Shalvaseuli marani - Guesthouse

The hosts were great! We got some cake and a great mint tea. There was a place to park which we used. Also I can't forget to mention the breakfast which was exceptional! Great experience.

A little difficult to find, there should be some kind of sign.

Very welcoming, friendly and helpful hosts. They served us delicious breakfast and helped with advice on interesting places to visit and travel around the country.

First of all this was the our least stay place and the best one over all in Georgia during our 15 days trip. Mr. Beso allow us to understand real Georgian tradition in Imereti region. He know all details about the local culture. His home is like heaven on the world. His house like a living museum to keep the tradison to the new generations. His breakfast was like a gastronomic selection from the valley as cheese, honeys, jams, breads, sweets, teas, sauces, meats.... Thank you Mr. Beso allow us to see the real Georgian tradion with your big heart. We would like to visit again this wonderful place again.

Beso and his dauter were very welcoming. They took us to know the area and helped. The breakfast was just perfect!! So tasty and diversed. Highly reccomended!!

The owner and his daughters are very kind and welcoming. On arrival, we were treated to scones, tea and homegrown organic tomatoes and cucumber. In the evening, the children all went to play volleyball and frisbee. The toilet and shower room is very neat. There is the option of making your own coffee and tea. The garden has beautiful vines, organic crops and chickens running around. In the morning, we got a very extensive and excellent breakfast with scrambled eggs, sausages, jam, bread, cakes, local cheese and various other local dishes. All this was served in the dedicated wine room. Dinner is 125 GEL, but we did not take advantage of it. This Guesthouse is excellent value for money and highly recommended!

The family room with four beds is a bit old and messy. The location is a bit tricky to find as the directions in Google Maps are a few kilometres too far east.

The host was truly welcoming and really friendly, even showing us his vineyard and wine press. The room was spacious and had a nostalgic feel in a beautiful traditional Imeretian house. The dinner was well worth the 110 gel for the four of us as it was delicious, varied, super filling and complete with homemade wine and the strongest chacha we've tasted. The breakfast was huuuuge and the best we've had in Georgia (heck, maybe ever). The shower was also super nice and perfect after a long day on the road. The location might be a bit removed but it's really scenic, authentic and peaceful.

As the house is quite old, the floors can be quite squeaky, especially if there are people staying above you. But it definitely wasn't a big problem for us, especially after all that wine and chacha :D

This is a homely hotel in some small village that we took on the way to Kazbegi. The owner of the hotel was charming and inviting, he prepared us a dinner of local food with his own hands. Gave us tips about the rest of our trip.

Nice house in a small vilage in an agrarian region. Extremly friendly and caring host. He was able to organize an improvised dinner. (There is no restaurant in the vilage) This turned out into a very pleasant evening during which we learned a lot about Georgia, its history and present. We also tasted the home made wines and learn about its production.