The prices were so good and the host was so friendly. I like the place. It's a comfortable place for a couple and optimal with the student's income. It is also very close to hiking road. I would definitely recommend that place
The most horrifying accomodation we stayed in Georgia so far. The experience started by climbing uphill leaving all the nice accomodations of Kazbegi behind. It was hard to find the accomodation due to no sign and the abandoned look of the place. Two angry dogs greeted us with loud barking at the entrance. However, the owner did not greet but looked antipathetic. The first room had awful smell (maybe dog pee?). I wanted to leave the place immediately, but my wife was too tired to find another place (after climbing uphill for this cramped thing), so we requested to change room. The new room had better smell, but wasn't cleaned recently and featured worn out dusty furniture. The hairs and leftovers of food on the unwashed bed linen were just the bonus. For adding fun, also the drain hole of the shower (shower head located just above the toilet) was blocked, so we enjoyed deep swimming pool in the toilet/bathroom when we took shower. If all that was not enough, the room has curtains thiner than extra thin paper, which could see through. Hence the sun light through them provided early morning "wake up call" and together with the dogs barking nonstop - guaranteed no night sleep. Of course that almost no English was spoken by the unseen owner. We knew from other accomodations the generous Georgian hospitality and the fantastic home cooked meals. Unfortunately, none of these existed here. This place can be compared only to some truly dodgy accomodations I experienced as a backpacker in India. It should bare FDA alert for non existant hygiene. Indeed we paid only 35 GEL, but even less than that would still be too much for this no level.
