Kass Land Diamond Resort — Cottage in Kvemo Kartli, Georgia

In short

Kass Land Diamond Resort is the hotel component of Kass Land, a large private ecotourism and attractions development built around the Tsalka Canyon in the Tsalka Municipality of the Kvemo Kartli region. The hotel sits inside the wider Kass Land site, whose best-known feature is the 240-metre glass “Diamond Bridge” spanning the canyon, with a diamond-shaped glass café-bar at its centre. The resort itself is described by its owners as a high-end hotel complex of cottages (“villhouses”) together with hotel rooms, a spa, restaurants and a pool area, positioned as a base for guests who want to spend more than a single day at the park. The site states that the surrounding attractions park, including the bridge, rides and go-kart track, is a paid add-on and is not included in the cost of a room or meals.

The building and its history

Kass Land is presented by its developer, Kass Group, as an ecotourism project built with more than 120 million GEL of private investment inside a protected natural area around the Tsalka Canyon. The canyon itself, and the Tsalka area more generally, lie in the highlands of Kvemo Kartli, a region historically associated with a long-standing Greek community and pastoral, high-altitude settlement; this is general background rather than a claim made by the hotel. The official site does not publish an architect’s name, a specific opening year for the hotel, or a conventional construction timeline, so no dated chronology can be verified here. What is stated is the scale of the undertaking: a 240-metre canyon, an 1,800-metre scenic trail to a waterfall, and a glass bridge said by the hotel to be a candidate for a Guinness World Record as the highest suspended bar in the world. The resort, including its cottages, restaurant and spa, is described as having been built as part of this single large-scale project rather than as a converted older structure, and the site gives no indication of a prior use for the land beyond its description as a protected natural area now developed for tourism.

Rooms and suites

The official site does not publish a breakdown of room categories, counts or views. It refers to two broad types of accommodation: “villhouses,” described as cottages within the high-end hotel complex, and conventional hotel rooms. The room-service description notes that food and drink can be delivered “right to your villa or hotel room,” confirming that both villa-style and standard room accommodation exist on site, but no further detail on size, bedding configuration, floor plans or specific in-room amenities is given on the website.

Restaurants, bars and venues

Diamond Restaurant is described by the hotel as its main indoor dining venue, set in what it calls an airy, modern space with panoramic windows, serving Georgian cuisine prepared with locally sourced ingredients. It is open Monday to Thursday and Friday to Sunday, in both cases from 10:00 to 22:00, according to the site.

Diamond Garden is an open-air terrace attached to the dining operation, where the hotel says guests can eat outdoors, positioned for daytime and evening use alike.

Diamond 360 Café is the café-bar built into the centre of the Diamond Bridge, roughly 240 metres above the canyon. The hotel describes it as offering light bites and drinks along with panoramic views, and states that it is a candidate for a Guinness World Record as the highest suspended bar in the world.

Room Service is offered to both villas and hotel rooms, with a menu the hotel describes as comfort food, snacks and drinks.

Poolside Menu is served at the resort’s outdoor pool area, with the hotel describing light snacks, fresh juices and cocktails available to guests on sunbeds.

Wellness, pool and fitness

The resort operates Diamond Spa, which the hotel describes as overlooking greenery and hills. Facilities named on the site include a Finnish sauna, a steam room and a relaxation lounge, with both indoor and outdoor relaxation zones that have canyon views. The spa offers therapeutic massages and what the hotel calls natural treatments using local herbs and minerals, along with packages for individuals and couples, group and private bookings for events and retreats, and gift vouchers available at reception. Spa opening hours are given as Monday to Sunday, 10:00 to 19:00. An outdoor pool is referenced through the Poolside Menu section, though the site does not give pool dimensions, indoor/outdoor status beyond “outdoor,” or operating hours. No fitness centre or gym is mentioned anywhere on the official site.

