Best Luxury Hotels In Georgia

This is the first of Marriott’s properties to arrive in the city, housed in the unique structure of the 41-storey Alliance Palace overlooking the sea and yards from the beach. Occupying floors one to six of the multi-functional building, The Marriott accommodates 150 contemporary bedrooms, its height proffering some fabulous views. There’s also the Ananne Spa, an indoor pool, a fitness suite and an all-day dining and drinking venue; The Kitchen and Bar. Ideal for business and leisure stays, the hotel’s versatile spaces lend themselves well to relaxing or working.

Get a great night’s sleep on Sheraton’s Sleep Experience signature beds in one of the hotel’s 202 bedrooms with blackout curtains and climate control. Pay a visit to the Shine Spa’s saunas, Turkish Hamam and fitness suite and swim in indoor and seasonal outdoor pools. Dine at the Sunflower Restaurant, sip on cocktails in the sun at the poolside Jasmine Lounge Bar, marvel at the 360-degree views in the Sky Bar, and order a nightcap in the Lobby Bar. Located beside the beach, this is a great option for families and it’s just a short walk to the historic centre for a little sightseeing.

Swim and sunbathe overlooking the Black Sea, with a stay at Le Méridien Batumi. Known for its modernist design, the hotel has been decorated in restful colours, with artworks by renowned Georgian artists. 105 bedrooms look onto either the city or the water, with a classic king-size room, through to a huge two-bedroom presidential suite on offer. There are several dining and drinking options; the Brasserie Restaurant for local and Mediterranean cuisine, the poolside Terrace Restaurant for BBQs and Latitude Bar, for cocktails with a mid-century vibe. Le Méridien’s other amenities include a casino, the Explore Spa with an indoor pool and a peaceful garden.

Like many of the venues in the city, this building has an interesting industrial past. Once a publishing house, it’s found in the suburb of Vera, occupying eight storeys. There are 125 bedrooms, each with minibars, Marshall speakers, Prija bath products, balconies and contemporary artworks. The design has been inspired by New York in the 1930s (a vibe that’s aided by the warehouse/loft architecture of the property). Comfy tan leather and velvet sofas and art deco orb lighting contrast the industrial-chic accents, creating a fashionable, but cosy ambience. The restaurant follows the Big Apple theme in its menus, with farm-to-table dishes and there are two bars, one alfresco.

On the refined Rustaveli Avenue, this five-star Marriott hotel offers classic grandeur with its impressive frontage, huge crystal chandeliers, indoor palms and marble bathrooms. Bedrooms take on a more modern feel with geo-patterns, mid-century inspired contemporary furnishings and a cosy, yet minimalist approach to decor. Each is soundproofed and comes with Acca Kappa toiletries, coffee makers, mini bars, light up make-up mirrors, robes and slippers, Parnas Café is the hotel’s signature restaurant, serving national and international fare, while daytime snacks and lunches can be taken at the Majestic Lounge & Bar.

The debut of the first Radisson RED hotel in Eastern Europe marks a significant addition to Tbilisi, Georgia, infusing a blend of culture, history, and modern design into the city’s landscape. Housed in a beautifully restored 100-year-old former post office building on the renowned Davit Aghmashenebeli Avenue, the hotel’s prime location presents easy access to Tbilisi’s vibrant cultural scene, including Eastern Orthodox churches, art nouveau buildings, and Soviet Modernist structures, making it an ideal base for exploring the city. The hotel’s Posta Restaurant & Bar serves as a culinary and social hub, offering a mix of Georgian, Asian, and international cuisine. The 4-story hotel features 111 rooms, ranging from standard to junior suites, all echoing the Radisson RED’s focus on innovative design. Local artworks and traditional Georgian architectural elements further enrich the guest experience, alongside amenities like meeting rooms and a spacious courtyard, ensuring a memorable stay that captures the essence of Tbilisi’s unique charm and the Radisson RED brand’s innovative spirit.

Close to the Marriott, the Wyndham is a great option for access to a spa. The wellness centre has a fitness suite, a heated indoor pool and a sauna, with a great choice of treatments. Guests can dine on European food 24 hours a day at Lobby Lounge and receive a daily complimentary continental breakfast. Rooms come with indulgent toiletries, pillow-top mattresses and epic views, while superior suites – housed in a dramatic glass dome – have unusual curved geometric-paned floor to ceiling windows.

The triple-level Paragraph Spa at this hotel (which includes an indoor pool) provides some welcome relaxation after a day spent exploring Tbilisi. You don’t need to leave for meals — there are five places to eat and drink onsite. The Luxury Collection Paragraph Freedom Square’s 220 bedrooms have been designed with a blend of Georgian accents and warming modern sensibilities. Each contains a wine fridge packed with local vintages, as well as a fantastic view to be enjoyed along with your vino. Opt for a suite to benefit from Executive Lounge access and a spacious living area.

Inspired by the serenity of nature and the dynamics of the human mind, Rooms Hotels opened their Kazbegi property back in 2012. Retro nods to the area’s Soviet past (this was once a sanatorium) combine with colourful local textiles, deep leather armchairs, furnishings by Flamant and Restoration Hardware and raw timber that’s been reclaimed from dilapidated buildings in Georgia’s west. There’s a large shared space with filled bookcases and the feel of a fashionable private members’ club; a casino that mixes up some decadent cocktails; and below ground, a wellness centre, with a 30-foot heated pool and mountain views.