The building is fully equipped with essential utilities: water supply, gas, electricity, central sewage system, and an asphalt road. Comprehensive research has been conducted on the building's stability and technical condition. Every room is furnished with its own bathroom for added convenience. The building features two elevator shafts, one for passengers and one for freight. The area is surrounded by a coniferous forest, providing a serene and natural environment. The structure is engineered to withstand earthquakes up to 9 points on the Richter scale. Location: The sanatorium is settled on the right bank of the Mtkvari River, near a narrow riverside glade that seamlessly transitions into the village of Likani. Despite being surrounded by mountains, this area enjoys greater openness and more hours of sunshine compared to the central part of Borjomi. Architecture and Cultural Significance: The building, characterized by its unique old architecture, was designed by architect I. Zaalishvili and constructed in 1984. The sanatorium is home to one of the finest large-scale Soviet-era mosaics in Georgia, created by the Georgian artist Nikoloz (Koka) Ignatov.