Hotels With Wi-Fi in Kakheti, Georgia

"Family trip! The swimming pool(inside and outside )is amazing, and the kids had a great time! All facilities are kept clean. The front desk staff are very friendly and helpful. However, The lift is being fixed during our stay, so climbing the stairs was quite tiring. If you have any health issues or have heavy luggages, check in advance whether the elevator has been fixed. (Hotel staff will help you to move your luggages if you need) Also, the Wi-Fi signal was weak on the fourth floor. Everything else was excellent."

"The hotel bedding is the best in Georgia I have ever stayed in. The other places are five-star, which is not as good as here. The environment is good, but the traffic is inconvenient to reach. There is no charge to take a taxi from Tbilisi to the town of Gurjaani, and the same goes for the return journey. Buying wine at the winery is not expensive and can't be bought anywhere else! Breakfast in Georgia is almost not very good."

"I had a nice stay with great amenities, beautiful grounds, a delicious breakfast, and a comfortable bed. However, the service upon arrival and check-in could be more welcoming, and the WiFi signal was weak."

"The free extra bed was nice, but the price is ridiculously high! In a country where the average wage is only 5,000 RMB, a Holiday Inn in a moderately located location costs 750 RMB with breakfast included. And the breakfast is very basic, just like Holiday Inn Express. Don't stay here unless absolutely necessary!"

"The owner is very nice. This place is mainly a restaurant with a few guest rooms. Her outdoor dining table is very comfortable and has a great view. You can take pictures of the entire town of Sighnaghi. It's not far from the town center of Sighnaghi, just a 10-minute walk. The best part is that the food is delicious."

"Before coming to Georgia, I wasn't particularly interested in wine estates, but during my research, Tsinandali really caught my attention. I scoured Xiaohongshu for posts about the Tsinandali Estate, and now it's my turn to give back. 1. Everyone's impression of it: My chartered driver and guide, whenever I mentioned staying in Tsinandali, everyone would give a thumbs-up. For somewhat reserved Georgians, this seemed like the highest praise. This further solidified my decision to stay here for two days. 2. On Google Maps, you can see many accommodations with the 'Tsinandali' tag nearby, ranging in different price points. This vast land belongs to the same owner, including the museum, offering options for all budgets. After exploring on foot, the Tsinandali Estate is indeed the best, which I'll elaborate on later. 3. Regarding the service staff on this estate, don't compare the Tsinandali Estate to the usual Radisson hotel service standards. The 'aunties' working on the ground floor and the security guards here are mostly local elderly women and men. Perhaps this is the owner's care for former tenants. Aside from the younger staff, most of the older generation don't understand English, even simple words like 'water' or 'bye-bye.' But that doesn't diminish my positive feelings towards them. Things you can do here: 1. The hotel has a hidden room in the -1 basement. Go find it yourself; it's like Platform 4.1/3 from Harry Potter. 2. The hotel's lighting design is absolutely stunning. You could compile an album of the lights, I'm waiting for it! 3. The hotel offers Russian steam baths and wine baths + massages. Compared to five-star hotels in China, the prices here are definitely worth it. I tried to book on the same day but couldn't get an appointment. I bought a swimsuit and went to the steam room after swimming. You can see various massage and steaming services in the pictures. 4. The welcoming dog at the entrance – I wish someone would tell me its name. In the morning, I told it I was going to the museum, and it followed me closely, constantly looking back to make sure I was keeping up. It led me directly to the ticket office. It definitely understands Chinese! 5. You can book cooking classes here, masterclasses, and various culinary workshops. The prices are appealing, but they require a minimum of two people. 6. You can visit the museum and also enjoy wine. There's a free guided tour. Admission is 10 Lari, and with 3 glasses of wine, it's 25 Lari. If you chat with the old gentleman about what kind of wine you like, he'll let you taste them all, not limited to three glasses. I prefer sweet wine, and he let me taste a 2018 bottle. You can ask him to open it for you to take back to your room. Bought it, drank it, happy! 7. There are other vineyard tours available, requiring a minimum of 4 people and lasting about 3 hours. There are also specialized wine tasting courses. The prices are all reasonable; I've posted pictures, so you can take your time to look them over. 8. Most importantly, rooms 444 and 344 face the snowy mountains (no balcony). You can try to request these room types. The views from all rooms are great. I didn't want a room near the elevator, so I ended up with a corner room, but the view was unbeatable. The rooftop pool also faces the snowy mountains. There are loungers on the top floor; grab a bottle of red wine, and life feels truly worthwhile! 9. Oh, and hotel massages must be booked in advance. They offer excellent value for money."

"Oh... this is the most amazing hotel in recent years. Travel and change hotels often. I love shower places. I was struck by the neat repair with attention to detail, everything super neatly, in the room a stunning solution with textile and a bunch of windows around the circle. It looks incrediblely stylish. Very green yard , you can have dinner in a restaurant and there just huge portions and incredible prices. + was super pleasant service. Breakfast is neat and pleasant fresh . We took an economic room, there was very little room in the bathroom, the leak in the shower is not an eye , but all these shortcomings didn't even want to see, all the rest overlaid with the lichwa. Next time we just take the room more. On the photo the hotel is worse than it is actually! It is boutique!!!!!!!!! And the style is not instagram-cold, but a pleasant cosy. We are just with her husband in delight!!!!!!! He even on Google cards he marked himself to remember him. I love hotels and carefully select them, but to be so pleased ..... For a long time, very long ago, have not experienced such joy, more than a year, in travels on 3-4 month in the year"

"Because I was going to Tsnandali Estate to listen to the concert, the Manor Hotel was fully booked. We drove by ourselves. His family provided parking, so I chose this hotel. The room was large, the bathroom was large, and there was a narrow strip balcony. There is an open-air swimming pool downstairs. The food is generally the same."