셰키 파크(Sheki Park)

Sheki Park is some 10km outside Sheki, so you will need transport to town. It is surrounded by stunning, lush green mountains and offers 2 styles of accommodation : the hotel itself with standard rooms and garden chalets. Although I was traveling solo, I somehow got huge chalet #16 (is the main hotel for group tours ?) ; an entry hall, large bedroom, large bathroom, full kitchen and lounge area and outdoor terrace. The TV offers a few hundred channels, but nothing English. Outside is a slightly dilapidated playground and a huge pool, which is empty and green with algae. Breakfast is served on the top floor of the main hotel in a massive, sterile room and this is where you see the busloads of group tours pushing around the buffet. The choice of food is rather poor : no fresh juice, no fresh eggs (only hard boiled), instant coffee only, hard dry bread. I did enjoy the delicious dairy products of yoghurt and kaymak.

We stayed only one night as part of a group tour of the caucuses. It is some way out of Sheki. It has its own grounds to walk in, a pool and play areas. Rooms and bathrooms were of the normal standard and the buffet breakfast menu had plenty of choice.

Excellent hotel, 8 km for the city centre. By my opinion, If you stay in Sheki, you'd better to find chilled, more silent place a bit far from the city. Transfer from, and to the city is cheap by taxi. If you're looking for this type of accomodation, Sheki Park is a No1. choice. Spacious, and perfectly equipped, superclean rooms, Great wifi, superb breakfast, big pool in a well maintained garden. I don't think you'd need for anything else. Staff is also OK, price is correct! Nothing to complain.