Seating area was comfortable, and the Sofa was perfect for collapsing on after a long day of exploring. I loved the Separate shower/bathtub. I’d rate that a luxury! On top of all of this, Towels, Toiletries, and Slippers were provided.
Dining, Drinking, and Snacking: Food, glorious food! Let’s start with the basics. Coffee/tea maker in the room? Check. Complimentary tea? Double-check! Breakfast [buffet] was included, and it was decent. Let's not kid ourselves, it's not Michelin-star worthy, but they had the essentials: eggs, fruit, pastries, coffee that would keep you awake for a week. Breakfast service was decent, and Buffet in restaurant means I could just stuff myself with whatever I want. They offer Asian breakfast, *Asian cuisine in restaurant. The *Coffee shop* was a lifesaver.
The “Things to Do” - And How I Actually Spent My Time:
Right, so the brochure promises a lot of exciting things. They have a Fitness center, Sauna, Spa, Spa/sauna, Steamroom, Swimming pool, Swimming pool [outdoor]. A Pool with view? Sounds delightful, right? Well, here's the thing: I intended to hit the gym (Gym/fitness) and the spa, I really did. But honestly? With that view, I mostly sprawled on the Terrace and stared at the sea. It's the kind of view that sucks you in.
What Could Be Better (Because Nothing’s Perfect):
Alright, the tiny gripes. The Breakfast [buffet] could have been a little better. And I really wish they had a proper, dedicated concierge who could give you more personalized guidance about things to do and where to eat. Then again, that would be the only real fault.
The Verdict: Should You Book This Place?
YES. ABSOLUTELY YES.
If you want a classic vacation experience, a memorable trip, it’s worth it. Batumi’s Breathtaking 44th-Floor Sea View Apartment offered me a slice of heaven. The view alone is worth the price of admission. It's ideal for anyone who is after a unique stay. It delivered on its promise. The view is breathtaking. The apartment is comfortable. The food is decent. The staff is friendly. And the memories? Priceless. Go. Now. Book it. Book it before I change my mind and book it myself again. You won't regret it.
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Okay, buckle up buttercups, because this isn't your average travel itinerary. This is Sea View Apartment, 44th floor, Batumi, Georgia – with yours truly at the helm and a whole lotta feelings tangled up in the luggage. Consider this less a schedule, more a… chaotic dance with expectations.
Day 1: Arrival and Altitude Sickness (Mostly the latter)
- Morning (Or, Let's Be Honest, Late Afternoon): Arrive at Batumi Airport. Smooth, right? HA! My luggage decided to take a detour to… well, somewhere. I'm currently picture-perfect in my slightly-rumpled travel outfit and a growing sense of impending doom about my missing toothbrush – the small important things.
- Afternoon/Evening: Taxi to the Sea View apartment. That first glimpse? Breathtaking. Legitimately made me gasp. Then I tried to get the elevator down, forgot I had a keycard so I called someone to let me in which in turn delayed, and then proceeded to get lost in the massive halls. I'm pretty sure I saw a ghost of a bewildered cleaning woman too, but I'm not entirely sure if that was the altitude or the sheer absurdity of the hallways.
- Evening/Night: Unpack (or, in my case, attempt to unpack). The view from the 44th floor is… yeah. Jaw-dropping. You can see forever. Also, I think my ears are popping. Pretty sure I'm getting altitude sickness, which means I might actually be a wimp. Dinner at a small restaurant nearby. The Georgian food? Glorious, that is, if I hadn't forgotten my wallet, and been charged for my neighbor who was with me.
Day 2: Beach Vibes and a Lesson in Georgian Hospitality (and Booze)
- Morning: Wake up to the sound of… silence. And the lingering echo of the night's Georgian red wine. (Don't judge. It was delicious.) The breakfast situation? Let's just say I need to go to the grocery store like, yesterday. Decided to head to the beach just steps away from the apartment, and the sand was hot!.
