Holidays in Borjomi (Georgia): tours from Almaty from 479,000 ₸

Іссапай қалған қызметкер жағдайынан кейін демалысты дәл Боржомиде өткізуді шештім, өйткені достарым бұл жердің ауасы мен суы шаршауды тез алады деп айтқан. Расында да, тау баурайында серуендеп, ыстық бұлақ суын ішкен соң, демалыстан толық ләззат алып, үйге тыныққан күйде оралдым.

We went to Borjomi because the doctor advised changing the climate, and our travel agency found us an option with treatment. The water from the spring, of course, can't compare to what they sell back home — I drank it by the glass and felt how breathing got easier. The park is clean, the air smells of pine, but the cable car ran on a strange schedule, we waited about two hours. The hotel is modest, but the view from the balcony — mountains, and I didn't want to leave. I'm only lowering the rating for the road from Tbilisi to Borjomi, it shook hard, but otherwise I came back rested.

The trip to Borjomi turned out calm and I really liked it, though the food at the hotel was monotonous, but the town itself charmed me with its streets and the view of the river. I walked in the park, drank water straight from the springs and came back happy, a four is well deserved.

Took a tour to this Georgia of yours with my wife, the town of Borjomi – and it seems like everything went fine, but a bad aftertaste from one moment stayed. We flew into Tbilisi, and there's still a long way to go to the place, on the bus the AC was either working or not, I got all soaked even though it's December, well whatever. Borjomi itself – it's a real fairy tale, pine air, mountains in snow, my wife is thrilled with the sulfur baths (I only dipped my feet in there, it stinks so bad it burns your eyes). We stayed in a private house, the owner uncle Gocha – a real soul of a man, poured wine by the liter, but the mattress in his house was so beaten up that I laid out my whole back, by morning my neck wouldn't turn at all. We walked around the park, drank this water straight from the pump room, it's warm and gives off rotten eggs, yuck, but they say it's good for you. I'd buy the train again, if it weren't for that bus

Боржоми бізге керемет ұнады. Тау басында тұрған қонақүйде төрт күн болдық. Терезеден қарасаң, тұман төменге қарай жылжып жатыр, әлде қарағай ма, әлде бұлт па, ажырата алмайсың. Мен таңғы алтыда тұрып, паркке баратынмын, су ішетін орындар әлі жабық, тек иттер үреді. Бір күні жолдан адасып, апамның үйіне тап болдым, ол маған ыстық хачапури берді, мен оны ыстық күйінде жедім. Қайта оралғанда, гид бізді кешірім сұрап, тағы бір экскурсияға апарды, бірақ мен шаршадым. Аяғым ауырды, бірақ бәрібір әр кеште серуендедім. Ең ұнағаны — тау ауасы мен ыстық минералды су, ал ең нашар — такси қымбаттығы. Бес балл қоямын, себебі бұл демалыс менің күткенімнен әлдеқайда жақсы болды!

Took a tour to Borjomi, hotel was okay, food wasn't bad but the water from the tap smelled like hydrogen sulfide, a small thing but it drove me crazy for like two days. The manager told me where to get excursions cheaper, thanks to him, otherwise I was already about to overpay triple.. anyway the town is quiet, the park is huge, I drank so much narzan I could barely breathe afterwards, but it was worth it

wedding byl, potom ostalsya odin den, i reshil ne teryat ego a skatanut v Borjomi. Menedzher podskazal marshrut za dve minuty, bez vsyakih tam broshyur. poezd iz Tbilisi, dva s polovinoy chasa, vagon normalny, dazhe ne ozhibalsya. sam gorod - eto konechno zabroshennye sanatorii, pahnet sernovodorodom i hvoynymi, no mne zastrelilo imenno eto i nravitsya. v parke pit' vodu iz byurok paketov - smeshno, no ya nabral butylku i pil dva dnya. vertolyotnaya plata, a len' bylo podnimatsya, tak i ne poshel, no i tak dovolen po samoe ni kuda.