Meetings and events

The hotel’s general description notes that it caters to “a solo traveler, a couple, a family, or a company planning a retreat,” and the spa page mentions group and private bookings for events and retreats. Beyond these general references, the site does not publish details of meeting rooms, conference capacity, audiovisual equipment or event packages, so travellers with corporate or group event needs should contact the hotel directly to confirm what can be arranged.

Awards and memberships

No confirmed awards or industry memberships are stated for the hotel itself. The only award-related claim on the site concerns the Diamond 360 Café on the glass bridge, which the hotel says is expected to be awarded a Guinness World Record as the highest suspended bar in the world; as described, this is a pending candidacy rather than a confirmed title.

Prices and booking

The official website does not publish room rates, package prices or seasonal pricing for the resort. Bookings can be made through “Book a Room” links on the site, via the contact form (which includes options for a one-day tour, room booking, transportation or speaking with an agent), by phone on +995 032 288 0505, or by email at info@kassland.com. Travellers should check current rates directly on the official site or by contacting the hotel.

Location and getting there

The resort’s address is given as 5300 Village Dashbashi – Tsalka, with the contact page specifying Tsalka Municipality, Dashbashi Village, in the Kvemo Kartli region of Georgia. The hotel states that the Kass Land site, including the resort, is reachable in about an hour and a half (roughly 90 minutes) by road from Tbilisi; the site does not give a specific driving time from Tbilisi International Airport. Within the site itself, and therefore within walking distance of the hotel, are the Tsalka Canyon, the Diamond Bridge and Diamond 360 Café, the 1,800-metre scenic trail to a waterfall, and the main attractions park with its rides, go-kart track and rope park. The hotel notes that private transport and guided transfers are available, along with on-site parking.

Good to know

• The attractions park, including the Diamond Bridge, rides and go-kart track, is not included in the price of a room or meals and is billed separately.
• Visitors must be taller than 1.2 metres to access the Tsalka Canyon Natural Monument Trail, according to the hotel’s visitor guidelines.
• Pets are not permitted in the attractions area.
• Suitable hiking or sports shoes are recommended for exploring the site, as stated by the hotel.
• The canyon trail may be closed in bad weather, including rain, heavy fog or snow.
• The ascent to the canyon involves climbing stairs, which the hotel notes may be difficult for visitors with physical limitations.
• Opening hours vary by attraction and venue; the Diamond Restaurant, bridge and park attractions each keep their own published hours.
• The hotel states it is not responsible for the operation or safety of the separately run attractions park.

Questions travellers ask

Is the amusement park included if I book a room at Kass Land Diamond Resort?

No. The hotel states explicitly that the attractions park is a bonus for hotel guests and is not included in the price of accommodation or meals, and that the park operates and is staffed separately from the hotel.

How far is the resort from Tbilisi?

The hotel describes the drive from Tbilisi as about an hour and a half, roughly 90 minutes. The site does not publish a specific driving time from Tbilisi International Airport.

What kind of rooms does the resort offer?

The site refers to villhouses (cottages) and hotel rooms as the two accommodation types within the complex, but does not publish specific room categories, counts, or views on its official pages.

Is there a spa and pool at the resort?

Yes. The hotel operates Diamond Spa, with a Finnish sauna, steam room, relaxation lounge and massage treatments, open daily from 10:00 to 19:00. An outdoor pool area is also mentioned through its poolside food and drink menu, though further pool details are not published.

Can day visitors eat at the Diamond Restaurant without staying overnight?

The restaurant’s opening hours, 10:00 to 22:00 on all days of the week, are listed alongside the park’s other attraction opening times on the hotel’s “Plan Your Visit” page, suggesting it is intended to serve day visitors to the park as well as overnight guests, though the site does not state this in so many words.

Sources

• Kass Land Diamond Resort — official website (kassland.com)
• Kass Land Diamond Resort: About The Park
• Kass Land Diamond Resort: Plan Your Visit
• Kass Land Diamond Resort: Contact
• Kass Land Diamond Resort: Dining
• Kass Land Diamond Resort: Spa

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.