Semerana — Hotel in Sheki-Zaqatala

I had booked 1 Bedroom & and Living. Prices are reasonable. Location Best. Design is jungle style living. Very calm and pleasant. Those who are looking for peace and want to rest from the hassle of city, then you must have a short stay here. I stayed for 3 days and enjoyed every second of those 3 days. "*The reason for 3 star for rooms are. Rooms were not cleaned well Dirt and stain on carpet Spider web in cabnet 4.water was warm not hot But still it worth to visit here Breakfast lunch and dinner available in house restaurant. Near by market just 3 to 4 mins by car. From street food to groceries and fashion + warm shoes, gloves, hat, jacket and socks available at very reasonable price. Shawarma @ 2 Manat Local Cream from fresh milk called (Kaimagh) available @13 manat around 400g to 500g. If you interested in BBQ then you can simply buy meat from this market and make your own. Just 20 to 22 min drive to Tufandag mountain and resort. Where you can enjoy ski, cable car, and restaurants. I recommend taking a ticket for 2nd stop. Highest point where you can rent a plastic board @ 10 manat and enjoy...

Due to a last-minute cancellation of our original booking, my family and I had to spend one night at this resort. We were a group of 5 adults and 2 children and were provided with two ground floor chalets, each containing two rooms. Unfortunately, our stay was not very pleasant. The rooms in both chalets were not clean, and the bathrooms were extremely cramped. One of the rooms didn’t even have a TV screen. The property also had a strange, eerie vibe it felt almost haunted. The children were noticeably scared throughout the night and had trouble sleeping. The resort itself is in need of serious maintenance. Shrubs and trees are overgrown and should be trimmed, and the overall upkeep seems to have been neglected. That said, the breakfast was excellent, very tasty with a wide variety of options. Full...

We had a 2 night stay at the hotel and it was a dreadful experience. The hotel has a potential of being good due to its location and stand alone huts but it needs a good management, proper cleaning and constant care of rooms! The rooms were stinking mold, the toilets were horrible! The commode was constantly moving and moldy at the base! The rooms seriously needed TLCs. The wall papers were coming off, the smell (moist and moldy). They tried to accommodate us with whatever our need was for the room like providing kettle, water. The breakfast was good. It was a set menu with eggs(however you like) bread, cream, honey and tea! The only good thing was, a small river stream, passing by behind the hotel, in which our kids enjoyed both days! There were small ponds made around the hotel which also needed...