Accommodation
The house sleeps eight across three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and it is booked whole. Downstairs, a living room with a working fireplace, a dining area, and a kitchenette if you'd rather cook than be cooked for. Outside, a garden, a terrace, and a balcony that faces the peaks. Sauna, work desk, and everything you'd expect of a house — but bring what you need for a few days. The last shop is well below the pass.
Large Room
Spacious and bright, with panoramic mountain views and room to stretch out. Rustic stone walls, wooden beams, and handmade textiles carry the Tushetian character; the bed and the hot water carry the rest. Space for a family, or for gear that needs drying.
Small Room
Intimate and cozy, tucked into the thickest of the stone — the warmest room in the house. Natural materials, soft bedding, deep quiet. The one you'll sleep hardest in, and the one you'll be reluctant to leave in the morning.