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Very very very perfect 1. The breakfast was very good, very rich, it was a bit late, and it started at nine o'clock. Again, cherish his breakfast. There are really few breakfast restaurants in Georgia that can eat hot meals. 2. The deluxe twin bed was set, the hotel helped me prepare 3 beds, the room was oversized and did not look crowded 3. Mountain view, the absolute son, please see the photo and take pictures directly in the hotel room. Just wait for the sunrise in the morning Many people are talking about rooms and cabins. I went to see the cabin. I feel that the cabin conditions are relatively poor. It is not recommended for people who have requirements for accommodation and meals. Rooms budget and grab rooms are big problems, this price is very high. Talk about the bad place: we are driving, so it is very convenient to go anywhere. The supermarket near this hotel is expected to take 20 minutes to get there, and there are few places to eat nearby, and it is also in a place where the supermarket is more concentrated.

Someone has clearly spent a lot of time, energy and money creating a small hotel with a really nice interior design. Having done the hard work, the overall experience was let down by the simpler things. The manager (owner?) seemed completely disinterested, never a smile. It was like we were an inconvenience that he was barely tolerating. The food was fine but it was really expensive by Georgian standards. Another night we ate round the corner at Rooms Hotel. Now that is a stunning property and its perfectly fair that it is rather more expensive to stay there. But we ate there as non-guests and the food was markedly better and cheaper than Alpine Lounge. Even a coffee was cheaper there than at AL. I would suggest that if you don't want to walk into town you simply eat at Rooms each night and don't bother with AL. The breakfast at AL was good the first day, then the 2nd day maybe they had fewer guests so the buffet was gone and instead we had a smaller selection on our table. Was it our fault that they didn't have more guests?! Maybe too many people had read reviews like this and gone elsewhere?

Travelling around Georgia for a few days on my own, I found this hotel up the hill with a spectacular view towards the Kazbegi. I turned up spontaneously, and they gave me a good rate. I was expecting a Soviet style hotel, but instead, it was completely renovated and with great style. A couple of youngsters having made this a really hip place, good music, lots of stylish details. Pity only that I was the only guest for dinner, but the ladies were really nice and welcoming. Will return with family when we come to Georgia together.

We were a family of 3 who arrived from Tblisi early April week. The roads had traffic and many trailers, but the mountains were covered in snow. City-bred as we are and being residents of the UAE, the natural beauty was so breathtaking that we didn’t quite notice the long and bumpy 4-hour ride. Hotel owner Ann had sent a car and one of the most experienced drivers in the region. Shmagi didn’t understand English much but knew the crests and the curves of the mountainous terrain. Step Inn was quite a surprise - fresh, clean and cute. Our room was a duplex on the second floor with a magnificent view of the mountains. It was especially gorgeous the morning it snowed. Wish the lower floor of the room had more space, at least enough to sit and enjoy a drink while admiring the view. The upper floor had more space but little view. The room came with a balcony but it was too cold to sit outside. And small to accommodate 3. What also needs drastic improvement is their food menu, especially if they hope to welcome guests from different parts of the world. Breakfast is basic and one is unsure about the freshness of the cold cuts, condiments and bread. There was no toaster for the bread. I spotted one the day I was checking out. I was told I had to ask for a toaster at the breakfast table! Language is a handicap too. Only the owner speaks English but she isn’t always there. The staff are friendly and accommodating, but the restaurant waitress could have done better. What use is hot, freshly baked bread if you are told you can’t have butter with it, except at breakfast? And then they bring the butter as a favor? The hotel is not positioned as a bed and breakfast for backpackers. Perhaps it should take steps to be more family-friendly in attitude and services. Having said that, their hot spa indoor pool with a view of the mountains is a welcome addition to the cuteness of the property and their bed n linen are top grade. A special mention for restaurant executive Alex who went out of his way to bring the best he could to our table. Made all the difference to our stay! The hotel is only 8 months old. I am certain they have plans to make it one of the best in the region in months to come. Would love to revisit when they do.