- Afternoon: Beach time! Well, a valiant attempt. Found a slightly-less-crowded spot. The Black Sea is… well, black. And surprisingly warm. The sea, sand, and sun are all good, but the people are great. An elderly Georgian woman (with a smile that could launch a thousand ships) offered me some of her homemade lemonade. Sweet! Then she insisted I try her chacha (Georgian moonshine). I did. It was… potent. Let’s just say the afternoon got a little fuzzy after that.
- Evening: More Georgian food. More wine. More laughter. I think I even managed to learn a few words of Georgian, although my pronunciation is probably atrocious. The people are warm, the food is incredible, and the hospitality is unmatched. I’m starting to understand why so many people fall in love with this place.
Day 3: Exploring Batumi's Charm (and My Own Flaws)
- Morning: Coffee. A lot of coffee. My head is doing a dance. I think I've actually slept.
- Afternoon: Wander around the Old Town. Holy moly, it’s gorgeous. The architecture is ridiculous in a beautiful way. The Piaza square, with its colorful tiles and the statues. Then I decided to visit the Batumi Botanical Garden. A bit too long to go through, but there was a nice view. Real big.
- Evening: Dinner at a restaurant with live music. They were playing traditional Georgian music. The singing was so powerful, it got me thinking about everything. I may have cried a little. Okay, a lot. I get emotional when I'm traveling, and it's amplified when it's somewhere new. I’m a total sap, I know. But the music was beautiful, the food was delicious, and the company, even if it was just me, was pleasant.
Day 4: The Cable Car Cliffhanger (and a Breakdown)
- Morning: The cable car! Everyone raves about the Argo Cable Car. So, off I went. The ride up? Stunning. The view from the top? Unforgettable. (You know, if you can look past the sheer terror.) I am legit terrified of heights. Even the glass floor of the observation deck was too much! Had a little cry. A proper, ugly cry. I was just scared.
- Afternoon: After my breakdown, I decided to enjoy a snack in a restaurant. Ordered a dish that I couldn't understand. So the food came, and I had no idea what I was eating, but it was delicious.
- Evening: Pack my bags, and prepare for my long flight back, while trying not to think about packing up the 44th-floor apartment. What a place.
Day 5: Departure and the Aftermath (of a Perfect Mess)
- Morning: Staring at the view one last time. Say goodbye to Batumi
- Afternoon: Taxi to the airport. My luggage is somehow here this time.
- Evening: Flying while thinking about the last days.
Okay, so yeah. This "schedule" is a mess. I missed stuff, I rambled, I probably embarrassed myself a few times. But that's the point, right? Travel isn't about perfection; it's about the messy, beautiful, hilarious, and utterly human moments. And Batumi, you glorious, slightly-chaotic place, you gave me plenty of those.
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Batumi's 44th-Floor Sea View Apartment: Seriously, Is This Real Life? (An FAQ)
Okay, spill the beans. Is the view ACTUALLY as good as the photos? Because those sunsets...
Alright, fine. You want the truth? Forget perfection. The photos... they're good. REALLY good. But the *reality* of the view from that 44th-floor apartment in Batumi? It's like… well, imagine you’ve been craving ice cream ALL DAY, and when you finally get it, it’s not just a scoop, it’s a freaking SUNDAE with sprinkles and a cherry on top. It's *that* sort of good. Seriously, the sunsets? They're not just orange and pink; they're like an entire freaking canvas, constantly changing. One minute you're staring at the sun melting into the Black Sea, the next you're cursing yourself because you didn't grab your camera *fast enough.*
Is the apartment actually *clean*? (Because pictures can lie...)
Listen, I'm a bit of a clean freak. I'm talking, "wipes down the remote control before using it" level of clean freak. So, yeah, cleanliness is a BIG deal for me. And honestly? The apartment? It was sparkling. Okay, maybe not SPARKLING like a Disney princess's tiara, but pretty darn close. I did, however, find a tiny, *tiny* hair in the bathroom drain. And I mean, tiny. But it's there! Look, nobody's perfect, and hey, it's the *expectation* that matters, and, I'd give the cleaning a solid A-. Let's just hope it wasn't MY hair. The point is, it's spotless enough to actually *relax* in, which, believe me, is a MAJOR win.
