12 Best Batumi Hotels for 2026 — Reviews & Price Comparison

Picture two triangular glass towers rising over Batumi Boulevard, their panes catching the sun against the deep blue of the Black Sea. That is Hilton Batumi, one of the most recognizable luxury chains in this Georgian seaside town. The hotel has 247 rooms and suites, many of them opening onto a full Black Sea view, while the city-facing rooms look out over the Batumi skyline. The real draw is the beachfront spot: step out of the lobby and you are already on the seafront promenade beside the Alphabetic Tower, the landmark that defines the city. Inside you get a casino, a spa, an indoor pool, a gym, and the standout Nephele rooftop bar, where you can sip a drink over a panoramic sweep of town and sea. There is also a Georgian restaurant for local flavors. Reviewers consistently praise the views, the location and the cleanliness. It scores 8.6/10.

Picture a cream-colored building crowned with a classical dome standing out on Rustaveli Avenue, right beside Seaside Park, the leafiest seafront green space in town. That is the Sheraton Batumi Hotel, one of the most recognizable 5-star addresses in the city. The architecture mixes neoclassical and modern, with tall columns and a grand chandelier-lit lobby that reads as classic-European luxury. Rooms run warm with wood and quality fabrics, many opening onto the Black Sea, others looking over the park or the city skyline. The real draw is the location: step out and you are in the seafront park, beside the Argo cable car that carries you up for a high-angle view, and roughly 200m from the beach. Inside there is an indoor pool, the Shine spa, a fitness center and a garden-view restaurant serving Georgian and international dishes. Reviews praise the location, cleanliness and Marriott-standard service. Good for couples, families and business travelers. Overall 8.5/10.

Le Méridien Batumi is a 5-star, 105-room-and-suite Marriott property sitting right on Old Boulevard in Batumi's seaside old town. The charm is in the tasteful, modern Le Méridien design that plays with art, light and warm tones, giving the lobby real character. The location is hard to beat — the Black Sea beach is about 200 meters on foot, and a stroll along the boulevard brings you to Europe Square, the pretty central plaza. Inside there's an indoor pool you can swim in any season, a gym, a sauna to unwind, a casino for late-night fun, and the Brasserie Restaurant serving breakfast and international dishes. The standout number is the couples-category score, which climbs to 9.4 — a clear sign of how romantic it feels for two. Reviews repeatedly praise the location, cleanliness and design. Best for couples and travelers who want a stylish base in the old town close to the beach. Overall 8.6/10.

Picture a modern glass tower planted right on Batumi Boulevard, the seafront promenade that is the heart of the city. Step out of the lobby and you hit the seaside park and a sandy stretch of Black Sea you can walk straight down to. That is the Radisson Blu Hotel, Batumi, a 168-room-and-suite property many travelers rank among the best-reviewed seafront stays in town. The clearest selling point is the open Black Sea view filling the windows of the higher floors, where you wake to the horizon and ships passing by. Decor is warm modern and easy on the eyes, with roomy layouts and soft beds. Inside there is a pool reviewers single out, a spa for unwinding after a day on foot, a fitness room, a rooftop that looks over both the city skyline and the sea, plus a restaurant and sea-view bar for an evening drink. The boulevard location means you can stroll the park or cycle the coast without ever getting in a car. Overall 8.7/10.

Picture a big-name chain hotel dropped right in the middle of Batumi, on Memed Abashidze Avenue, where you step out of the lobby and land in a busy run of restaurants, cafes and shops — and from there you can walk straight through to Batumi Boulevard, the Black Sea promenade at the heart of the city. That is Wyndham Batumi, a 5-star built around central convenience and chain-brand value rather than showy luxury. The tower is tall and modern, the rooms and suites run roomier than the price suggests, and housekeeping comes daily — reviewers mention the cleanliness again and again. Most rooms look over the city, and a few catch a glimpse of the Black Sea. The facilities are the draw: an indoor heated pool you can swim in any season, a full-service spa, a gym, and a casino in the building for late-night entertainment. Guests single out the warm, easy welcome. Overall it scores 8.3/10 and suits couples, families and anyone who wants to stay central and walk to everything.

Picture the grand classical building that once housed Batumi's National Bank, with an astronomical clock tower standing out on the corner, brought back to life as a boutique hotel that only opened in late 2025. It sits right on Europe Square, the prettiest plaza in the Old Town, and this is Hotel Indigo Batumi - Old Town, part of IHG, which a lot of people call the most characterful design stay in the city. The clearest selling point is the charm of the heritage shell, where the old bones blend neatly with contemporary decor. All 57 rooms and suites are designed so that no two are alike, each telling Batumi's story through different colors, patterns and pieces. Pull back the curtains in some rooms and you look straight onto the square and its golden Medea statue. There's a small spa to unwind in after a day on your feet, plus a stylish cafe and bar for morning coffee or an evening wine. Step out the door and you're among the Dancing Fountain, the Old Town's stone lanes and rows of restaurants. Review scores run high, with Booking hitting 9.6. Overall 9.3/10.

