Straddling the border between Europe and Asia, the Caucasus nation of Georgia remains a fresh discovery for many Western travelers. Two standout luxury properties from Adjara Group Hospitality are Rooms Hotels Tbilisi and Rooms Hotels Kazbegi, each offering distinct interpretations of regional style, comfort and hospitality.
Rooms Hotels Tbilisi occupies a converted publishing house in the vibrant Vera neighborhood and has become a creative hub for the city. The hotel’s dining options include Lolita and The Kitchen, where a farm-to-table approach highlights traditional Georgian flavors alongside contemporary New American dishes. The Bar and Lounge showcases the work of top local mixologists crafting signature cocktails paired with elevated bar fare. In the Garden Bar, lush foliage and potted herbs inform botanical cocktails served in a relaxed setting enlivened by the hotel’s two resident rabbits.
Throughout Tbilisi’s historic streets, the hotel blends retro-chic design with modern comforts: plush sofas, warm wood floors, vintage lighting, antique rugs, refined meeting spaces and a well-stocked library create an inviting atmosphere. The 126 rooms and suites reflect an industrial-chic aesthetic, featuring high ceilings and warehouse-style windows that flood interiors with light while maintaining a sense of cosseted luxury.
Rooms Hotels Kazbegi sits in a restored Brutalist building in a dramatic north Georgia valley at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains. The renovation honored the site’s alpine resort heritage while introducing rich woods, leather and carefully considered finishes by Adjara Arch. Guests can relax on a broad terrace with panoramic mountain views or unwind in the cozy Bar and Lounge, which offers a curated selection of hand-rolled cigars to complement the drink menu.
The hotel’s wellness center emphasizes the surrounding landscape: floor-to-ceiling windows frame the peaks beyond, while exposed brick and aged lanterns contribute to a rustic spa ambience. Facilities include a heated pool, sauna and treatment rooms. For those who prefer adventure, the hotel arranges experiences such as private helicopter flights over snow-capped summits, guided hikes to the forested base of Elia Mountain and visits to nearby Sno village. A casino and meeting spaces make the property suitable for corporate retreats, and room categories range from twin and double rooms to signature suites.
The two properties together showcase how contemporary design and local character can coexist, offering comfortable bases from which to explore Georgia’s rich culture, cuisine and mountain landscapes. Whether your interests lie in urban creativity and culinary discovery in Tbilisi or rugged alpine panoramas and restorative spa time in Kazbegi, these hotels deliver distinctive, well-curated stays.
