good_-_aura

comone in people from all over the world let's talk about gudauri and knew much more about this amaising place...
good aura

Really nice place

:)DUMPA where did you learn to speak English that well? I wish Icould speak Georgian like you speak English. I'm coming to Gudauri sometime in February so we can get togeather and have some drink.

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Igor :
:)DUMPA where did you learn to speak English that well? I wish Icould speak Georgian like you speak English. I'm coming to Gudauri sometime in February so we can get togeather and have some drink.

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Do you really come to Gudauri just for skiing from US?!!! :yes respekt ,, by the way drinking is one of my favorite hobbies too:D

Drinkin is DUMPA's Job :))))))))
mine too

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Igor :
:)DUMPA where did you learn to speak English that well? I wish Icould speak Georgian like you speak English. I'm coming to Gudauri sometime in February so we can get togeather and have some drink.

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come on igor lets see in gudauri in february its the best skiing time.

DUMPA I'll be in Gudauri in March, and I'm not just coming to ski, I own Hotel 7. I want to see how it works and if I can do something to improve it and bring more costumers.

Now I see , well I can say that location of 7 is very convinient. I hope next season I 'll stay a week there.
Today our Russian "friends" blew up gas pipeline, I think you will need to setup alternative/independent (solar/wind/hydro) energy source and alternative chairlift as well , this would be the best improvement I guess.
Of course both things needs quite a big investements :O_o

Gas blasts hit Caucasus supplies
Two explosions have ripped through Russia's main natural gas supply pipeline to Armenia and Georgia, halting supplies to the two countries.

The blasts occurred close to the border with Georgia early on Sunday morning.

A spokesman for Russia's emergency situations ministry said officials were examining the possibility of sabotage, although it was too early to say.

Georgian energy officials say there are 24 hours worth of gas in the pipeline, as cold weather grips the country.

The daytime temperature in Tbilisi on Sunday was -7C, well below the January average, and Georgia relies on Russian natural gas for most of its heating.

Price hikes

The explosions occurred on the main branch and a reserve branch of the Mozdok-Tbilisi pipeline in the Russian border region of North Ossetia at around 0300 local time (0000 GMT).

Reports say it could take several days to restore supplies, due to the site's remoteness and poor weather conditions.

Georgia is holding talks aimed at securing supplies from Azerbaijan and Iran, but this could also take several days, said Georgian Deputy Energy Minister Aleko Khetagurov.

Russia also supplies gas through Georgia to Armenia, which in turn sends some electricity back to Georgia.

Gas prices to the two countries were doubled in January to $110 per 1,000 cubic metres, as part of a series of recent price hikes for former Soviet countries.

Armenian President Robert Kocharyan is expected to discuss the gas situation in a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, during a visit to Moscow which starts on Sunday.

I have an indeppendent generator that works on disel, so i have an alternative energy supply. Hope they will fix it soon enough.

and the season is not over yet you can stay there now

the best hotel in gudauri i think. little comfortable and strategicaly on the best place.