Dialog Kokhta Bakuriani — Hotel in Samtskhe-Javakheti, Georgia

In short

Dialog Kokhta is a 134-room apartment-style hotel in Bakuriani, the ski and mountain-air resort town in Samtskhe-Javakheti, southern Georgia. The hotel says it sits around 300 metres from the Kokhta ski slopes and is designed as a year-round base, with self-catering studios and suites, a restaurant and bar, a kids’ room, an entertainment room, a terrace with a fireplace, and meeting space for small corporate groups.

The building and its history

The official website does not publish an architect’s name, a construction date, or details of an earlier use for the building, so no verified timeline can be given here. What is stated is that Dialog Kokhta operates as part of the Dialog Hotels group, with this property positioned specifically as a ski-season and summer-retreat hotel in Bakuriani.

For context, Bakuriani itself has been developed as a resort since the late nineteenth century, prized for its pine forests, mountain climate and, since the Soviet period, its ski infrastructure on Mount Kokhta and Mount Didveli. The town remains one of Georgia’s principal winter-sports destinations alongside Gudauri, and is also used in summer for hiking and cooler-climate holidays, which matches the all-season positioning the hotel describes for itself.

Rooms and suites

The hotel says it has 134 rooms across nine categories, described as studios, one-bedroom suites and, per the general property description, two-bedroom apartments. Every unit is self-catering, with a bed, flat-screen TV, refrigerator, washing machine, free Wi-Fi, wardrobe, dining table, stovetop, private bathroom with hairdryer, kitchenware and daily housekeeping. Check-in is from 3:00 pm and check-out by 12:00 pm.

• Standard Room – 25 m², one large double bed, with a seating area, soundproof walls and a walk-in shower bathroom.
• Smart Studio Twin – 28 m², two single beds, private balcony with mountain view, washing machine and tea/coffee maker.
• Smart Studio – 28 m², one large double bed, private balcony, bidet in the bathroom.
• One Bedroom Suite – 40 m², one large double bed plus a sofa bed, separate bedroom and living room, private terrace.
• Comfort Studio Twin – 44 m², one twin bed and one sofa bed, private balcony and terrace with mountain views.
• Deluxe Suite Twin – 48 m², two single beds, separate bedroom, private balcony.
• Deluxe Suite – 48 m², one large double bed and a sofa bed, separate bedroom, living room and private terrace.
• Superior Suite Twin – 58 m², two single beds, separate bedroom, private balcony with mountain views, large seating area.
• Superior Suite – 58 m², the hotel’s largest category, with a separate bedroom, living room and private terrace.

Restaurants, bars and venues

MARILI Restaurant & Bar is the hotel’s main dining venue, serving what the hotel describes as a blend of Georgian and European cuisine, from classic dishes given a contemporary treatment to international plates, alongside a selection of local and international craft beers and wines. The hotel also mentions a terrace with a fireplace attached to the restaurant area, offering mountain views.

Kids’ room is a dedicated space for younger guests, stocked with toys, games and creative activities, intended to keep children entertained during a family stay.

Entertainment room is the hotel’s games space, equipped with table tennis, table football and a PlayStation 5 for solo or multiplayer play.

Wellness, pool and fitness

The official website does not list a spa, swimming pool or fitness centre among the hotel’s facilities. The leisure offer described on the site is centred instead on the terrace with its fireplace and mountain views, the kids’ room and the entertainment room with table tennis, table football and a PlayStation 5.

Meetings and events

The hotel operates a conference space of 59 m², which it positions for corporate meetings, strategic sessions, training programs and team events. Stated seating capacities are up to 60 people theatre-style, up to 25 in a U-shape, up to 30 boardroom-style and up to 35 classroom-style. Coffee breaks, lunch and dinner for events are catered by MARILI, the hotel’s restaurant, with menus that the hotel says can be tailored to the duration, format and size of the meeting.

Prices and booking

Published rates on the official site start from 195 GEL per night for a Standard Room and rise by category to 305 GEL per night and above for a Superior Suite Twin; the site notes rates “from” these figures per room category. The hotel also lists two offers: a 20 percent discount for early bookings for the winter season, with blackout dates of 28 December 2026 to 10 January 2027, and a summer long-stay offer of a double room with breakfast at 200 GEL per night for a minimum stay of five nights. The hotel asks guests to call +995 322 502 302 to claim either discount. For current and full rates, the hotel directs guests to book via its official website.

Location and getting there

Dialog Kokhta’s address is given as #1, 9 April Street, Bakuriani, in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region of southern Georgia. The hotel says it is about 300 metres from the Kokhta ski slopes, placing it within easy walking distance of the lifts and runs on Mount Kokhta. Bakuriani is reached from Tbilisi by road, a drive of roughly two and a half to three hours through the mountains of central and southern Georgia; the nearest international airport is Tbilisi International Airport.

Good to know

• 134 rooms across nine categories, from 25 m² studios to 58 m² suites.
• Every room is self-catering, with a stovetop, refrigerator, washing machine and kitchenware.
• Check-in from 3:00 pm, check-out by 12:00 pm.
• Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.
• On-site parking is available.
• A kids’ room and an entertainment room with table tennis, table football and PlayStation 5 are provided for families.
• MARILI Restaurant & Bar serves Georgian and European dishes plus a terrace with a fireplace.
• Bookings and offer enquiries can be made by phone, WhatsApp or email via the hotel’s contact details.

Questions travellers ask

How far is Dialog Kokhta from the ski slopes in Bakuriani?

The hotel says it is about 300 metres from the Kokhta ski slopes, making the lifts and runs reachable on foot.

Does Dialog Kokhta have kitchens in the rooms?

Yes. The hotel states that every room, from the Standard Room up to the Superior Suite, comes with a stovetop, refrigerator, washing machine, kitchenware and a dining table, in addition to a TV and private bathroom.

Is Dialog Kokhta suitable for families with children?

The hotel provides a dedicated kids’ room with toys and activities, plus an entertainment room with table tennis, table football and a PlayStation 5, which the hotel presents as facilities for younger guests and family groups.

Does the hotel have a spa or swimming pool?

No spa, pool or fitness centre is listed on the official website. The hotel’s leisure facilities, as described on its site, are the terrace with a fireplace, the kids’ room and the entertainment room.

Can Dialog Kokhta host meetings or small conferences?

Yes. The hotel operates a 59 m² conference space with capacities stated as up to 60 people theatre-style, 25 U-shape, 30 boardroom and 35 classroom, with catering for coffee breaks, lunch and dinner provided by the hotel’s MARILI restaurant.

Sources

• Dialog Kokhta Bakuriani — official website (dialoghotels.ge)
• Dialog Kokhta Bakuriani: About the hotel
• Dialog Kokhta Bakuriani: Rooms
• Dialog Kokhta Bakuriani: Conference Space
• Dialog Kokhta Bakuriani: Contact
• Dialog Kokhta Bakuriani: DISCOVER ALL OFFERS

Profiled in depth by the GTour desk on 27 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.