Welcome to the Shenako Chalet

A Stone House of Your Own, High in Tusheti

In the mountain village of Shenako, Shenako Chalet offers a stay you won't share with strangers. Built entirely of local stone and wood, the house keeps the character of a Tushetian home — and adds hot water, deep sleep, and quiet.

Interior

Built from hand-cut stone and warm local wood, the interior of the Shenako Chalet reflects the soul of Tusheti — rustic, simple, honest. A fireplace anchors the living room, a long table waits in the dining area, and a sauna stands ready for the evening you come back off the mountain cold.

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Rooms

Three bedrooms across two floors, sleeping up to eight. Windows open onto the peaks; nights are dark and silent in a way cities have forgotten. Take a single room, or take the whole house and share it with no one but your own people.

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Things to do

Diklo and its ruined fortress lie a walk along the ridge; Omalo and the Keselo towers are closer still. Shepherds move flocks through the passes, the church bell rings for a few dozen people, and your day fills — or empties — exactly as you decide.

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