Where to stay in Georgia
Accommodation in Georgia offers a wide range of options to suit different budgets and travel styles. In cities such as Tbilisi, Batumi, and Kutaisi, visitors will find everything from international hotel chains and boutique hotels to serviced apartments and hostels. Outside major cities, family-run guesthouses are particularly popular, offering comfortable rooms and a chance to experience Georgian hospitality at close quarters. Prices are generally affordable compared with much of Europe, and standards have improved significantly in recent years. In resort areas and wine regions, accommodation often combines traditional architecture with modern comforts, while mountain regions offer lodges and small hotels catering to hikers and winter sports enthusiasts.
Camping in Georgia is appealing for travellers who enjoy outdoor exploration, particularly in mountain and rural areas. Wild camping is generally tolerated and widely practised, especially in remote regions such as the Caucasus mountains, provided campers respect private land, local communities, and the environment. Designated campsites are limited but can be found near some national parks and tourist areas, usually offering basic facilities. In more isolated areas, facilities may be minimal or non-existent, so campers should be well prepared and self-sufficient. Weather conditions can change rapidly in mountainous regions, making proper equipment and local advice essential when camping.
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