Wine Space Glamping

Avoid this place — deeply disappointing in every way.
We booked a 3-night stay here hoping to enjoy a peaceful nature retreat. At first, things looked promising: the view was lovely, the AC worked well, and the manager greeted us politely.
However, the tent was full of ants right from the start — not ideal, but understandable in a forest setting. We were mentally prepared for bugs, even mosquitoes. But what happened after dark was beyond anything we imagined.
Tiny winged insects filled the entire tent, swarming around the lights and falling all over the bed, floor, and our belongings. It felt like sleeping inside a hive.
The manager moved us to a stone room in the main building, calling it an “upgrade to a deluxe room” — but in reality, it had no air conditioning, terrible mattresses, and two separate beds, with neighbors right behind a thin door. This is not what we booked! Still, we were willing to pay for the one night we stayed. That same night, we informed them that we would be leaving in the morning and not staying the remaining two nights. We asked to be contacted in the morning to settle the payment promptly.
We waited from 7 to 10 AM, but no one got in touch. The manager claimed he couldn’t reach the owners, refused to share their contact details, and stopped communicating altogether.
Worst of all, they refused to refund us for the two nights we didn’t stay, despite being informed the night before. We were treated as if our experience and time meant nothing.

Positive.
— Delicious food, particularly the chicken, corn bread and salad were very flavourful.
— Small but cosy room, with nicely designed bathroom.
— Nice view of the valley and cosy dining room.
Negatives.
— The road in front of the hotel is gravel and narrow, which makes it hard to park and out 4x4 kept getting stuck (we needed to push the car out repeatedly). They mentioned however that they are looking to improve the parking area.
— Prices for wine tasting and food are high and seem to be arbitrarily set, I. E. There is no menu with fixed prices.
— The wine glass portions were tiny, just about 1/4 full.
— The water in the showers remains lukewarm.
— The Wi-Fi is slow and unreliable.
— The quality of the service is unprofessional, despite knowing they have best intentions. For example, we were asked at what time we wanted to have dinner. We said whether it was possible to have it at 8pm, which was acknowledged. Then at 7.15pm they told us dinner was already ready. It turned out they did this as they had another commitment they had to attend to and left the hotel unattended.

Pros: Great place, beautiful view, delicious wine, fire pit and barbecue, very quiet.
Cons:
The tents are still poorly equipped. There is nowhere to fold or hang things, the sheets on the beds slide off almost immediately, the view from the tent itself is mainly of treetops, plus the transparent part is somewhat dirty. The approach to the place is along a dirt road that is not very good (the last 200 meters) and parking there is quite difficult, especially if you are in a car that is not particularly passable. If you're on an SUV, no problem.
Overall, we really liked it, the idea was great, we enjoyed our visit. There is something to work on, I think in a couple of years it will be absolutely wonderful)

We were greeted by a friendly owner, but that’s where the positive aspects (as well as the owner’s friendliness) ended.
We arrived when it was already dark, in a group of 5 people, the day before there was the last tent available for rent (the owner wrote to tell us to quickly decide, since he still has potential tenants), in the photographs everything looked like there was one big one inside a bed on top, one below and plus a single bed below. Nowhere was it indicated that this was a cot, but it was exactly that, with a mattress that pierced the back with its iron rods.
The owner answered the polite question “How can we solve this nuance? ” He changed his friendliness to “this is your problem, this is extra bed. ”
Later it turned out that housekeeping forgot to put an extra blanket on the mattress, but this didn’t help either (that is, the management knows that the mattresses are bad, but instead of purchasing a pair of normal ones, it prefers to simply throw a blanket on top). By the way, on the large bed downstairs the mattress is also, to put it mildly, not very good; upstairs it’s more or less normal.
There was no mirror in the bathroom (which is also present in the photographs), when a group of 5 people moved in, there were 2 chairs and 2 cups each, but 10 shampoos instead of shower gels, towels and slippers were also distributed to everyone.
A bonus was the creaky floors and the tent swaying with every step, both when moving inside and on the outdoor site.

We arrived with a group of 6 people and rented a house. The rooms are clean. Lux is super. The road is normal even for a passenger car in dry weather. There is a barbecue area, kitchen, refrigerator. The owner is very nice and responsive. The views are amazing! I recommend it to everyone!