took a tour in Kazakhstan, got to Borjomi fine, hotel decent, but breakfast kinda poor, some porridge and eggs, but the water in the park — oh yes (drank straight from the spring, taste is specific Overall stayed happy, even if not without small nuances, and on the way back almost missed the transfer because I mixed up the time, such a mini-adventure

We went to Georgia simply because we needed a change of scenery after submitting the quarterly report, and then a tour with Borjomi for five days just happened to come up. In the end I came back with light legs and a full bag of churchkhela, although the first two days in Borjomi I drank the water and looked at the mountains with distrust, but then I got a taste for it and even brought a couple of bottles with me (although at customs they almost made me throw them out) - overall the trip went over well.

бралаи осы агенттіктен өйткені құрбым айтты, Боржомиге барғысы келді, күйеуім де келісті. менеджер бәрін тез рәсімдеді бірақ құжаттарды бірнеше күн күтуге тура келді, мен қобалжи бастадым, бекер екен. бірақ демалыстың өзі ұнады, ауасы біздегідей мүлдем басқа, суды тікелей қайнардан іштім, трассадан тыныш жеттік

borjomi is really something. got off the bus and the air is immediately different, you could hang an axe in it. the guide turned out to be a normal guy, showed everything, told everything, only he joked a lot and i didn't get half of it because of the accent and the other half was about wine, well i don't drink to be honest so he tried for nothing. the hotel is small but clean. ate khinkali in a cafe on the embankment — finger-licking good, though the dough in one spot was a bit raw. then walked around the park, there's that famous stream, i tried the water, smells like rotten eggs but everyone drinks it and i drank it too. at the market i bought a jar of honey and churchkhela for home, the honey turned out to be linden though he swore it was mountain. overall i stayed happy, only the weather let me down a bit, but that's already nitpicking

Took the package through an Almaty agency, wanted to get the family out to water and mountains, and chose fast — just so the flight was convenient and no visas needed, well and I remembered Borjomi from childhood, how grandma used to tell about it, so I decided that's where we need to go. The manager arranged everything in a week, documents, insurance — you just pack your bag and fly, and that's basically where their work ended and my questions began already on the spot. The hotel turned out okay but with one oddity: breakfast from seven but the reception lives its own life and to a request for a kettle in the room could just shrug... The water in Borjomi is not like in bottles, it flows from the tap real mineral and from it the kettle gets covered in white scale — that's what I remembered better than any excursion. The park by the spring is good, we walked every day, drank this water straight from the pump room, the kids squealed with delight, though the benches are brokenn in places and the trash bins are overflowing, but those are details. In short — there's something to nitpick, but I came back happy and will definitely go again, already on my own, without an agency

Stuck to the fridge all summer, so I decided to escape somewhere at least, and then the manager slipped me a Georgia option — actually he himself suggested Borjomi when I came into the agency just to ask about prices. The water in the spring in the park really tastes like iron, I drank straight from the tap, but I don't regret it one bit

we went to Georgia to rest because after the renovation I just couldn't exhale and I wanted to just sit in hot water without the fuss. We took a tour at the agency (there are always lines there too), and everything worked out well with Borjomi, the manager suggested a decent hotel near the park; the only minus is that the water in the spring smells like hydrogen sulfide and things then hold this smell for three days. Came back happy, though with an empty wallet, but it wasn't a trip, but a calm kind of rest.

tooth started hurting at the worst time, or more precisely right before vacation, and the dentist said to urgently change climate, so I had to look for a tour to Georgia through an agency in Almaty, because I definitely wouldn't have gotten it together myself. Flew through Istanbul, long, tired as a dog, but when I arrived in Borjomi—I immediately understood everything. The air there... like you're drinking it not breathing it, and the water from the spring, well the one everyone praises, really tastes different, I even brought a bottle home (though heavy as hell). Went to the park every day, drank this water, ate khachapuri—and you know, it's not at all like ours there, the dough is paper-thin, the cheese stretches, at first I didn't even realize it was that. The hotel was basic but clean. the cable car wasn't working for some reason, a shame, but I walked plenty in the mountains anyway, my legs were buzzing. Came back a week later—and the tooth doesn't hurt, and generally I feel born again, though I slept badly the first days, the pillow was uncomfortable.. I don't regret a thing, I'd go again, honestly

