Nora guesthouse

I stayed here for one night, and it became a really special memory. I did some laundry, and Nora kindly lit the stove to help my clothes dry faster. She also cooked for us, and in the evening we talked using a translation app. That conversation is something I will remember for a long time. If you enjoy local experiences and warm hospitality, I highly recommend this place. It truly feels warm and welcoming.

It was like visiting my grandmother, hugs and kisses, a big heart that was also placed in every dish we ate, a glorious breakfast more delicious than a 5-star hotel. Nora and her daughter did their utmost to make us feel at home. Highly recommend

I wish I could write a good review too but this was one of the most disappointing accommodations I have had. There was no warm water, the bedroom window didn’t close so it was freezing cold in the bed as well. The host was not exceptionally bad or good either in my opinion, but at least quite friendly. The food was traumatizing. Day old bread, cold Kachapuri and selfmade plum jam was about what I could get. Lunch was basically the same, but I was given an egg which turned out to be raw. For 80 Lari, this seems like a rip-off to me. Hope it gets better though, but I can’t really recommend staying there..