What's the deal with the Wi-Fi? Because I need to Instagram every sunset.
Wi-Fi is crucial, I get it. Gotta share those views! The Wi-Fi was...good. Not lightning-fast, mind you. There were a few times I stared at the spinning circle of death, wondering if the download was ever going to finish. I swear, I considered going all 'stone tablet and chisel' to get my social media fix. But generally, it worked and it got the job done. Enough to upload your sunset photos and torment all your friends with your superior vacation choices. Which, let's be honest, is the most important thing. I *did* lose signal a couple of times, but, I'm pretty sure that was my fault, not the fault of the apartment's Wi-Fi.
Okay, let's talk about the elevator situation. Forty-four floors! Is it a death trap?
Elevators, right? They're the bane AND the blessing of high-rise living. The elevators were… well, they were elevators. They got me up and down. Sometimes quickly, sometimes… not so much. There was this one time, though, and I'm NOT proud of this, where I got a little *bit* claustrophobic. I mean, 44 floors of waiting, and I started to sweat a bit, and the little chime? It was torture! But, they worked, and there were a few times I had the whole thing all to myself, cruising smoothly up to the sky. Generally, the elevator experience was fine. Though, maybe bring earplugs if you're prone to elevator music.
Was the kitchen actually functional? I love to cook, but I'm also lazy.
Okay, kitchen. This is where it gets… interesting. It *was* functional. There were pots and pans and a microwave and all that jazz. But… but. If you're a serious gourmet chef? Maybe bring your own knives. And possibly a whisk. I remember trying to make pancakes one morning, and let me tell you, the whisk situation was... lacking. I ended up using a fork and swearing a lot. But, you know, pancakes were made! And, you can always go out to eat. Batumi has phenomenal food. So overall, yes, kitchen is functional. It's probably enough to make a quick breakfast, or maybe try making something small from all the local produce.
What's the neighborhood like? Is it safe?
The neighborhood was… lively. Lots of construction (welcome to Batumi!). It's a city still growing, so there is a lot of building and commotion constantly. But, it felt safe. I walked around at night, never felt threatened. It's close to the beach, near restaurants… you’ll find things to do everywhere. I mean, I didn’t go wandering down dark alleyways at 3 AM, but I felt safe enough to wander around. It's a good base to explore from.
Okay, give me one single, specific moment that sold you on the place. Don't be dramatic…
Alright, alright. Fine. One moment. Okay. I am going to try... It was early morning. Very early, probably around 6 am. The sun was just peeking over the mountains. I woke up before my alarm, which is never a good sign. I stumbled to the balcony, still half-asleep, and I just… stood there. The city below was still waking up, a quiet hum. The sea was a sheet of turquoise, reflecting the first light. The air was crisp and clean, carrying the scent of the sea. And then, a seagull. It flew right past me, closer than I’ve ever seen a seagull. It felt… magical. And I thought, "Okay. This is it. This is what I came for. This is why I hate being at home.” It was perfect. It wasn't exactly perfect, I remember I was cold, but in the moment, it was. I am smiling even now as I remember it. So yeah. That's the moment. Don't judge me.
What's the best time to visit?
This depends. For swimming and sunbathing, visit in high season. Late Spring, Summer are pretty standard. You'll have the best chances for warm weather. But if you're OK with a bit of chill, shoulder seasons are usually a good bet. I went in *[insert month here]* and it was lovely! Just pack a jacket, you know?
Would you recommend it? Be honest!
Look. Yes. Absolutely. Without a doubt. Go. Just go. The view alone is worth it. Even with the minor imperfections (and there areStay Classy Hotels
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