Where to Stay in Batumi, Georgia

Compare districts, prices and transport for your Black Sea stay

53 hotels verified · official websites last checked Oct 07, 2026

Batumi is Georgia's Black Sea resort city, known for its pebble beaches, subtropical gardens and striking modern architecture. Travellers come for the long promenade, lively summer nightlife and easy day trips to the mountains of Adjara. With 365 hotels listed, choice is wide but quality varies by district and season.

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Hotel Name Rating Location Info
Hotel: Wyndham Batumi site → Rating: - Location: მემედ აბაშიძის ქუჩა Best rate guarantee
Hotel: 10 Inn Rating: - Location: ბათუმგორის ქუჩის ჩიხი
Hotel: 15 Kviparosi Guest House Rating: - Location: კვიპაროსის ქუჩა
Hotel: 3'M Rating: - Location: აკაკი შანიძის ქუჩა
Hotel: Absolut site → Rating: - Location: ივანე ჯავახიშვილის ქუჩა
Hotel: Adeli Rating: - Location: ფიროსმანის ქუჩა
Hotel: Adjara Rating: - Location: City center
Hotel: Adjara Boutique Hotel Rating: - Location: City center
Hotel: Aisi Rating: - Location: City center
Hotel: Ajara Palace site → Rating: - Location: ალექსანდრე პუშკინის ქუჩა

Batumi's Main Accommodation Areas

Most visitors stay along the seafront between the Old Town and the Batumi Boulevard, where hotels range from boutique conversions to large resort towers. The Old Town and Piazza area suit sightseers, while New Boulevard and the beachfront strip appeal to families and package travellers. Further out, districts like Makhinjauri and the port side offer quieter, cheaper bases within easy reach of the centre.

Where should you stay?

📍 Old Town (Piazza)

The historic core around Piazza Square and Europe Square is compact, walkable and full of cafes, bars and boutique hotels. Staying here puts you within a few minutes of the port, the Alphabet Tower and the start of the boulevard. Rooms tend to be smaller and street noise can be noticeable at night.
Pros
  • Walkable to main sights and restaurants
  • Good mix of boutique and mid-range hotels
  • Lively evening atmosphere
Cons
  • Limited parking and narrow streets
  • Can be noisy on weekend nights

Perfect for: First-time visitors and couples

Note: Ask for a room facing away from the square if you are a light sleeper.

📍 Batumi Boulevard / Beachfront

The long seafront strip from the old port to the dolphinarium is the main resort zone, lined with large hotels, cafes and beach clubs. Hotels here often have sea views and direct promenade access. It is the most convenient area for beach-focused holidays but also the busiest in summer.
Pros
  • Direct beach and promenade access
  • Wide choice of resort-style hotels
  • Good for families and cyclists
Cons
  • Higher summer prices
  • Crowded in July and August

Perfect for: Beach holidays and families

Note: Sea-view rooms cost more; second-row hotels offer similar access at lower rates.

📍 New Boulevard (Adjara Group area)

The newer stretch of the boulevard towards the airport features modern high-rise hotels, casinos and apartment-style accommodation. It is quieter than the central beachfront and popular with longer-stay visitors and business travellers. The area is well connected by taxi and bus to the centre.
Pros
  • Modern rooms and facilities
  • Quieter than the central strip
  • Good for longer stays and self-catering
Cons
  • Fewer traditional restaurants within walking distance
  • Needs transport for Old Town sightseeing

Perfect for: Longer stays and business travellers

Note: Check whether your hotel is on the first or second line from the sea.

📍 Makhinjauri

A greener, low-key district north of the centre, around the Makhinjauri railway station and small pebble beaches. Accommodation is mostly guesthouses, small hotels and sanatorium-style stays. It suits travellers who want a quiet base with easy train access to Batumi and beyond.
Pros
  • Quiet and green surroundings
  • Cheaper than central Batumi
  • Train station for day trips
Cons
  • Limited dining and nightlife
  • Beaches are smaller and stonier

Perfect for: Quiet budget stays and rail travellers

Note: The centre is a short train or taxi ride away, not a comfortable walk.

📍 Port and Station Area

Around the Batumi port and central railway station, hotels cater mainly to transit travellers and those arriving by sea or rail. It is practical rather than scenic, with easy access to the Old Town on foot. Expect simpler rooms and lower prices than the beachfront.
Pros
  • Close to port and railway station
  • Walkable to Old Town
  • Lower prices than beachfront
Cons
  • Less attractive surroundings
  • Some street noise from traffic

Perfect for: Transit travellers and budget stays

Note: Useful for early train departures or ferry arrivals.

