Guesthouse Dadia is located in the village of Mukhuri. It is located on a total of 1.5 hectares, planted with fruit trees, a vineyard and a 1 hectare hazelnut plantation. Both Georgian and foreign tourists often take part in the harvest as an entertainment. Dadia has been operating since 2018. The hotel has 7 rooms: 3 double, 2 triple, 1 five-bed and 1 four-bed rooms. Individual bathrooms, constant hot and cold water, air conditioner in all rooms, clean bed linen. Well-equipped 3 kitchens with all the necessary equipment and appliances. Each room has a balcony with a beautiful view: part of it overlooks the river above, and part of it overlooks the courtyard and the beautiful mountain. Attractions for children: slides, swings, trampolines, etc. Fun, entertainment or chilling spaces for adults. Corporate evenings and birthday parties are also organized in the beautiful yard of the hotel. The hotel also offers several services: transfer, reception, accommodation, departure to all desired destinations by jeep or minivan type vehicles. Also, provision of horses for Tobavarchkhili or other areas of the mountain that are difficult to walk.

The village of Mukhuri is a rapidly developing tourist zone that belongs to the Chkhorotsku municipality and is a very attractive and interesting location for both Georgian and foreign tourists. A place where they relax, spend unforgettable days on the edge of the ice-cold river, enjoy the beauty of picturesque nature, lush mountains, amazing waterfalls (Gvalashara, Ghunji) and many wonders of the Lugela valley. Clear river, joined by natural calcium water (Lugela), makes it unique from other rivers and is characterized by an effective healing water for diseases of the skin and bone-joint systems, which makes it even more unique for people of any age group. Extraordinary climate and healing air. The famous Tobavarchkhili (Also known as Silver Lake) - which is located at 2650 meters above sea level, Shurubumu cave and many other natural beauties. Extreme entertainment such as rafting is often held. All this makes the valley even more attractive for both Georgian and foreign tourists.