Mziuri Gardens — Hotel in Ajara, Georgia

In short

Mziuri Gardens is an apartment-style hotel set in the green hills above Makhinjauri, a resort settlement on the coast north of Batumi. The hotel describes itself as a place where “nature and modern coastal living” meet, offering serviced apartments with balconies facing the sea, the forest, or landscaped gardens, two outdoor swimming pools, and what it calls an “exclusive, well-maintained private beach area” a short walk from the buildings. The property is marketed both as “Mziuri Gardens” and, on parts of its own website, as “Mziuri Gardens Apartments,” and it positions itself for both short holiday stays and longer-term coastal living.

The building and its history

The official website does not publish an architect’s name, a construction date, or a timeline of the property’s development, so none is given here. What the hotel does say is that the apartments have been finished to “high-end renovation standards” with “premium-quality, stylish furnishings,” implying the complex has undergone a relatively recent fit-out or refurbishment, though no year is stated.

What can be said with confidence, as general background, is that Makhinjauri itself has long been known as one of the coastal resort villages of Ajara, prized since the Soviet period for its mild, humid climate and mineral and seaside air, qualities that were traditionally associated with sanatorium and balneological tourism along this stretch of the Black Sea coast north of Batumi. The hotel’s own text echoes this, describing Makhinjauri as “one of Adjara‘s most distinguished destinations, known for its balneological qualities, mild climate, and rejuvenating air.”

Rooms and suites

Mziuri Gardens is organised as a range of self-contained apartments rather than conventional hotel rooms, and the website lists the following categories:

• Standard Studio
• One Bedroom Standard Apartment
• One Bedroom Premium Apartment, stated as 68 to 72 m²
• One Bedroom Apartment with Sea View and Terrace, also 68 to 72 m², described by the hotel as having a “wraparound panoramic balcony”
• Two Bedroom Apartment with Terrace and Sea View
• Three Bedroom Apartment with Sea View
• Two-Bedroom Penthouse, with two bedrooms, one including a walk-in closet, and direct access described from both bedrooms
• Two Bedroom Superior
• Two Bedroom Penthouse (unit B1709)

Across these categories, the hotel says every apartment has a private balcony, with views over the sea, the surrounding forest, or the landscaped gardens of the property. The website does not break down exact unit counts per category beyond the two one-bedroom categories’ stated 68–72 m² range, and does not list in-room amenities item by item beyond describing the furnishings as premium-quality and the renovation as high-end.

Restaurants, bars and venues

Flora Café is the only food and beverage venue named on the official website. It is mentioned in the property’s terms of stay, which note that access to the café, along with the pool and private beach, is reserved for registered guests. No further detail on its menu, hours, or setting is given on the site.

Wellness, pool and fitness

The hotel lists two outdoor swimming pools, which it describes as suited to “sunny days and family enjoyment,” along with a private beach area it calls “exclusive” and “well-maintained,” located a short distance from the apartments. The website does not mention a spa, gym, sauna, or other wellness facilities beyond the pools and beach.

Meetings and events

The official website does not list conference rooms, event spaces, or banqueting facilities at Mziuri Gardens. No information on meetings or events is published.

Prices and booking

Mziuri Gardens offers several named rate plans through its own booking system:

• Best Available Price, without breakfast, described by the hotel as its most competitive rate for flexible travel plans.
• Non-Refundable Price, without breakfast, requiring full payment at booking with no changes or cancellations.
• Non-Refundable Breakfast Included, the same non-refundable terms with daily breakfast added.
• Long Stay Offer, aimed at guests staying a month or more, including weekly housekeeping and a furnished kitchen.
• Monthly Rate, giving a 10 percent discount for stays of 30 nights or more booked directly on the official website.

No specific nightly figures are published in the source material reviewed; current rates are on the official site.

Location and getting there

The address given by the hotel is 14 Tamar Mepe Avenue, Batumi 6000, with GPS coordinates of latitude 41.6738 and longitude 41.6937. The hotel’s own description places it in Makhinjauri, which it says is roughly 6 kilometres from the centre of Batumi. Makhinjauri sits on the coast immediately north of Batumi and is served by the same coastal road and rail line that link the city to the rest of Ajara, so central Batumi, including its seafront boulevard and old town, is a short drive south of the property. Batumi International Airport lies on the southern edge of the city, meaning the airport is somewhat further from Makhinjauri than the city centre itself; the hotel’s website does not state a specific transfer time, but it does list a transfer service to the property among its amenities, bookable through reception.

Good to know

• Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out until 12:00; early check-in or late check-out can be arranged subject to availability and may carry a fee.
• A valid ID or passport is required at check-in.
• Cancellation terms depend on the rate booked: non-refundable rates cannot be changed or refunded, while flexible rates can be cancelled free of charge within the period stated at booking.
• Smoking is not permitted inside the apartments; designated outdoor smoking areas are provided.
• Pets are listed among the hotel’s services as “Pet Friendly Accommodation,” but the terms of stay specify pets are allowed only when explicitly confirmed in advance.
• Listed services include free parking, Wi-Fi, 24/7 reception, daily housekeeping with extra cleaning available, and a transfer service to the property.
• Access to the pools, private beach, and Flora Café is limited to registered guests.
• Stays of more than 30 days carry additional terms covering utilities, cleaning schedule, and a security deposit.

Questions travellers ask

Where exactly is Mziuri Gardens located?

The hotel’s address is 14 Tamar Mepe Avenue, Batumi 6000, and it describes its setting as the green hills of Makhinjauri, a resort village about 6 kilometres from central Batumi on the Ajara coast.

Is Mziuri Gardens a hotel or an apartment complex?

The property operates as serviced apartments, marketed on its own website both as “Mziuri Gardens” and “Mziuri Gardens Apartments.” Guests book studios, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, and penthouses rather than standard hotel rooms.

Does Mziuri Gardens have a private beach?

The hotel states it has an “exclusive, well-maintained private beach area” close to the apartments, access to which is reserved for registered guests, alongside two outdoor swimming pools.

Can I book Mziuri Gardens for a long stay?

Yes. The hotel offers a dedicated Long Stay Offer for guests booking a month or more, including weekly housekeeping and a furnished kitchen, plus a Monthly Rate giving a 10 percent discount on direct bookings of 30 nights or longer. Stays beyond 30 days carry additional terms on utilities, cleaning, and a security deposit.

Are pets allowed at Mziuri Gardens?

The hotel lists “Pet Friendly Accommodation” among its services, but its published terms of stay state that pets are not allowed unless explicitly confirmed with the hotel at the time of booking.

Sources

• Mziuri Gardens — official website (mziuriapartments.com)
• Mziuri Gardens: 14 Tamar Mepe Avenue, Batumi
• Mziuri Gardens: Learn more
• Mziuri Gardens: APARTMENTS
• Mziuri Gardens: Special offers

Profiled in depth by the GTour desk on 28 October 2026 from the property’s official website; photographs are the property’s own, from its official website, credited under each image. Not sponsored; tell us if something has changed.