My Georgian village — Guest House in Kakheti, Georgia

In short

My Georgian Village is a small country-estate hotel in the Sagarejo district of Kakheti, about 40 minutes by road from Tbilisi, according to the hotel. It is run as a family business combining a five-suite boutique hotel, a small winery, a restaurant and a bakery on one rural property. The hotel describes itself as a base for exploring eastern Georgia, offering its own guided day tours, wine tastings, a rooftop bar, a pool and space for weddings, family celebrations and corporate retreats.

The building and its history

The hotel presents itself as a “country estate” and describes its accommodation as being arranged in the style of “a quintessentially Georgian house.” The official site does not publish an architect’s name, a construction date, or details of the property’s earlier use, so no dated history can be given here. The estate sits in the Sagarejo district of Kakheti, an area long associated with vineyards and rural homesteads, and the hotel’s own framing of the property — a working winery and bakery attached to a small number of guest suites — is consistent with that rural Kakhetian setting rather than with any stated former institutional or industrial use.

• No dated timeline of construction or conversion is published on the official website.

Rooms and suites

The hotel says it has five private suites, referred to collectively as “My Georgian House.” Each suite is arranged over a duplex layout that separates the living space from the bedrooms, with a living room, two bedrooms and two bathrooms per suite, according to the hotel. The living rooms are described as featuring travertine flooring, with interiors using what the hotel calls “golden hues and strong textures” drawing on classical Georgian tones. Each suite also has a kitchenette, a fridge and a TV. The site does not list separate named room categories beyond this single suite type, nor does it specify individual views, though the estate’s rural Kakheti setting is the stated context for all five suites.

Restaurants, bars and venues

All-day relaxing lounge — The hotel describes this as an all-day lounge space on the property, available to guests throughout the day as a relaxing common area.

Restaurant — The hotel operates an on-site restaurant serving Georgian cuisine, which the site describes in general terms as part of the estate’s offer alongside breakfasts, dinners and cuisine master-classes for guests.

Traditional bread bakery — The estate includes what the hotel calls a “traditional bread bakery,” baking bread on site as part of the property’s food offering.

Rooftop bar — The hotel describes a rooftop bar on the property with what it calls “far reaching views” over the surrounding countryside.

In addition to these venues, the hotel operates its own small winery, producing wine from Rkatsiteli, Mtsvane, Kisi and Saperavi grapes grown in Kakheti, along with a traditionally distilled chacha. The site states that grapes for Rkatsiteli and Saperavi come from vineyards in Burdiani, Sagarejo district; Mtsvane grapes come from the Manavi special zone, also in Sagarejo district; and Kisi grapes come from Babaneuri, in the Akhmeta district. All four wines are fermented and aged in stainless steel barrels and are, according to the hotel, natural and unfiltered. The homepage states that wine tastings are offered to guests as part of the stay.

Wellness, pool and fitness

The hotel lists a pool as part of the estate’s facilities, described on the About page alongside the lounge, restaurant, bakery and rooftop bar. No spa, gym or separate wellness facilities are mentioned on the official site. The tours page refers to on-site or arranged master-classes in yoga, among other activities such as golf, horse riding, felting and photography, which guests can book as part of the estate’s activity programme.

Meetings and events

The hotel positions itself as a venue for weddings, stating that it works closely with couples on the details of their celebration. It also hosts what it calls “Family Celebrations,” including birthdays, anniversaries and family get-togethers. For corporate groups, the hotel says it can accommodate business events lasting several days, with accommodation for up to 20 guests on the estate itself and additional options nearby for larger groups, pitching the property as a retreat setting away from a conventional office environment.

Awards and memberships

No awards, ratings or industry memberships are stated on the official website.

Prices and booking

The official website does not publish room rates; a “Package prices” link is provided on the tours page for tour-related costs, but specific nightly rates for the suites are not stated. The hotel can be contacted directly by phone or email for bookings, and the site states that check-in is available 24/7.

Location and getting there

The hotel’s address is given as 6, Marjanishvili Street, Sagarejo, Georgia, placing it in the Sagarejo district of the Kakheti region rather than in Tbilisi itself. The hotel describes its position as “just outside of Tbilisi” and states on its tours page that Tbilisi is about 40 minutes away by road, which the hotel presents as an advantage for avoiding city traffic when visiting nearby landmarks. The site does not specify a drive time to Tbilisi International Airport, nor does it list specific landmarks within walking distance, describing the setting instead as a rural country estate used as a base for day trips to places such as Sighnaghi, Telavi, Tsinandali, Gremi, Nekresi, David Gareja, Mtskheta, Uplistsikhe, Ananuri and Kazbegi.

Good to know

• Check-in is available 24/7, according to the hotel.
• The hotel offers airport transfers as part of its guest services.
• Breakfasts, dinners, wine tastings and Georgian cuisine master-classes are offered to guests.
• The property includes a small working winery producing Rkatsiteli, Mtsvane, Kisi and Saperavi wines, plus chacha.
• Guided day tours to Kakheti and wider Georgian landmarks are organised directly by the hotel.
• Corporate groups can be accommodated for multi-day retreats, with on-site capacity for up to 20 guests.
• Activity master-classes offered include golf, horse riding, yoga, felting and photography.
• Contact is available by phone (+995 599 516417 / +995 32 219 35 21) or email (mygeorgianvillage@gmail.com).

Questions travellers ask

How many rooms does My Georgian Village have?

The hotel states it has five private suites, each built as a duplex with a living room, two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Is My Georgian Village in Tbilisi or in Kakheti?

The hotel’s address is 6, Marjanishvili Street, Sagarejo, Georgia, placing it in the Sagarejo district of Kakheti. The hotel describes itself as located “just outside of Tbilisi,” with the capital about 40 minutes away by road according to its tours page.

Does the hotel produce its own wine?

Yes. The hotel operates a small winery producing Rkatsiteli, Mtsvane, Kisi and Saperavi wines from grapes grown in the Sagarejo and Akhmeta districts of Kakheti, as well as a traditionally distilled chacha, and offers wine tastings to guests.

What dining and drinking venues are on site?

The property has an all-day relaxing lounge, a restaurant, a traditional bread bakery and a rooftop bar, according to the hotel’s own description of the estate.

Can My Georgian Village host weddings or corporate events?

Yes. The hotel says it hosts weddings, family celebrations, and corporate retreats, with on-site accommodation for up to 20 guests and additional nearby options for larger groups.

Sources

• My Georgian village — official website (mygeorgianvillage.ge)
• My Georgian village: About
• My Georgian village: suites
• My Georgian village: Wine
• My Georgian village: Tours
• My Georgian village: events
• My Georgian village: Contact

Profiled in depth by the GTour desk on 28 October 2026 from the property’s official website; photographs are the property’s own, from its official website, credited under each image. Not sponsored; tell us if something has changed.