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Velistsʼikhe
Featuring a garden, shared lounge and views of mountain, Velio Guest House is situated in Velistsʼikhe, 20 km from Ilia Chavchavadze State Museum. Private parking is available on site at this recently renovated property. Boasting family rooms, this property also provides guests with a picnic area.
A continental breakfast is available each morning at the guest house. Guests are welcome to eat in the on-site family-friendly restaurant, which is open for dinner, lunch, brunch and high tea.
Romania
We (3 friends) were stay at Guest House Velio for one day, we met a wonderfull host, a realy great location, quiet, spacious, clean, comfortable with all utilities we neded. The hosts were very friendly, helped us in everything we need, booked for us a wine tasting dinner at Numisi wine cellar, that was a great experience. Also we had a fantastic breakfast. We can only recomand sincerely.
Vazisubani (Near Velistsʼikhe)
Situated in Vazisubani, 24 km from King Erekle II Palace, Vazisubani Estate features accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge. With free WiFi, this 5-star resort offers a 24-hour front desk and a tour desk. Guests can make use of a bar.
Vazisubani Estate offers a children's playground. You can play billiards at the resort.
Kazakhstan
Very authentic hotel with a world class service and cousin.
Gurjaani (Near Velistsʼikhe)
Boasting garden views, GreenGate provides accommodation with a garden, barbecue facilities and a shared lounge, around 19 km from King Erekle II Palace. Featuring a shared kitchen, this property also provides guests with a picnic area. There is an outdoor fireplace and guests can make use of free WiFi and free private parking.
United States of America
Vera and David were incredible hosts, so warm, friendly, and genuine, it felt like they were treating us as their own grandchildren. Out of our two weeks here in Georgia, this was definitely the highlight thanks to them. They told us stories about how they met, how they ended up here, about their children and grandchildren, their thoughts on Georgian culture and history. David showed us his handicraft, he is a very talented man who creates art, wood and cement decorations, music, and more. They treated us with a delicious dinner on our first night here even though it’s not included on the listing, they gave us a tour of their wine cellar, and gave us wine and chacha, and talked with us through the night. When my girlfriend got sick, they gave her medicine and homemade kompot. The breakfast was also great, and when we mentioned that we really liked their homemade sauce, they gave us a whole jar of it. In the morning, Vera gave us a walking tour around the village, showing is a few old churches and ruins. Although the tour is supposed to be paid, she asked no charge for it. Vera and David also helped us to plan our next day in Alazani valley, and even called her daughter to check the status of a road we were planning on taking and suggested an alternative, safer route. The home itself is situated in a village, and its a great way to see a more rural part of Georgia. It has an amazing view of the Caucasus mountains. The home itself is built in large part by David himself, it is very clean and decorated with love and care, you really feel at home when you’re there. The garden outside has many beautiful plants and flowers and a spring, and they have 3 friendly dogs (as well as a parrot). One thing to note is that they only speak Russian and Georgian, so you may need to use a translator otherwise. It was unfortunate that we only stayed for one night, they have return guests and I can definitely see why. We will definitely visit again if we return to Georgia.
