Ecomama Guest House sits on the scenic Guba–Khinalig road in Quba, Azerbaijan, at over 2,350 m above sea level. Family‑run and eco‑focused, it offers double and quadruple mountain‑view rooms, free Wi‑Fi, parking, and a cozy communal space. With an 8.9/10 rating from 120+ reviews, it’s praised for its warm hospitality, freshly prepared local meals, and guided hikes through nearby ancient villages. Over 30,000 guests have stayed here, all contributing to the guest book—a collection Rahman plans to publish. The property practices sustainable tourism across waste, water, energy, and community initiatives.

Since 2000, Rahman Sərkərov has been a driving force behind Khinalig’s village tourism, partnering with Guba's tourism centers and Baku agencies for over a decade. By 2018, he had hosted nearly 10,000 visitors from more than 60 countries, offering authentic village stays priced at 20 AZN per night or 40  AZN with meals. Fluent in multiple languages, he guides guests through Khinalig’s natural beauty, history, and cultural heritage. Over the years, he has welcomed more than 30,000 guests, documented their experiences, and is preparing a book from their stories.

Khinalig is one of the oldest continuously inhabited high‑altitude villages, with a 5,000‑year‑old heritage. The guest house itself is housed in a traditional 300‑year‑old mountain home.Ecomama is run by Rahman, his wife, daughter, and with strategic support from his son, who lives abroad and manages international bookings and marketing, helping to connect travelers worldwide with the village’s authentic experience