In the heart of Kakheti wine country, Vazisubani Estate offers the elegance of a 19th-century noble residence surrounded by vineyards and cypress trees. Restored with care, the estate blends chandeliers and antique woodwork with soft Georgian hospitality. Wine is poured straight from the cellar, meals are drawn from local harvests, and horses graze just beyond the verandah. It's a Georgian memory in the making.

Overlooking the Black Sea, Le Méridien Batumi captures Georgia’s coastal flair with a cosmopolitan edge. The design leans sleek and modern, but the warmth is unmistakably local. Suites open to wide water views. The spa revives with salt and steam. Steps away, the Batumi Boulevard invites you out for an evening stroll, or you can linger indoors over wine and conversation that stretches into the night.

At the foot of the Caucasus, Rooms Kazbegi frames the peaks with cinematic precision. Floor-to-ceiling windows draw in the mountains, while worn leather, timber beams, and soft lamplight create a lodge feel rooted in style. Days start with khachapuri and coffee on the terrace. Afternoons might be for hiking or simply watching the clouds shift above Gergeti. The bar, with its quiet hum, is always there to welcome you back.

Once a Soviet-era publishing house, Stamba now beats with the pulse of modern Tbilisi. Brutalist architecture meets lush indoor gardens, vintage details, and glass-bottom rooftop pools. Art, design, and gastronomy collide in its open-plan spaces, while rooms feel more like artist lofts than hotel suites. From bean-to-bar chocolate to books stacked sky high, it’s a space that feels lived in, creative, and always one idea ahead.