Chateau Eniseli

Very nice location in the wine district, near the mountains. There is a hike up to some ruins nearby that are very nice. The hotel owners were incredibly nice, welcoming and helpful. The food was also really good, and the rooms are nice and clean.

Ikke noe

Chateu Eniseli is a quiet place suitable for everyone looking for a peaceful stay in Kakheti far from the hustle and bustle of the city life. The place is a historical winery which adds value to its charm. The breakfast is delicious and is a must if one wants to try homemade local products. The personnel in the face of the owner was very friendly. Don’t forget to taste the wine produced in the factory and the Eniseli brandy which were up to the snuff. Location is close to almost all local tourist sights. Just keep in mind that dinner is also provided but has to be booked a couple of hours in advance as the place doesn’t have restaurant but rather offers a homemade food.

I love this place! Been here twice this summer. There is no other place like it. My family loved it. My dog ​​wanted to stay here forever. Very quiet, atmospheric place. It's like being in your own chateau. Everything is quiet and peaceful. The staff is friendly, the breakfast was phenomenal every time with a variety of homemade diary and bread. I wish them prosperity!

This is more than a guest house is a sort of museum and a part itself of the history of georgian Wine. If you want a new and modern place this is not the place for you.... if you want to visit a of a retro style residence with an annexed winery this is the right place. Staff is super friendly and will tell you about the story of their wines, of the winery and the family that manage the entire estate. It worth at stay in Chateau Eniseli. ps: breakfast is super huge!

I give a 9 out of 10 in comparison with the average offer of hotels in the region.

The quality of the meals available was superb - delicious local dishes with local produce. In house wines were available for tasting and for sale - great quality wines. A takeaway breakfast was prepared for us on the day that we had to leave early, otherwise breakfast was available from 09:00. Our hostess gave a guided tour of the vinyard and wine production areas - very interesting and not industrial scale.

If you were travelling with small children, this venue would work well, but you would need to self cater an early breakfast (before 0900). The bathroom was quite basic.

Can't specify one single thing Everything was just perfect Mary did everything to make it a wonderful stay for us

We spent four wonderful days at this beautiful chateau, and it was truly a memorable experience. The place has a rich history, which is carefully preserved in an exhibition. I highly recommend looking at the photo album of Nino Jorjadze, taken during World War I, and reading about her remarkable family. The house and winery buildings are lovely, surrounded by greenery, and give off the feeling of an aristocratic past. The host was very welcoming and attentive, and the homemade food was delicious, prepared by local women who likely live in the nearby village. Their cooking added authentic local flavors and that made our stay even more warm. We will definitely return!

The hotel itself is very nice and good value for money. It is in a quiet area, has lovely grounds and is seeped in history. Our hostess was incredibly sweet and helpful in giving us tips for the area catered to our wishes. You can also have dinner and breakfast which are both delicious. We had a wonderful time here and would definitely recommend anyone to stay here as well! Bonus point: Amy the German Shepard