📍 Gonio and Kvariati

These southern coastal villages, about 15-20 minutes from central Batumi, offer quieter beaches and a mix of guesthouses and small resorts. They are popular with Georgian and Armenian holidaymakers and suit travellers with a car or those happy to use taxis. The area is calmer but has fewer services out of season.
Pros
  • Cleaner, quieter beaches
  • More space and lower density
  • Good for self-driving visitors
Cons
  • Dependent on taxi or car
  • Many places close in winter

Perfect for: Quiet beach stays and road-trippers

Note: Confirm that your hotel stays open outside the summer season.

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Special in Batumi

Hotels on the second row from the beach are often 20-30% cheaper and only a 2-5 minute walk from the promenade.

Getting Around from Outside Areas

Use the Batumi Card or a local taxi app for short hops; marshrutkas cover the coast cheaply but are crowded in summer.

Important: Navigating Batumi Transport Apps

In summer, unlicensed drivers may overcharge from the airport; agree on a price or use a metered app before leaving the terminal.

Visit in late May or September for...

Visit in late May or September for warm sea temperatures and hotel rates 30-50% below the July-August peak.

Practicalities for Your Batumi Stay

Best Time to Visit Batumi

The best weather runs from late May to early October, with July and August being hottest and busiest. For good value and comfortable temperatures, aim for June or September, when hotel prices drop and the sea is still warm. Avoid November to March, when many seafront hotels close or offer limited services.

Essential Batumi Hotel Tips

Key insights for a comfortable stay:

Book early for July and August

Batumi's beachfront hotels fill up weeks in advance during the peak summer months, and prices can double. Reserving direct by early spring usually secures better room choices.

Second-row hotels near the Boulevard

Hotels one street back from the promenade often cost noticeably less while still being a short walk from the beach. Ask about sea-view upgrades at check-in.

Airport taxi prices

Drivers outside Batumi airport may quote inflated fares to the centre. Use a metered taxi app or agree on the price before getting in.

Winter closures in Gonio and Kvariati

Many guesthouses and small hotels in the southern coastal villages shut from November to April. Confirm opening dates before booking outside summer.

Train from Makhinjauri

Staying near Makhinjauri station makes day trips to Kutaisi or Tbilisi easier, and the ride into central Batumi is short and cheap.

Budget Expectations for Batumi Hotels

What to expect at different price points:

CategoryPrice RangeWhat You Get
Budget $20.00 - $45.00/night Private room in a family guesthouse or small hotel, often in Makhinjauri or the port area, with shared or simple private bathroom and breakfast sometimes included.
Mid Range $50.00 - $100.00/night Standard double room in a three-star hotel near the Old Town or second row from the boulevard, with private bathroom, air conditioning and usually breakfast.
Upscale $110.00 - $200.00/night Sea-view room in a four-star beachfront or New Boulevard hotel, with pool or spa access, breakfast included and modern furnishings.
Luxury $220.00 - $450.00/night Suite or premium sea-view room in a five-star resort on the central boulevard, with full breakfast, spa, pool and concierge service.

Taxis & Ride-Hailing Apps in Georgia

Book your ride from your phone — the apps locals and travelers actually use:

AppWhat It Is
Bolt English
Yandex Go English

More apps worth downloading: Local Travel Apps in Georgia

Final Insider Advice

Book direct on the hotel's official site to compare room types and often get free breakfast or late checkout.

Batumi — Frequently Asked Questions

Which area is best for first-time visitors to Batumi?

The Old Town and central Boulevard are the most convenient for first-timers, as most sights, restaurants and the beach are within walking distance. Boutique hotels around Piazza Square suit sightseeing, while beachfront hotels along the boulevard are better for a resort-style stay. Both areas are well connected by taxi and bus.

Is Batumi safe for tourists?

Batumi is generally a safe city for visitors, with a busy promenade and central areas well lit at night. The main issues are petty theft in crowded places and overcharging by unlicensed taxi drivers. Using metered taxi apps and keeping valuables secure covers most risks.

How many days should I stay in Batumi?

Three to five days is enough to enjoy the beach, Old Town and boulevard without rushing. A longer stay of a week or more suits travellers who want day trips to the Adjara mountains or nearby coastal villages. Beach-focused visitors often stay longer in July and August.

How do I get from Batumi airport to my hotel?

The airport is about 15-25 minutes from the centre by taxi, with metered app fares typically 15-25 GEL. Local minibuses are much cheaper but slower and crowded. Some hotels arrange paid transfers if requested when booking direct.

What budget do I need for a hotel in Batumi?

Budget guesthouses start around 20-45 USD per night, mid-range hotels around 50-100 USD, and upscale or luxury beachfront rooms from 110 USD upwards. Prices rise sharply in July and August and drop in June and September. Booking direct often gives better rates and flexible cancellation.

Should I book direct with the hotel or use a booking site?

Booking direct on the hotel's official website often gives clearer room descriptions, better cancellation terms and sometimes free breakfast or upgrades. It also avoids third-party markup and makes it easier to request a specific view or floor. Compare a few official sites before deciding.

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