The road to the place is good in dry weather. The rooms are clean. There is no air conditioning in the house, but it is cool there even in the heat, I don’t know how it works) The luxury room is generally excellent. You can hear your neighbors a little. The owners are cool and responsive.

An exceptional boutique hotel nestled in Sadmeli, Ambrolauri, Georgia, Wine Space Hotel offers a delightful blend of luxury accommodation and the charm of their own premium wine production. From impeccable service to breathtaking views, it's a must-visit for wine enthusiasts and travelers seeking a unique, tranquil escape.

We stayed two nights at Wine Space, enjoyed the beautiful views on Ambrolauri mountains. The place is just magic, the kitchen is equipped with everything you possibly need. There is nothing more dreamy than waking up and enjoying the morning views from the balcony. Also, it is very close to anything you may possibly want to visit in Ambrolauri.

Off the beaten track, away from people, noise. You in forest, over looking the valley. It’s a very basic stay, but comfortable! You connect with nature, it’s a comfy sleep with lots of space. Food is tasty and homey, breakfast is good, need a little work and it will be perfect!

Hi guys first of all u need to know that im local, but the whole trip was like whole new experience… costumer service 11/11
Location 10/10 vibes 10/10
First we thought glamping is main place there but after a beautiful 2 days staying in 100 old house we definitely know where we come next time 👍 honestly im am surprised …

Very nice place with amazing PetNat, friendly hosts and stunning views.
*Please, make sure to order food in advance as they don’t have a cafe and take orders only 4 hours in advance.

It has everything for a relaxing holiday, delicious breakfasts, the opportunity to order separate dishes for lunch and dinner, be sure to try the local khvanchkara. The tent has everything you need for a company of two to five people. Ideal vacation for family or group of friends. I noticed a portable barbecue in the yard, apparently you can fry kebabs. Come for oxygen, silence and mountains.

The property was very special. It had personality, and was very cozy. The views were breathtaking.
The hostess was amazing — sweet, always available for any questions, greeted us with homemade sparkling wine and smiles, and prepared an excellent home cooked breakfast.
She even helped us freshly chop wood for the fireplace.
We stayed in the Glamping dome and it surpassed all of our expectations.
It offered all of the comfort of a conventional hotel room, with a unique feel.
The town of Sadmeli is uniquely authentic. It is quiet, raw, and very relaxing — a refreshing escape from city life. The locals are some of the most welcoming and hospitable people we have met.
We will definitely be back and would highly recommend!

Beautiful place with brilliant view, very comfortable and cozy room, the food was delicious, also helpful and attentive stuff.
The 100 years old house with awesome terrace.
It is the best place to enjoy with yourself.

This place itself is a sightseeing, so if you travelling around, it’s totally worth staying there.
The view is magnificent. The host is super nice and helpful.
The place is very cozy and quite, because there are just a few rooms (3 I believe) and it is surrounded by natural fence.
Try wine ice cream, that they cook themselves.

This is a place where you can truly relax!
There are few places like this for everything to coincide so perfectly for us:
Almost pristine quiet beauty of nature; the view of the Rioni River valley is amazing and changing hourly; a picture courtyard where every corner is thought out and made with love; the tent is an unexpected miracle of modernity in the middle of a rural setting; homemade and very tasty food from quality products and of course just amazing and wonderful people who breathe life into this place, make it completely unique and unique!
Many thanks to Maya and Guram for the opportunity of such a vacation!
We will be back again and again! We miss you)
Lena and Andrey.
(were in November 2019 and January 2020)

WineSpase is not worth the money. The idea is good, but the implementation is bad!
Let me start with the fact that access is only possible with a 4x4 vehicle, it’s bad that they don’t warn you about this. We do not recommend going down to the gate by car. We left there in dry weather in a pajero spruce.
By the time we got to the hotel, I remind you about the dry weather, all your feet are covered in mud!
At the entrance you are greeted by a door that is about to fall off. It is impossible to close it tightly; the heat escapes. There are 3mm gaps in the floor. No matter how much you drown, it’s still cold. They didn't offer any firewood! There are no dishes, no mugs either.
I didn’t even want to take a shower!
For that kind of money, 90 dollars / day, the cleaning could have been better!
There is only one conclusion!
In the summer it's worth it, but not for that kind of money!
Oh yes, the food is delicious. And we were hungry!