Located in southeastern Georgia, the resort town of Borjomi is decorated by forests and mountains in the Mtkvari river gorge. The town is best known for its mineral waters, which have been used by natives over thousands of years because of a belief that they had healing power. It's also known for popular sites such as Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park. Tourists don't have to look far to find a hotel, as Borjomi offers a variety of lodging accommodations.
Hotel Borjomis Kheoba is a 28-room hotel designed to combine native Borjomis traditions and technology. The hotel features on on-site bar and restaurant, and offers tours to the town's nearby mountains and forests. The first floor of Hotel Borjomis Kheoba consists of a medical center. There, guests can consult with doctors about therapeutic water procedures including those with Borjomi mineral water--which the town is famous for--along with sulphur water spas and underwater mechanical massages. Prices include breakfast, lunch, dinner and use of the outdoor swimming pool and fitness center.
Featuring a "European standard of service," Hotel Motion offers eight guest rooms. The hotel offers convenient location to top tourist attractions such as Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park and the Romanov Palace. The park is frequented for its hiking trails and horseback riding, offering tourist shelters along the way. Hotel Motion also offers an on-site restaurant and picturesque outdoor garden. Three meals per day are included with the price of lodging.
Hotel Victoria is located in central Borjomi. Guests are served by a masseur, and the hotel also offers transportation to local cultural and tourist attractions, such as nearby Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park and the districts of Likani, PaPa and Plato. It also offers a dining hall, private bathroom facilities and 24-hour room service.
