Agra Ushguli

We loved Agra. We stayed for two nights in one of the rooms with plywood walls and it was so beautiful, light filled, and had a lovely view. The food was AMAZING, seriously even if you can’t get a room go eat there. The hosts were so so nice and welcoming and we felt immediately at home after long travels. We loved their dogs Rosie and Bootsky :) can’t recommend enough!

Beautiful family run guest house in small rural village overlooking towers of Ushguli. The rooms and beds are comfortable, and the food is fantastic. Owners shared their homemade cha cha with us, and had wines from around Georgia for sale. It’s in a village with cows and friendly Georgian dogs, fantastic food, comfortable rooms - we absolutely loved our two-night stay!

Friendly service, convenient having a restaurant on site

For the price having a single shared bathroom for all rooms and not including breakfast we felt the price was too high. For breakfast and a coffee budget €10-15/per person per day.

Great food at seemingly the only proper restaurant on the trail. Big room. Really nice bathroom.

One of the people we were with is severely allergic to peanuts. She ordered crepes with Nutella after carefully confirming the Nutella didn’t have peanuts. After biting into the crepe, she immediately tasted peanuts. It turned out that peanut butter was in the crepe, despite not being listed on the menu! It was almost a disaster. The staff were helpful to avert the disaster, but take care if you have allergies! Our bedroom had a huge skylight, which was beautiful, but it’s a bit strange — makes the room very hot, almost impossible to take a nap, and no way to darken the room after about 5:30am when the sun starts to light up the sky.