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"This is one of the best places I've stayed in a long time. The room is new and very clean, there is hot and cold drinking water in the foyer, and the views out the window are world class. It can be a little hard to find, but after you see the 10 Stefatsminda sign, go into the metal door (see photos). The photo of Gergeti Trinity Church I included was taken from the room. It's incredible. I have only good things to say about this place. It's amazing."

"Because it was listed as the only 5-star hotel in Kazbek on Ctrip, I booked it. After checking in, it felt more like a self-built motel. Environment: A single building with a small gravel path and an open area in front of the balcony, also covered in gravel and weeds. The hotel is new, and there's a noticeable renovation smell. Cleanliness: Given its newness, it's quite good. Facilities: The room and bathroom are both decent-sized, about 20 square meters overall, but the sink is cramped and won't fit a woman's makeup bag. The balcony is also narrow. View: Seeing many reviews comparing it to Rooms, I think the view of Mount Kazbek is quite different; it's noticeably smaller, and there's a barrier in front. Service: The owner was quite welcoming, but the breakfast was limited and simple, and the taste was average. I can only say that I had something non-salty at lunch."

"The hotel in the small town of Kazbeki is located on the hillside and the Kazbek Mountain is far away. Checking in on the evening of September 22, the hotel is a single building, standardized rooms and facilities, simple and bright, the weather is cold, but the floor heating is warm. Breakfast is specially prepared for four of us, which is great! There are parking spaces and elevators. Recommended stay."

"The room was pretty standard, but the view was absolutely breathtaking. Honestly, all the stars are for the view. Stepping outside to see snow-capped mountains and enjoying a meal right at their foot was truly incredible, making it completely worth the price. The beds in the twin room were quite small, and the shower was pretty bad – the water temperature kept swinging between hot and cold, making it almost impossible to get a comfortable setting. However, these minor drawbacks don't spoil the overall experience, and I'd still highly recommend staying here. The breakfast spread was generous, and the food from their restaurant was also excellent, definitely worth trying."

"This was the first guesthouse I chose in Kazbekistan. The location was actually quite good; it was very close to the minibus station and other public transportation hubs, about a 10-minute walk. There was also a market nearby, seemingly unremarkable from the outside, perched on a high platform. Many tourists bought food and water there because there weren't many restaurants, making it difficult to choose. The main advantage was the location. Lying in bed watching the sky slowly turn red and rise was incredibly pleasant. This place didn't have an elevator, and the soundproofing was terrible. With guests checking in at night and early risers in the morning, you could hear a lot of noise, waking me up. You can't expect too much from a guesthouse."

"The owner is very kind. It was my bad day but the owner made me happy. I didn't bring any cash but the owner took me to the ATM and stopped by the supermarket for me to buy some food. I highly recommend this place. The owner even lit the fireplace for me. It's a warm place and you can cook. The owner is a kind and lovely person. I am very happy to stay here!"

"Style, cozy mini-hotel, view from the window, mountain 😍🔥, 10 minutes walk to the center. There is a kitchen-table where you can drink tea cafe, warm your food, cook something simple, eat Administrator Lali is attentive, friendly, charming and hospitality. Thanks to Lali and the hotel owner for the pleasant impressions"

"We were traveling from Georgia to Russia and needed a hotel before the border crossing so we could spend the night, shower, have breakfast, freshen up, and then cross the border safely in the morning. The hotel was perfect for all of this. We arrived late in the evening and were checked in quickly. It's a shame the receptionist didn't speak Russian (oh well). The room was warm, the bed was comfortable, and there was hot water—what else could you want? We woke up in the morning to a stunning view from the window—mountains, snow, and more mountains! The breakfast was wonderful; it seemed we were the only guests that day; they prepared it especially for us. We asked for some lunchboxes for the trip, and they gave us a ton of extra food—superb! The only downside is that there's no power outlet outside; we were driving an electric car, so it would have been useful. A 220V outlet would cost $10."

"The view of Mt. Kazbegi from the hotel room was so good. Especially the night view of the Gergetti tsminda Sameva Church was fantastic. On the day I returned to Tbilisi, it snowed too much on the Zbari pass and the passage was cut off. I was able to walk from Kobi to Gudauri by cable car, so I was able to come to Tbilisi safely. I was lucky. There's no picture."