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"We had a fantastic stay at this beautiful hotel, where the rooms were just as stunning. The culinary experience was a definite highlight; we enjoyed a cracking menu at both lunch and dinner, complemented by a nice breakfast that offered a great mix of buffet and made-to-order options. The wine tasting was a real pleasure, featuring a delightful selection of pre-selected local wines. This was perfectly paired with an incredibly interesting tour that delved into the rich history of winemaking in Georgia, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions. While we felt the tour was a tiny bit rushed, leaving us wishing for more detail, the silver lining was it meant we got to the wine tasting quicker! Overall, a truly memorable and highly recommended experience. "

"Excellent hotel"

"Outstanding staff and customer service. The location is fantastic and ideally located to explore and experience Paris."

"They turned off the water at 12 pm noon while i was all foamed, in the shower, that’s their checkout sign i guess, never heard that anywhere in the world, ruined my morning. "

"Very good location, excellent staff"

"Incredible location and stay!!"

"The warmest welcome and absolutely lovely, dedicated staff. Our suite was beautifully appointed, bed and chairs so comfortable, and absolutely everything we needed. Loved sitting out reading by the pool. Located next to the main square which has some free parking, and convenient for all attractions, including the fantastic Badia restaurant. Breakfast at the hotel more than adequate. Dinner here (the Doli restaurant) is a delightful experience, and the staff really know their wine as well as their delicious Georgian cuisine. Oh, and they had a very friendly cat there too!"

"The place is amazing and breathtaking. I had my wedding there, and it was absolutely beautiful. The food was delicious, and the wine was the best we’ve ever had. The rooms were perfect. The only downside was that the elevator wasn’t working during our stay, and the waiters could use more training."