Hotel Anna Ureki

📍 Address: Dumbaze Street 40, 3500 Ureki, Guria Region, Georgia
🔗 Booking.com link: Hotel Anna Ureki
🗺️ Google Maps link: View on Google Maps

Introduction: Arrival & First Impressions

Arriving at Ureki on Georgia’s Black Sea coast, I was expecting a relaxed seaside town; what greeted me was something more: the whisper of dark magnetic sand, the gentle surf, and the sense of a place meant for unwinding. When I pulled up to Hotel Anna Ureki on Dumbaze Street 40, I was pleasantly surprised by the location — a short walk from the beach and tucked away enough to feel peaceful.

The check-in was friendly; the staff greeted me warmly and directed me to my room. I unpacked, stepped out onto the balcony, and heard the faint rush of the sea and breeze through palm-greens. That moment set the tone: this was a stay about beach-time, comfort and being off the big-resort track. Over the next days I found the hotel delivered just that — a comfortable base, local flavour, and simple pleasures.

Hotel Anna Ureki: What to Expect

Hotel Anna Ureki is described on Booking.com as a property located only a 4-minute walk from Ureki Beach, with free private parking, a garden, and a shared lounge/terrace. (Booking.com) Guest reviews average a strong 8.8/10 “Very Good” rating. (Booking.com)

Strengths

• Prime beachfront access: Being a short walk to Ureki Beach is a major plus — and the choice of an independent hotel gives you local feel. (Booking.com)
• Parking & garden space: The hotel offers free private parking (important in smaller resort towns) and has a garden/shared terrace space — ideal for relaxing in the evenings. (Booking.com)
• Value & hospitality: Reviews highlight friendly hosts, quiet nights, and great value for the location. For instance: “Отличный хозяин… номер был представлен… Очень тихо и спокойно.” (Booking.com)

Considerations

• The hotel is modest rather than luxurious — if you expect large resort-style amenities you may find it simple.
• Because it’s near the beach yet in a resort town, expect more relaxed infrastructure rather than high-end finishes.
• If you’re travelling in peak season, advanced booking is recommended as Ureki is relatively compact.

In summary: Hotel Anna Ureki offers comfortable, well-located lodging for travellers who want to enjoy the Black Sea coast of Georgia without flashy resort prices — and value local authenticity.

Rooms & Comfort: My Personal Experience

On arrival I was shown a double room on the second floor. The room had a comfortable bed, air-conditioning, a small balcony (which I appreciated), wardrobe space, a private bathroom with shower and hot water, and WiFi that worked reliably for the evening updates on my blog.

What I particularly liked

• The balcony: Mornings with a coffee and the sea-air were relaxing — one of those moments I remember.
• The bed & air-conditioning: On warm evenings the air-con made a real difference.
• The proximity to beach & town: Within a quick walk I could reach both the sand and local cafés — the prime advantage of staying at hotel like this.
• The quiet-yet-accessible location: I stayed far enough from major traffic yet close enough to town life.

Practical notes

• Since the hotel is in a resort town and on a street that may have local traffic, if you’re very noise-sensitive ask for a room facing the garden or terrace side.
• As with many independent hotels, room styles may vary — if balcony or sea-view is important, request it in advance.
• For multi-night stays, using the balcony or the garden space to unwind made the difference between lodging and genuine “holiday”.

Overall, I found the stay comfortable and well suited for my objectives: beach access, local exploration, relaxed evenings.

Dining & Food Options

Hotel Anna Ureki does not operate a large fine-dining restaurant, but the hospitality and local food scene around it make up for that.

What the hotel offers

Reviews mention a garden/terrace area and shared lounge. While a full restaurant may not be the focus, many guests appreciated the calm space to unwind. (Booking.com)

Nearby dining

Because the hotel is central in Ureki:

• I walked to the beach and found small cafés and seafood restaurants along the shoreline.
• Local restaurants offered Georgian specialities: khinkali (dumplings), fresh fish, salads, and Georgian wine — all good post-beach rewards.
• For breakfast, I used the balcony and bought fresh bread, jam and local fruit from a nearby bakery; being able to self-cater a bit added flexibility.

My tip

Since beach days can tire you out, plan one evening for a leisurely dinner by the sea, then return to your hotel room or balcony for a long rest. Having the comfort of the hotel after local dining made my stay feel balanced.

Location & Accessibility

🚗 Getting There & Moving Around

• Ureki is a seaside town in the Guria region of Georgia. (Wikipédia)
• The hotel address (Dumbaze Street 40) puts it within easy walking distance of the beach and town amenities.
• Parking is available — an advantage if you have a rental car exploring the Georgian coast.

