# Boutique Hotel Argo — Hotel in Imereti, Georgia > gtour.ge — G Tour, Gateway to Georgia. Cite as: GTour desk, gtour.ge. - Canonical: https://gtour.ge/georgia-places/place-boutique-hotel-argo/ - Author: Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze - Published: 2026-09-14 - Updated: 2026-10-27 - Language: en - Russian edition: https://gtour.ge/ru/georgia-places/place-boutique-hotel-argo/ ### In short Boutique Hotel Argo is a small hotel on Galaktion Tabidze Street in the Imereti region of western Georgia. The hotel’s official website, as consulted for this profile, publishes only a bare file directory rather than descriptive content, so this profile is necessarily limited to the address supplied and to safe general knowledge of the area. Readers who want details on rooms, dining, spa facilities or rates should check the hotel’s official site or contact it directly, since none of that information could be verified from the source available at the time of writing. ### The building and its history No architect, construction date, original use or conversion history for the building that houses Boutique Hotel Argo could be confirmed from the hotel’s official website, which does not currently present any narrative text about the property. Imereti is a region with a long layered building stock, ranging from nineteenth-century merchant townhouses to Soviet-era apartment blocks and post-independence renovations, and small boutique hotels in the region are frequently created by converting older residential or commercial buildings in town centres rather than purpose-built as hotels. Without a dated statement from the hotel itself, it would not be accurate to assign the Argo building to any one of these categories. - Exact construction date: not stated on the official website. - Original use of the building: not stated on the official website. - Date of conversion into a hotel: not stated on the official website. - Architect or design firm involved, if any: not stated on the official website. Travellers interested in the building’s background are advised to ask hotel staff directly, since local owners of small boutique properties in Georgia often have detailed informal histories of their buildings that are not published online. ### Rooms and suites The hotel’s official website does not list room categories, counts, views or in-room amenities at the location reviewed. Boutique hotels of this size in Imereti typically offer a modest number of rooms across one or two categories, such as standard doubles and a small number of larger or suite-style rooms, sometimes with views over a street, courtyard or nearby river, but none of this can be stated as fact for Argo without confirmation from the property. Prospective guests should request a current room list, photographs and floor plans from the hotel before booking. ### Restaurants, bars and venues The official website supplied for this profile contains no named restaurants, bars, cafés or event venues associated with Boutique Hotel Argo. It is not possible, therefore, to describe any specific on-site dining or drinking venue, their cuisine, their hours or their setting without inventing detail that is not supported by the source. Guests wishing to dine should check with the hotel directly for any in-house restaurant or bar, and in the meantime can rely on Kutaisi’s wider restaurant scene, which is within easy reach of most central addresses in the city. ### Wellness, pool and fitness No information on a pool, spa, sauna, gym or any other wellness facility is published on the hotel’s official website. Small boutique hotels of this scale in Georgian regional towns do not always include such facilities, but this cannot be confirmed either way for Argo. Guests who require wellness amenities should confirm availability with the hotel before travelling. ### Meetings and events The hotel’s website does not describe any meeting rooms, conference capacity or event spaces. No claims about business or event facilities can therefore be made here. Those planning a meeting or small event in the area should contact the hotel to ask whether suitable space exists on site. ### Awards and memberships No awards, certifications, hotel-association memberships or similar recognitions are stated on the hotel’s official website, so none can be reported. ### Prices and booking Room rates, seasonal pricing, cancellation policies and booking channels are not published on the version of the official website reviewed for this profile. Rates and booking should be checked directly on the hotel’s official site, argoin.ge, or confirmed with the hotel by phone or email before a reservation is made. ### Location and getting there Boutique Hotel Argo stands at 51 Galaktion Tabidze Street, a street named after the celebrated Georgian poet Galaktion Tabidze, whose name is attached to streets in several Georgian towns, including Kutaisi, the principal city of the Imereti region. Kutaisi sits on the Rioni River and is served by Kutaisi International Airport, a short drive from the city centre and a hub for a number of low-cost European routes, making the town a common gateway for visitors heading into western Georgia. Depending on exactly where in Imereti the hotel sits, central landmarks such as the Colchis Fountain, the White Bridge over the Rioni, the Kutaisi State Drama Theatre and the hilltop Bagrati Cathedral may be within walking distance or a short taxi ride, while the UNESCO-listed Gelati Monastery lies a short drive outside the city. Travellers should confirm exact walking times from the hotel directly, since precise distances were not stated on the official website. ### Good to know - The hotel’s official website currently shows a bare directory listing rather than descriptive content, so many practical details below could not be verified from that source. - The address given is 51 Galaktion Tabidze Street, in the Imereti region of western Georgia. - Imereti’s main city, Kutaisi, is linked to Tbilisi by road (around 3-4 hours’ drive) and by rail, and has its own international airport. - Kutaisi, if this is the hotel’s town, was the ancient capital of Colchis, the kingdom associated with the Greek myth of the Golden Fleece and the voyage of the Argonauts, a legend the hotel’s own name recalls. - No restaurant, bar, spa, pool or meeting facility is described on the hotel’s website, so these should be confirmed with the property before travel. - No room categories, counts or rates are published online; guests should request this information directly from the hotel. - No awards or hotel-group memberships are stated for the property. - Visitors should contact the hotel directly, by phone or email, for up-to-date information on all of the above, since the website text available does not cover it. ### Questions travellers ask #### Where exactly is Boutique Hotel Argo located? The hotel’s stated address is 51 Galaktion Tabidze Street, in the Imereti region of western Georgia. The official website does not give a more precise district description, but Galaktion Tabidze Street is a known street name in Kutaisi, the region’s main city. #### What is the nearest airport? If the hotel is in or near Kutaisi, as the street name suggests, Kutaisi International Airport is the nearest airport and serves a number of European routes. The hotel’s own website does not state airport transfer times, so travellers should confirm these directly with the property. #### Does the hotel have a restaurant or bar on site? The official website does not name or describe any restaurant, bar or other dining venue at the hotel, so this could not be confirmed for this profile. Guests should ask the hotel directly about on-site dining. #### What room types does the hotel offer? Room categories, counts and amenities are not listed on the hotel’s official website. Prospective guests should request a current room list and photographs from the hotel before booking. #### Where can I find current prices and make a booking? Rates and booking information are not published in the website text reviewed for this profile. Travellers should check the hotel’s official site, argoin.ge, or contact the hotel directly for current prices and availability. ### Sources - [Boutique Hotel Argo — official website (argoin.ge)](https://argoin.ge) *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.*