The trip to Borjomi turned out ok, but with some nuances. Breakfast started at nine, which was inconvenient, and the tour was at eight thirty. The bus was delayed by an hour and a half, I managed to drink two coffees and eat half a potato pirozhok. The manager told us not to get lost at the border, and that really helped, because there was a line and everyone was pushing. The city itself is a whole other thing, the air is humid, the leaves on the trees are sticky from some kind of dew, I kept touching them with my hands. In the park I walked in circles looking for the mineral water spring, but only found little fountains where the water gives off hydrogen sulfide, well, basically the smell is specific. In the hotel the bed creaked like crazy, I even thought the neighbors below would complain. The cable car was nice, though going up was a bit scary. I came home with a bottle of water and a mild tiredness. Four out of five, because the organization laged a bit, but the trip itself was worth it.

Walked around Borjomi with a bottle straight from the spring — the water is warm and tastes of iron, but at least my knees stopped aching by the evening. Then I dragged myself onto the cable car, the view was great, only these glass cabins creak so much that I twice regretted even agreeing. Came home and immediately made an appointment with a doctor, because four glasses a day is clearly too much, but the overall impression of the trip stayed good.

Poezdka v Bordzhomi cherez eto agentstvo byla otlichnaya, osmotrela park, popila vodichki pryamo iz istochnika, i vse eto za ochen smeshnye dengi. Ochen dovolna, chto ne stala brat tur v druguyu storonu, hotya vodichku vezla domoy v butylke, kotoraya protekla v sumke, no eto uzhe melochi.

I just wanted to take my mom somewhere by the water for a week, because she can't go to a sanatorium, and she's already tired of sitting at home, and friends suggested taking a tour to Borjomi through the agency. We went in May, not many people, the air after the park - you can't breathe enough, but the room lacked an outlet by the bed, I pulled an extension cord across the whole room. Came back happy - five out of five.

Went to Borjomi in March and seems like everything was fine, the bus wasn't late, the guide didn't ramble too much, but those endless winding roads to the city wore me out so badly that when we arrived the first thing I did wasn't run to the springs but went to my room and lay down and just stared at the ceiling for an hour. And then there's this warm water, steam, some kind of sulfur smell, the mug warming up in your hand.. and you sit on a bench like a retiree and you're not rushing anywhere, and I liked this more than all the excursions put together.

Borjomi is of course not for everyone, but I enjoyed the hell out of it. I came there through our agency, the Almaty one, everything was organized clearly. The road to the place itself – a serpentine, at times it's rough, but the views are worth it. We drank water straight from the spring, it's warm and gives off a bit of iron, but it's cool. I walked in the park, the air there is such that you breathe and can't breathe enough. Got lucky with the weather, even though it was the beginning of March, the sun was already burning. They fed us in local cafes – khachapuri, khinkali, all greasy and tasty, I gained plus three kg for sure. The hotel was simple, but clean, and the staff didn't pry into your soul. One time though the water in the room disappeared for a couple of hours, but that's trifles. Overall I came back rested, even work doesn't piss me off for now.

At first I was looking for somewhere to escape for a bit to get away from work without burning too much money, an acquaintance recommended a department at an agency where he himself got Turkey, so I went there. In the end I took Georgia specifically Borjomi and never regretted it even though in winter there's not much to do there except drink water straight from the spring and breathe air that you really breathe like you're learning to do it all over again. Came home happy and would have immediately given a five for the fact that everything was organized perfectly and they even met me at the airport without delays even though I as usual was all stressed out.