🏖 Nearby Attractions & Beach

• Ureki Beach is known for its unique black-sand which is magnetic and reputedly has therapeutic properties. (Wikipédia)
• The town is quieter than larger resort hubs, giving you more relaxed seaside strolling and calm evenings.
• From Ureki you can take drives north or south along the coast, or explore local towns in Guria region.

✅ Why the Location Works

Having the hotel this close to the beach and local dining is a major plus. For travellers who want sea-and-sand + local vibe rather than big resort luxury—that combination is what makes this stay shine.

Things to Do Around Ureki

During my stay at Hotel Anna Ureki I did a mix of beach time, local walks and light exploration.

🏖 Beach & Relaxation

I spent a morning walking along Ureki Beach, feeling the sand between my toes, enjoying the sea breeze and then returning to rest in the shade of my hotel’s balcony — exactly the ‘slow travel’ moment I enjoyed.

🚶 Local Walks & Town Life

In the late afternoon I explored small local streets, visited a bakery, sat by the café terrace, and watched families and locals living seaside life. Being able to return to my lodging quickly made the rhythm easy.

🌅 Sunset / Evening Relaxation

One evening I sat on the balcony of my room, watched the sky deepen and the sea soften; then I walked to a casual restaurant, had fresh seafood, and walked back through quiet streets — it felt peaceful and real.

📸 Photography & Light Explorations

Because Ureki is less crowded than major tourist hubs, getting nice photos was easier: beach with fewer crowds, sand with dark colour, sea calm. Staying at the hotel allowed early morning walk when light was soft and fewer people around.

My Tip

Book 2 – 3 nights rather than just one; beach stays benefit from a loose schedule: beach in morning, nap/relax midday, short walk later, nice dinner, restful stay. Hotel Anna Ureki provided just that.

Why We Recommend Hotel Anna Ureki

Here’s a summary of why this hotel earns a strong recommendation:

1. Excellent location near beach – A 4-minute walk to Ureki Beach is a huge plus. (Booking.com)
2. Good value & comfort – Strong guest reviews for price, cleanliness and location.
3. Relaxed seaside town stay – Ureki offers a more tranquil seaside option compared to major resorts.
4. Flexible and local experience – The hotel feels personal, comfortable and suited for explorers rather than just sun-lounging.
5. Great for beach seekers & nature lovers – With black-sand beach, sea air and local ambience, it’s tailor-made for a few days of coastal unwind.

If you’re planning a visit to Georgia’s Black Sea coast and you want comfort + beach access + local character, Hotel Anna Ureki is a very good pick.

FAQ – Hotel Anna Ureki

1. Is breakfast included?
Yes — guests mention breakfast is provided and the hosts are helpful. (Booking.com)
2. How far is the hotel from the beach?
Approximately a 4-minute walk according to listing. (Booking.com)
3. Does the hotel offer parking?
Yes — free private parking is listed. (Booking.com)
4. Are rooms equipped with air-conditioning and WiFi?
Yes — air-conditioning and free WiFi are included in many rooms. (Booking.com)
5. Is the hotel suitable for families?
Yes — reviews mention families, friendly hosts, quiet environment, and the beach being family-friendly. (Booking.com)
6. What’s the best time to visit Ureki?
Late spring through early autumn will offer good beach weather; the unique black sand is enjoyable any time with mild climate.
7. Are pets allowed?
In the listing I saw the property states “Pets are not allowed.” (Booking.com)
8. Does the hotel’s listing mention any specific payment or policy details?
Yes — the listing notes “Payment only in cash” (for some rooms) and free cancellation varies. Guests should read their specific booking conditions. (Booking.com)

Conclusion: Should You Book This Stay?

If you’re planning a Black Sea coast portion of your Georgia trip and want a comfortable, well-located base for a few beach days, then Hotel Anna Ureki is an excellent option. It ticks the boxes for beach proximity, local charm, value and ease of access — especially if your style is more about exploring, relaxing and soaking in local life rather than staying locked into a resort complex.

From my stay I walked early by the beach, returned to my private balcony, relaxed in the late afternoon, enjoyed dinner at a seaside café, and woke up refreshed. This is the kind of stay that gives you both comfort and memory.

👉 Ready to book your stay?
Check availability and book at Hotel Anna Ureki on Booking.com and prepare for a pleasant seaside stay in Ureki, Georgia.