Fifth Season Mini-hotel in Dzhuta

Came down from camping in the valley after sunset, just looking for a place to warm up and charge my phone. The staff here were incredibly friendly. They helped me figure out my hiking route and even invited me to a hot chocolate without letting me pay. One of the kindest encounters I’ve had while travelling.
Highly recommended!

This place is amazing! Difficult to reach as the road to Juta is only a dirt road, and once there you need to make a reasonably steep climb of a 1000m to reach the hotel. But once you are there, you are being treated with a spectacular view!! The central building is reception, dining room and bar in one. The staff was very friendly and helpful, and the food was excellent. We stayed in one of the private rooms where you wake up inside a postcard. Really amazing…

The private room was a bit small, but still comfortable enough. The room was clean. Soap and shampoo were provided. I stayed around late September, and honestly the heater in the room couldn’t really keep up with the cold outside. I went to sleep feeling chilly. The facilities were complete: water, electricity, warmth, and everything you’d need. Food prices were higher than average, but breakfast was so so. It included eggs, bread, cheese, and one hot drink. The staff were very kind. The view was absolutely stunning—worth a million. The atmosphere was fantastic, especially in the morning when it felt truly private. No doubt, it’s an experience worth having at least once.

The path up is quite steep and tiring. If you plan to walk, I recommend carrying only the essentials. It’s exhausting, but you can take breaks, enjoy the scenery, and eventually get there. For me, at around 18 weeks pregnant, it took about an hour. Normally, it would probably take 35–45 minutes.

But trust me—it’s worth it. Go at least once, and you’ll feel it was truly rewarding

We didn't stay in hotel, so I can only judge the restaurant. We went there for breakfast before the hike to the lake, ordered an omelette with vegetables, pancakes and coffee - everything was very tasty! Omelette 9 GEL, pancakes 20. Water 500 ml costs 5 GEL, overpriced. The view is gorgeous, the food was brought quickly. The impressions were very good.

To reach the Five Season Hotel in Utah, you walk about 3 km from the main road (closed on Mondays) to the village of Uta, and then another 1 km uphill to the hotel. It’s the perfect distance to feel truly surrounded by the mountains without having to hike too far. The team is incredibly friendly and welcoming. The accommodation is simple but very cozy, with an atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The view is absolutely breathtaking, and breakfast is delicious and plentiful. We also had some traditional Georgian dishes, which were fantastic. Clear recommendation!

The views from this place are second to none.. we stayed there for two days and it was a great experience with two hikes. The people at the place were super helpful and friendly. Definitely recommend this place! Only be ready for a bit of hike to get to this place..:)

Getting there is a challenge. It took us about 25 minutes uphill climbing. At the 5 seasons there is a cafe and rest area. The view is amazing. Certainly worth the effort

One of the most amazing places we've ever been. Our room was just gorgeous. The food in the restaurant delicious. The stuff is very helpful and nice. Totally recommend this place for a couple of days to chill and walking around.

Such a lovely location, a hike around 30 minutes, after parking.
The location has hammock and beanbag to sit back and relax and watch the beauty.
The cafe has so many options out of which I liked the lemonade. And the cheese sandwich.

This place is wonderful! We stayed overnight and did a short hike towards the Chaukhi mountains. The service was great, the girls are so nice. The food was really good, local cuisine with a modern twist. Highly recommend.