The trip to Borjomi — that's exactly what I needed like three years ago. Arrived, went straight to the park to the spring, tried the water right there — the taste, of course, is specific, but that's what I came for. Walked around the narrow streets, climbed up to the church, looked at the river, and you know, it's these simple walks that I remember most.

went to Borjomi for work, had to check on one site, and since I'm from Karaganda myself, it's easier to arrange everything through an agency than to jump around with a tambourine over flights myself. in the end in November I broke away for four days, walked around the park with this mineral water (a mix of iron and gas, the first sip is like from a puddle but then it pulls you in). well and I'd give five -- if not for the women at the market with churchkhela who grab your arm like you're family and don't let go until you buy

Bought a tour from one agency, nice guys. Borjomi is of course... the air there is different you immediately understand what you're paying for. Stayed in a small hotel, the owners were constantly cooking something in the kitchen - the smell of pkhali and khachapuri was all over the entrance hall. Went to the park to drink water straight from the spring, the water is warm and tastes like something iron, but you drink it and it seems easier to breathe. The bus to Tbilisi was forty minutes late, the driver just stood there and talked to someone on the phone. But that's not the main thing. . . I came home and for a week couldn't understand why it was so quiet and boring in the apartment. I recommend it to those who are tired of the hustle and want to just sit on a bench doing nothing. Although the prices in the cafe near the park are of course biting, for two khachapuri I paid like for dinner in moscow

went to Borjomi not for a vacation but on business — had to check one work thing, well and combined it. in Kazakhstan i booked a tour with an agency because doing all the flights and transfers myself was too much hassle, and here they put it all in one package. flew to Tbilisi fine, but then it started — minibus, heat, the driver was taking the serpentine so hard i almost left my breakfast somewhere near Kutaisi (though maybe the tires were just that beat up). in Borjomi itself i stayed at a guesthouse, the hosts turned out to be warm people — every evening dragged me into the kitchen and made me try their chacha, at first i refused then got used to it. the air there is really different, you drink water straight from the spring and feel something clicking inside, but the park — well so-so, honestly, benches are peeling half the paths dug up. in the mornings i went to the narzan gallery, stood in line with the babushkas who were treating their stomachs and livers there, listened to their conversations — color of course.2 didn't expect much exotic, but the serpentine i remembered for a long time, though overall came back happy and got the work done and rested a bit

Bought a tour to Georgia from the agency and never once regretted it, even though we flew through Istanbul and almost missed the connection. In Borjomi I went to the park to drink water straight from the spring — it's warm and tastes of iron, but afterwards I felt energetic all day and ate khachapuri with cheese. Came back tired but very happy, and I'm already thinking where to go next time, only this time I'll take a smaller wheeled suitcase, because dragging it along the serpentine road was a bit tough.

Жұмыста демалыс уақытын дұрыс бөле алмай жүргенімде, досым Боржомиге барып кел деді. Билет қымбат болған соң, турды Алматыдағы бір агенттіктен алдым. Менеджер бәрін тез рәсімдеп берді, тек қонақүйге дейінгі трансферді кешіктіріп жіберді. Боржомидің ауасы таза, бірақ тау жолдары мені қатты шаршатты. Таңертеңгісін минералды суды ішіп, кешке қарай паркте серуендедім. Қайтарда чемоданымның салмағынан басым ауырып, ұшақта ұйықтап кетіппін.

With the fridge broken I said screw the repair and instead booked a tour to Georgia, to Borjomi, because it's always those mountains and switchbacks, and then the manager suggested the thermal waters option and I figured it would do. The manager by the way didn't push anything, right away gave the prices and told me about the flight, which I liked, though the road there was something else.. mountainy, narrow, the bus shaking, but then the air is such that you breathe and can't breathe enough, and in the park that warm water smells of sulfur, I drank straight from the spring, the cup though smelled for a long time after, but that's minor, I came back rested and happy

Borjomi is pure pleasure, to be honest. In the park I drank water straight from the spring, filled a whole bottle to take with me, even though there was a pitcher at the hotel. The manager at the agency picked everything perfectly, didn't even have to wait a minute for the transfer. The only but the cable car wasn't working, walked it and didn't regret it one bit. Came back tanned and happy, five out of five!

