Boutique Hotel Argo

Rooms and decor

The rooms are done in a boutique style inside an old building, and each one is a little different in size and layout. Some have a private balcony looking over the garden; others sit on the ground floor close to it. Reviews mostly praise the charm and the atmosphere, but the practical takeaway is to state what you want when you book — that's how you land the best room rather than leaving it to chance.

Food and amenities

The free breakfast gets the most love in the reviews. There's fresh fruit, homemade cake, cheese, ham, traditional Georgian dishes and a range of drinks — "the breakfast is delicious and there's so much to choose from" is a line that turns up again and again. The garden and terrace are a genuinely nice place to sit, morning or evening, and there's an in-hotel café plus free Wi-Fi.

Location and getting there

You're 475 m from the center, about a 10-minute walk to Green Bazaar and 15 minutes to Bagrati Cathedral. The free KUT airport shuttle for guests is the real convenience here — it saves you the $10–15 a taxi would cost.

Things to know before booking

Because it's an old building, the rooms vary in size and condition, so be specific about what you need at booking. Parking is limited, which matters if you're arriving by car, and some reviews mention street noise in certain rooms — asking for a higher floor over the garden helps on both the noise and the view.

Our take

Boutique Hotel Argo is the pick for couples and travelers who want a boutique with real character, a good breakfast and a free ride from the airport. The feel here is a world apart from a chain hotel, which is exactly the point.