Guests will be hosted with the homemade red wine made with grapes growing in the garden of the guesthouse.

The guesthouse is located in the center of the town in about 15 minutes walkway from the bus station, train station and the central mineral water park. Guests will enjoy sitting in the garden of the guesthouse and have a look at mountains surrounding Borjomi town. The guesthouse is located in 30 km from the skiing resort Bakuriani. The guest may take Borjomi-Bakuriani railway "Kukushka." Travel time is 2.5 hours from Borjomi to Bakuriani and back. The trains leave two times a day in each direction. The train leaves at 7:00 am from Borjomi and in case of need the host will take the guest to the train station. Mini buses ("Marshrutka") leaves for Bakuriani every hour and it will take about 30 minutes to get to Bakuriani.

1. Visit the city park. Stretched along the Borjomula river, the city park contains the source of Borjomi mineral water. The first part of the park contains amusements and cafes, and the rear part of the park is a great place for a walk. If you continue past the asphalted part for another 2.5 km you will reach the hot springs, these are being restored as of June 2015, but one of the smaller pools is accessible and can be swam in. A number of the other pools are almost ready and should be open soon. The outstanding beauty of the nature around the springs still makes it worth a trip. Near the entrance there is the option to use the cable car to get up to a plateau, the view over Borjomi from here is fantastic. 2. Visit the Borjomi Kharagauli national park. The largest national park in Georgia. For a free entrance ticket and a map of the area (including all of the routes and shelters), head to the park's administration office. ID is not required for the ticket. 3. The Green Monastery - An ancient monastery just outside of town. Walk, hitchhike, or bargain with a taxi to take you there (it isn't far, 10 GEL should do it for a return trip).