Putevku brala cherez agentstvo, potomu chto sama boialas viazat sia s etim trudnym marshrutom, a tak zaplatila i poekhala v Borzhomi. Vse ponravilos, universalnyi miniralnyi istochnik ochen udobnyi - vodichku mozhno nabirat kruglye sutki, no sam poezd v Borzhomi slishkom medlennyi, khotia dlia takogo otpuska eto dazhe i ne plokho. Otsenka 5 iz 5, khochu vernutsia snova.

we took the package for the treatment, my husband's back, my joints — so we went to Borjomi. Our travel agency didn't have much choice, but friends who'd been there twice recommended this one. We flew to Tbilisi, and from there by bus, the road is long but beautiful, mountains, along the river. They checked us in fine, the room is simple, no frills, but clean and the water from the tap is straight up mineral, I drank it by the liter and really did feel better. We walked in the park every day, drank the water at the pump room from special mugs — the taste is specific, at first I grimaced, then got used to it and even liked it. The cable car works, we went up, the view from there of course... breathtaking, but the wind is icy, the jacket didn't save me. The food at the hotel cafe is monotonous, by the end of the week I couldn't even look at those khachapuri, even though I actually adore them. We booked excursions separately, not through the agency, and didn't regret it — went to Vardzia and to Akhaltsikhe, the fortress is huge, we climbed all over the walls like kids. One thing stressed me out, when the bus on the way back was two hours late, nobody warned us, we stood in the heat. But the wine, churchkhela, kind people, I came back refreshed and it really got easier to breathe, a solid four.

Poezdka v Borjomi cherez agentstvo v Kazakhstane - eto bylo neozhidanno horosho. Menedzher vse bystro soobrazila i podskazala po marshrutu, hotya ya snachala nervnichala iz-za peresadok :. Zabrala butylky s soboj dlya etogo istochnika, hodila po goram, ela xachapuri i vernulas dovolnaya

took this tour almost by accident, just wanted to breathe out from work and city-fuss.. and well Borjomi in march is of course a whole separate story, when the fog crawls down the mountain right to your balcony and you sit with a cup of that very mineral taste that at first seems kinda gross but then you can't stop, though the pillows in the hotel were hard as rock and i really barely slept the first night (but that's little things honestly), but the air is such that you breathe and can't breathe enough, walked around the park where all those pump rooms with water are and local grandmas sell churchkhela, and seems like everything's great but damn the wi-fi in the room only flew by the door, had to stand like an idiot in the hallway to text my folks that i'm alive. came back a different person if you can say that, five out of five not a second did i regret the money and tiem spent

The trip to Borjomi is basically fire, mountains, air – you breathe and can't breathe enough, although the climb to the monastery was hard, my legs were buzzing for two days. The manager sorted everything out in five minutes when I lost my hotel booking, and I really rated the service five out of five)

Went to Borjomi in winter, took a tour through an agency in Almaty. Borjomi in winter is of course not a summer resort, but I liked it, walked around the park, drank water straight from the spring, filled bottles to take home. The hotel was basic, breakfast modest, but the staff was friendly and it's about a ten minute walk to the cable car, so overall I was left very hapy.

Went to Borjomi through some tour agency. The bus they gave us was decent, the driver drove so fast I was holding onto the armrest the whole way, but we made it. The hotel seemed ok, only the heating was blasting so we had to open the window, and outside it was minus, but on the plus side the park is nearby and that water from the spring, I filled my bottle with it by the liters. even though I expected more from the service at the hotel itself, but honestly... the trip was worth it, but I won't go there in winter again

we went to Borjomi because the doctor said to drink the water and in the travel agency there was only this tour on the dates we needed. the hotel is normal, the food was plain, but that water from the spring - at first i drank it in liters, then stopped, because its taste is... like iron with something. we went to the park every day, there's a cable car, went up, the view of course, but the wind is icy. i came back rested although my legs were buzzing from all those climbs and overall a four