Chateau Eniseli

I loved this place. Very othentic and historical items around. Far from the main tourist attraction.Merry host us with alot of passion and love for the place

This is a real hidden gem! Amazing atmosphere of the place full of history, beautiful nature and the warmest people. Dear Marry is the absolutely wonderful host, she helped us a lot and made our stay the one to remember! A special Thank You to the women preparing the food: it is impossible to describe, you have to try both, the breakfast and the dinner! Everything is very clean and super comfortable. Highly recommended place! We will definitely be back

the place is wonderful, a little piece of paradise! the atmosphere is calm and serene and everything was lovely clean and generous. i was hosted very kindly by the owner and staff who were super friendly and warmly hospitable!

A paradise on earth. Truly expectional in every way. It's a place you go to enjoy life. The place is as beautiful as it gets. The food, both dinner and breakfast, was wonderful, and their wine one of the best we've had in Georgia, top of the line!! Also, a big shout out to the people working there who did their absolut best to welcome us and make us feel comfortable. Thank you to everyone!!

Nothing. If you can find something bad in a place like this you have to search in you what is making you unhappy in life.

Real charm of the countryside chateauAbsolutely friendly and helpful hostHe made a tour through the wineryDelicious local meals

I love this place!Been here twice this summer.There is no other place like it.My family loved it. My dog ​​wanted to stay here forever.Very quiet, atmospheric place. It's like being in your own chateau. Everything is quiet and peaceful.The staff is friendly, the breakfast was phenomenal every time with a variety of homemade diary and bread.I wish them prosperity!

This is more than a guest house is a sort of museum and a part itself of the history of georgian Wine.If you want a new and modern place this is not the place for you.... if you want to visit a of a retro style residence with an annexed winery this is the right place.Staff is super friendly and will tell you about the story of their wines, of the winery and the family that manage the entire estate.It worth at stay in Chateau Eniseli.ps: breakfast is super huge!

I give a 9 out of 10 in comparison with the average offer of hotels in the region.

The quality of the meals available was superb - delicious local dishes with local produce. In house wines were available for tasting and for sale - great quality wines. A takeaway breakfast was prepared for us on the day that we had to leave early, otherwise breakfast was available from 09:00. Our hostess gave a guided tour of the vinyard and wine production areas - very interesting and not industrial scale.

If you were travelling with small children, this venue would work well, but you would need to self cater an early breakfast (before 0900). The bathroom was quite basic.

We spent four wonderful days at this beautiful chateau, and it was truly a memorable experience. The place has a rich history, which is carefully preserved in an exhibition. I highly recommend looking at the photo album of Nino Jorjadze, taken during World War I, and reading about her remarkable family.The house and winery buildings are lovely, surrounded by greenery, and give off the feeling of an aristocratic past. The host was very welcoming and attentive, and the homemade food was delicious, prepared by local women who likely live in the nearby village. Their cooking added authentic local flavors and that made our stay even more warm.We will definitely return!

The hotel itself is very nice and good value for money. It is in a quiet area, has lovely grounds and is seeped in history. Our hostess was incredibly sweet and helpful in giving us tips for the area catered to our wishes. You can also have dinner and breakfast which are both delicious. We had a wonderful time here and would definitely recommend anyone to stay here as well! Bonus point: Amy the German Shepard

staying here is a wonderful experience, jumbo huge rooms with huge beds, delicious breakfast with natural products. upon arrival we were waiting for wine tasting and a walk through the old vineyard.

I was looking for a quiet place with beautiful nature, and I found more - an interesting centuries-old history, home comfort and hospitality, a working production and wonderful wine

Beautiful place. Friendly staff. Great wines and very nice dinner. Dogs allowed. Place i feel like home!!

Nice quiet hotel in the countryside out of town.Friendly staff who are helpful.Good meals including breakfast.A relaxed attitude, so don't expect things to be done in a hurry.Nice sized rooms, with good sized ensuite.

The property was marvelous, the food was very good, the chief who was managing the property when the manager was at the absence along our stay was very nice and helpful, moreover the host was in touch on WhatsApp and replied very fast if we had any questions. The beds were very comfortable! The golden hour&sunsets were truly amazing. The area is pretty big and it has a very remarkable history, the winery tour was also amazing. Thank you very much for your hospitality and our longtime emotions. That place gave us warm moments - that is priceless!

The bathroom facilities: very poor flush.Not about the property, but worth to mention: As we travelled with our dog, he caught lots of ticks: Kakheti is very green with grass and trees so it’s better to leave your doggos with nanny or put a quadruple prevention.

Fantastic place if you want to enjoy nature and silence. Thank you Misho for the warm welcome with best Georgian brandy and possibility to touch history in one of the oldest wineries in Georgia. A beautiful place in the Alazani Valley near the mountainous region. The hotel is surrounded by historical sites, attractions and wineries. Breathtaking views of the mountains.

All was good

Cosy hotel with old charm. Welcoming, friendly and helpful staff. Delicious breakfast. Make sure to check out the 19th century wine cellar complete with historic treasures. The estate belongs to Jorjadze family. Nino Jorojadze was Georgia's first woman photographer and the first woman wartime photographer from WWI.

More/brighter lights within the room would have been nicer.

The Eniseli Chateau is one of the oldest wine places in the country and it has an amazing history, which the welcoming guy told us while visiting the cellar and the premises. It is really a great place to stay, the dinner we had was great (traditional Georgian cuisine) and we had the luck of being invited to the table of the owner too afterwards who offered us the house wines and showed us the legendary Georgian hospitality and friendliness. The room, bathroom, breakfast etc. were all great, it's really a nice place to stay for a couple of nights or more while visiting the Kakheti area. Also chilling on the hammocks in the front garden was great. Lovely place, totally recommended!

This was by far our best stay during our 2 week trip in Georgia, and that says something! This place breathes history and authenticity (unlike many other touristic places that are mushrooming in the kacheti region at the moment). The wine they have been producing there since 19th century is one of the best we have tasted in Georgia, the food that they cooked for us was exquisite, and the room and garden very comfortable. Don’t miss out on this one!

That we had to go :)

Wonderful and calm chateau in the middle of the Kakheti wine region. The proprietor did a wonderful job at showing us the winery and malinthe winr tasting. Also dinner and breakfast were excellent.

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