★★★·Sighnaghi·9.3
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Green House (მწვანე სახლი) in Sighnaghi provides an elegant guest‑house experience with a sun‑lit terrace, lush garden, and complimentary Wi‑Fi in public areas. Guests benefit from private check‑in/out, 24‑hour front desk, concierge, laundry, outdoor seating, picnic and barbecue facilities, plus free on‑site parking. The Sighnaghi National Museum is a 6‑minute walk away; Bodbe Monastery lies 3.7 km distant; Tbilisi International Airport is 98 km away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Очаровательное место для отдыха и созерцания природы, со всеми удобствами. Расположение на восток замечательное, +окно во всю стенку на кухне. Фото соответствуют действительности. Понравилось все
Anna·A week ago
The surroundings were beautiful, the location great, the garden was like paradise, and the view was out of this world. It was clear the host cared for the property, and we were warmly welcomed.
Maryla·A month ago
We booked two rooms (there are only two in total) and ended up with the entire area just for ourselves, which was super convenient. The location is good, not far from the center, and the noise is almost unheard of. The owner came to help us light the grill, and we saw him twice. The photos match. The pool is not on the guest house grounds but nearby at the hotel. Entry costs 20 lari per person.
Леонова·A month ago
If you love nature and silence, this place is definitely for you.
Vasyl·A month ago
The hospitality was sincere and the response to any question or request was instant. It felt like you were being welcomed like an old friend. We didn’t have a car, but getting there was no problem: from the bus station in Navtluga it’s 15 lari and 1.5 hours, and you’re already in Signagi. The guest house is within walking distance of the fortress, museum, shops, and a makeshift bus station. The cleanliness is perfect, the design pleasant, and the interior thoughtfully arranged. The air conditioner is silent, the mattress is orthopedic, and there are welcome coffees, teas, and sugar. The place is very cozy, with extra lighting and a panoramic gazebo that offers a stunning valley view. On the slope there’s a well-maintained garden with grapes, pomegranates, laurel, figs, and wild roses. Right at the entrance to our room is a mint patch, great for a tea. The living area is immersed in bright, fragrant, blooming arbors. Just 5–7 meters behind it is a wind- and heat‑protected barbecue area with ready‑to‑light aromatic wood. Owner David was constantly checking in: how did you sleep? How are you feeling? Do you need anything else? For dinner he served us his own grapes, homemade chacha, and “royal” ajika. In the neighboring yard there’s a pool with loungers. One day was too short; book for longer.
Anna·A month ago