Picture a big international chain hotel planted on the newer side of Batumi in the New Boulevard district, which feels more modern and open than the packed old town, sitting only about 800m from the Black Sea beach. From here you can stroll the seafront promenade to the Dancing Fountain and the famous Ali and Nino moving sculpture of the two lovers. That is the Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Batumi, a 5-star hotel with an in-house casino that sells seaside convenience and chain value. Rooms and suites are roomy and quietly polished, and reviewers rate the comfort a high 8.9, with most rooms facing the open city and a few catching the sea. The standout amenities are an indoor pool you can use in any season, a sauna and spa, a gym, and the in-building casino for evenings out without leaving. Polite staff and breakfast draw the most praise, the location scores 9.0, and the overall mark lands at 8.5/10.

Picture a hotel that sits right in the middle of Batumi's Old Town: walk a few minutes out of the lobby and you hit Europe Square, the handsome plaza at the heart of the tourist district, then a little further and you reach the Black Sea beach. That's Hotel London 1889 & Casino, a 5-star hotel built for travelers who want a central address with a casino in the same building. The interiors run warm and classic, leaning into the European-old-money mood the name implies, and the rooms are clean and uncluttered, with several high enough to catch the Old Town skyline and the odd glimpse of sea. The draw is that everything is in one building: a casino for the gamblers, a full-service spa to unwind after a day on foot, a gym, a lounge bar for evening drinks, and a restaurant serving both Georgian and international food. With both the square and the sea a few minutes' walk away, plus prices friendlier than the big chains, more than 1,150 reviews average it to 8.7. Overall score 8.7/10.

If you want a 5-star right in Batumi's seafront strip without paying what the icon beachfront towers charge, Best Western Premier Batumi is the one travelers quietly pass along. It sits on Ninoshvili Street in the New Boulevard district, and a few steps out the door puts you on the Black Sea promenade, the seafront park and the beach where people gather every evening for the sunset. Rooms are modern and warm-toned, roomier than the price suggests, spotless, with soft beds and everything you need. Inside there's a Turkish-style Hammam for a steam, a spa, a pool and a gym, plus a much-loved second-floor lounge bar for a drink over the city skyline. What reviewers agree on most is the attentive, smiling staff and the sense of real value for what you pay. The couples score hits 8.8, which tells you it suits pairs and easygoing travelers who want a boulevard base on a friendly budget. Overall 8.4/10.

Colosseum Marina Hotel is a 5-star hotel sitting right on New Boulevard, Batumi's newer seafront promenade that runs along the Black Sea beach. The pitch is simple: walk out of the lobby, cross the promenade, and you are on the sand. Sea-facing rooms open onto a panoramic Black Sea view that fills the window, and plenty of guests wake up to a wide horizon and morning light bouncing off the water. Inside there are 2 restaurants, a swimming pool, and a sitting area where you catch the sea breeze. Reviews line up on one point in particular — the breakfast, which guests consistently praise. The location sits about 3 km from the Old Town and Piazza, a few minutes by car, so it suits travelers who want a sea-first stay: morning walks along the beach, with the occasional trip into town, rather than basing yourself in the middle of the old quarter. Overall score 8.2/10.

Picture a modern high-rise on New Boulevard, on the northern stretch of Batumi's seaside promenade, with everything packed under one roof — that is Euphoria Batumi Convention & Casino Hotel, a large 5-star running roughly 415 rooms. It pulls in casino players, tour groups and conference crowds who need a lot of space. The contemporary design and a tall, open lobby feel suitably grand for the scale, and most rooms are wider than the city norm, with many opening onto the Black Sea or the city skyline. The real draw is having it all in one building: a casino for a flutter, a big convention center for events, 2 restaurants plus a bar, and an outdoor garden for a sea-breeze stroll. The beach is a short walk away; the Old Town and Europe Square sit a quick ride south. But the trump card is price — from about $54 a night, the cheapest 5-star rate in the city. Score 7.6/10, best for casino-goers and value-minded groups.

Orbi City is a cluster of high-rise apart-hotel towers on New Boulevard, Batumi's newer seafront promenade, right up against the black-sand beach that gives this Black Sea town its character. The pitch is simple: step out of the tower, cross the promenade, and you're on the sand. Rooms are studios that work like small condos, each with a kitchenette (stove and fridge), an in-room washing machine, and a private balcony for the sea breeze. The sea-facing units open onto full panoramic Black Sea views, and from the higher floors many wake up to a wide horizon. What sets Orbi City apart is the price — from around $37 a night, which is remarkable value for a beachfront spot with views you'd expect to pay luxury rates for. The 9.3 Booking score reflects guests who got location, view and usable space on a tight budget. Total score 8.5/10.