1. The place is very picturesque. In the mountains at an altitude of almost 2,000 meters on a plain surrounded by even higher mountains. We were at the very beginning of May and there were certainly not enough greenery. Spring comes to the mountains a little late) 2. The houses themselves are cozy, warm, and spacious. The view from the window is amazing. 3. The cafe is normal. Not wow, but it's not exactly bad either. 4. There is a sauna, but at a strange price. We were told that "1 hour = 130 GEL, but you can pay for 100" We decided to get off the road to relax, asked to melt it, we were told that it would be ready in an hour. We arrive in an hour, and there's nothing ready from the word at all) forgot… They say come back in 40 minutes. We arrived 45 minutes later, and the temperature was 40 degrees. In a Finnish sauna, the norm is 60-80 degrees. We waited another hour for it to get a little warmer. As a result, we somehow warmed up and when we left, the temperature was 55 degrees, not the 60-80 we needed. We sat there for 2 hours. We were charged 150 GEL for this. The unpleasant sediment remained. 5. They offered a horse ride again at a strange price- "for 150 GEL, but you can also do it for 120" The price list is nowhere to be found, and it's as if the numbers are taken out of my head. We refused. 6. Overall, mixed feelings. It doesn't seem to be bad, but somehow everything is unfinished and out of the blue. I wouldn't come back here.

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