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Nana's Guest House, Sighnaghi, Georgia
2 Hotel Rooms Step back in time at Nana’s Guesthouse, an 18th-century home in the heart of Sighnaghi. This historic building, once a bread and meat shop, has been lovingly maintained since the 1990s.
Nana’s Guesthouse offers a nostalgic atmosphere, perfect for those who appreciate art, history, and genuine Georgian hospitality.
Tourists also can explore what a typical century-old Georgian wine cellar looks like.
Nana’s Guesthouse is located just a short walk from the bus station, it’s safe to explore day or night.
Hosting lovely guests has been Nana’s joy for more than 20 years now. Back in the ’90s, the family made a decision close to their hearts – turning the dear home into a cozy guesthouse. Nana wanted to share the beauty of her city with people from all corners of the globe and let them immerse themselves in the charm of an 18th-century home. Nana’s family is proud to be the first guesthouse in Sighnaghi to open doors to travelers.
Signaghi, located in Georgia's Kakheti region, is a town of historical and cultural significance. Since 1975, it has been protected by the State, with its environs housing several monuments. The town is enclosed by remnants of 18th-century fortifications, creating a picturesque setting.Within Signaghi, visitors can explore two Georgian Orthodox churches dedicated to St. George and St. Stephen, respectively. A short distance away lies the Bodbe Monastery, a revered pilgrimage site associated with St. Nino, Georgia's apostle from the 4th century.The Signaghi Museum, formerly the Ethnographic and Archaeological Museum, showcases the region's heritage through modern exhibitions. It offers a glimpse into the town's rich history and cultural traditions. Known as the "City of Love," Signaghi has become a popular destination for couples, drawing visitors who are captivated by its romantic ambience, pastel-coloured houses, and charming cobblestone streets. Many couples choose Signaghi as a venue for their weddings, adding to its romantic allure. The Georgian government, in collaboration with international organizations, is undertaking a significant reconstruction project to address economic challenges, boost tourism, and modernise infrastructure. These efforts aim to enhance Signaghi's appeal further and ensure its historical treasures are cherished by future generations.
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Hosting lovely guests has been Nana's joy for more than 20 years now. Back in the ’90s, the family made a decision close to their hearts – turning the dear home into a cozy guesthouse. Nana wanted to share the beauty of her city with people from all corners of the globe and let them immerse themselves in the charm of an 18th-century home. Nana's family is proud to be the first guesthouse in Sighnaghi to open doors to travelers.
