Most amazing place. Wonderful people. Totally worth the 20 min drive in nowheresville to get there. Wish we had time to stay a few days. But in our 16 hour stay we enjoyed 2 nice meals, a late night swim and sauna in what was like a private pool just for us (early June), and the next morning the winery director did a tasting of several of their wines, sharing interesting details of how they are made and brought us to the winery to show us around.

Wifi wasn't too great and sometimes disconnected. Confusing to find. The turn to their place is a few hundred meters father than where it shows on waze and Google maps.

Beautiful property with very spacious rooms. The rooms in old building are extremely characterful and special. Good cleanliness throughout. Huge, comfortable beds. Blackout curtains for early morning light. Staff very friendly. Bonus facilities like indoor pool, access to river, nice spaces for socialising outside. Fantastic selection at breakfast. All very tasty.

Evening meal in restaurant felt pricey, and not quite to our taste. Wine was good though.

This was a truly unique experience to stay in an old Georgian house smelling the wood and hearing the birds and frogs living around! The food was delicious, the room and bathroom were super clean, and we were amazed by two friendly labradors Tommy and Bobby chilling in the spacious yard. In general, the place is perfect for a family weekend and even for a corporate event.

Hidden gem set in a beautiful area between vineyards and mountains, just a 30 minute drive from Kutaisi. The rooms, even though very new, have a lovely vintage character and are extremely comfortable (great bed, beautiful bathroom with a spa feel to it). The staff, including the receptionist and waitress (Nia) were genuinely kind and helpful (not a given in Georgia). Our only regret is not having staid longer. Definitely worth to stay here a few nights if you are around Kutaisi by car.

The hotel could be more pro-active in informing guests about activities around the hotel, including their winery. We would have liked to visit, but it was unclear if the winery is open for public and if the hotel organizes visits. The restaurant is a bit canteen-like, could be made cozier.

We booked this hotel as a treat to the end of our month stay in Georgia. It cost approximately 3 times what we paid in other places, but we read such good reviews about the hospitality of the hotel that we thought it was worth it. Our room was a lovely large room, with a fireplace and a modern bathroom. Unfortunately, the room was over looked by the 3 story new build, which spoiled the view. It is a shame that the new build is not in keeping with the old Georgian architecture of the rest of the site. On the ground floor there is a sterile dining room, where the waiters seemed to be unable to make a coffee (instant coffee only available) or deliver breakfast on time or get our bill correct - let alone give us a tour of the winery or show us how to make bread (which other reviewers described). The dinner was nice, usual Georgian menu, wine was fine, but expensive, 60 gel for 5 tasting glasses of wine (no wine menu or prices seemed to be available). Based on the reviews we went in with very high expectations of the property, which probably meant we were slightly disappointed with the new developments and lack of hospitality/training of the staff. We did have a lovely stay, but be cautious of the review more than 2 months old as they don’t reflect the current experience of the site. Only wished we visited this place a couple of months earlier !

It is a family-run hotel with a big yard and a garden right by the river. Impeccable design and decor, high quality materials, great food and wine, views, comfortable beds, lovely bathroom (and the shower that did not leak! a major bonus for Georgia); peace and quiet, birds singing in the morning.. When they learned it was my birthday, they organised a special surprise. Cool.

A chair or two in the room would've been helpful. But the main building is newly opened, hopefully they plan to add them soon. The food in the restaurant is pricey (though delicious!).

Room was in a traditional old Georgian house. All in wood (including the shower plate!), very suggestive and very comfortable. A place where to stay a week, and read Checov, drink wine, and have a lovely time with your spouse / partner. Silent, quiet, and beautiful.

Wi-fi had a very poor reception, and we were given the password only the morning after arriving. Not their fault-fault, we didn't ask, but there was no indication in the room. And still, even with password on, connection was very poor. Breakfast was overpriced.

Excellent little boutique winery, with fabulous staff including a few who spoke great English which helped. The wine is super yummy and awesome food both dinner and breakfast. Very welcoming to families with little kids, who adored the puppy labradors. What a charming place. New modern and amazing bed. We really appreciated the dedication of Armaz and his insight into the wine, place and general tourist advice, a sincere young man who helps make Sazano Winery great .

Not a bad thing to say!

That's a very interesting place, we stayed in an old wooden traditional house located on a traditional wine yard, there is a restaurant, but food selection is limited by local dishes. You can also taste wine, I really like Otskhanuiri Sapere we have tasted. Overall, interesting and unusual place to stay on a way from Tbilisi to Batumi.

Personally nothing, however my friend wasn't happy with limited furniture in his room, e.g. there was no sofa in his room like in my room.

A lovely island of comfort in the Imereti countryside. Traditional atmosphere and modern comfort. Our suite had a lovely bathroom and comfortable bed. The breakfast was generous and delicious. The staff respond to special requests whenever possible.

The wine tasting is somewhat overpriced for the quality/ number of samples offered.