# Emerald Borjomi — Hotel in Samtskhe-Javakheti, Georgia

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- Canonical: https://gtour.ge/georgia-places/place-emerald-borjomi/
- Author: Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze
- Published: 2026-09-14
- Updated: 2026-10-29
- Language: en
- Russian edition: https://gtour.ge/ru/georgia-places/place-emerald-borjomi/

### In short

Emerald Borjomi is a boutique hotel on Meskheti Street in Borjomi, in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region of Georgia. The hotel describes itself as a modern property set in one of the quieter parts of town, built around an indoor heated pool, a restaurant serving Georgian and European dishes, and a small conference space. It markets a four-star symbol (★★★★) on its own website. Rooms are arranged in six categories, all with balconies, and the hotel also organises jeep tours into the surrounding forests and mountains.

### The building and its history

The hotel’s own materials do not give a construction date, an architect, or details of an earlier use for the building, so no dated timeline can be offered here. What the hotel does say is that it operates as a “modern boutique hotel” in a peaceful part of Borjomi, close to the town’s central park and to the Romanov Palace.

For context, Borjomi has been known since the nineteenth century as a spa town built around its mineral springs, developed in the Tsarist era when members of the Romanov family built a summer residence there (the Romanov Palace, now Likani Palace, still stands nearby). The town’s central park and its bottling and bathing tradition continue to shape the area’s tourism today, and this is the setting the hotel situates itself within, rather than making any specific historical claim about its own building.

*Image: Emerald Borjomi — Night view of the hotel building with illuminated windows and balconies surrounded by trees. — Night view of the hotel building with illuminated windows and balconies surrounded by trees. Photo: Emerald Borjomi, official website (emeraldborjomi.ge).*

*Image: Emerald Borjomi — Elegant hotel restaurant with set tables, ring chandeliers, and large windows showing a night view. — Elegant hotel restaurant with set tables, ring chandeliers, and large windows showing a night view. Photo: Emerald Borjomi, official website (emeraldborjomi.ge).*

*Image: Emerald Borjomi — Balcony with table and chairs overlooking green forested mountains under a blue sky. — Balcony with table and chairs overlooking green forested mountains under a blue sky. Photo: Emerald Borjomi, official website (emeraldborjomi.ge).*

### Rooms and suites

According to the hotel’s rooms page, Emerald Borjomi offers six room categories, all with a private balcony:

- **Economy Double Room with Balcony** — from ₾250 per night. The hotel describes it as a simply furnished double room aimed at guests who want cleanliness, quiet, and budget-friendly comfort.

- **Standard Double Room with Balcony** — from ₾300 per night. The hotel states this room has mountain views and includes access to the indoor pool, gym, and restaurant, and is suited to couples or solo travellers.

- **Queen Room with Balcony** — from ₾340 per night. The hotel describes it as designed for restful stays, with a quiet atmosphere and the necessary services.

- **Double/Twin Room with Balcony** — from ₾300 per night. The hotel calls it a cosy, tastefully arranged room with its own balcony.

- **Triple Room with Balcony** — from ₾400 per night. The hotel presents it as suited to groups of friends or families travelling together, combining a quiet setting with proximity to nature.

- **Family Room with Balcony** — from ₾600 per night. The hotel describes it as furnished with extra comfort and space for family stays.

The hotel lists the same six categories on its homepage under “Our Favorite Rooms,” though the prices shown there are not presented in the same order as on the dedicated rooms page; the figures above follow the rooms page, which gives one rate per category. Listed in-room amenities, according to the hotel’s room-services page, include a smart TV, coffee maker, air conditioning, toiletries, a hairdryer, and daily housekeeping. Breakfast is included, per the hotel’s “Why Choose” list on the homepage.

### Restaurants, bars and venues

**Restaurant & Georgian Cuisine.** The hotel’s single dining venue is described on the homepage as serving traditional Georgian dishes alongside European cuisine, in what the hotel calls a cosy, welcoming setting. No separate bar is mentioned on the site.

### Wellness, pool and fitness

The hotel’s wellness offering is centred on an indoor heated pool, which it states is free of charge for hotel guests and available year-round, with a water temperature of approximately 28°C. The hotel positions the pool as suited to both family use and individual relaxation, and notes it is especially used in colder months. A separate spa and wellness page refers to “professional massage services” and a wellness zone intended for rest and recovery, without listing specific treatments or prices. The hotel’s amenities list also mentions table tennis and gym access (the latter referenced specifically in connection with the Standard Double Room).

### Meetings and events

Emerald Borjomi has a conference room described by the hotel as a flexible space for meetings, trainings, presentations, and small corporate events. According to the hotel, it can be set up for up to 20–25 guests in a table (boardroom) layout or up to 30 guests in theatre style. Stated facilities include a projector, flexible seating arrangements, natural light, and access to the hotel restaurant. The hotel says it can also arrange coffee breaks, lunch or dinner at the restaurant, accommodation for participants, and transfer service, on request and with advance notice.

### Awards and memberships

The hotel displays a four-star (★★★★) marking on its own website. No further awards, certifications, or membership of hospitality associations are stated on the site.

### Prices and booking

Published rates per night, as listed on the hotel’s rooms page, run from ₾250 for the Economy Double Room with Balcony to ₾600 for the Family Room with Balcony, with the other four categories priced between ₾300 and ₾400. The hotel states that breakfast is included and that private parking and Wi-Fi are free for guests. Bookings and enquiries, including for room decoration add-ons and jeep tours, are handled by phone, WhatsApp, or email (+995 598 95 50 00 / info@emeraldborjomi.com); the hotel does not publish a separate online booking engine on the pages supplied, so for current availability rates are on the official site.

### Location and getting there

The hotel’s address is 49 Meskheti Street, Borjomi, in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region of Georgia. The hotel states it is close to Borjomi Central Park, the Romanov Palace, and the town’s main attractions, and describes its own setting as a quiet area of Borjomi convenient for nature, mineral springs, and restaurants. Borjomi itself lies roughly 160 km from Tbilisi, and Tbilisi International Airport is generally reached from the town in around two and a half to three hours by road; this driving time is general route information rather than a figure stated by the hotel.

### Good to know

- All room categories include a private balcony, according to the hotel.

- Breakfast is included daily, per the hotel’s own amenities list.

- The indoor pool, heated to around 28°C, is free for hotel guests and open year-round.

- Private parking and Wi-Fi are provided free of charge, the hotel states.

- Room decoration packages (balloons, petals, candles, cake or wine on request) can be arranged in advance for birthdays, anniversaries, and honeymoons.

- The hotel organises jeep tours to Kakhisi Lake, Tabatskuri Lake, and a waterfall route, plus a private “Exclusive Jeep Experience,” bookable directly with the hotel.

- A conference room is available for business meetings, with capacity for up to 30 guests in theatre-style seating.

- Contact for bookings and enquiries is by phone, WhatsApp, or email rather than an online reservation system, based on the pages reviewed.

### Questions travellers ask

#### Does Emerald Borjomi have a swimming pool?

Yes. The hotel states it has an indoor heated pool, kept at approximately 28°C, available year-round and free of charge for hotel guests.

#### Is breakfast included in the room rate?

The hotel lists daily breakfast among its standard amenities, alongside free Wi-Fi and private parking.

#### What kind of food does the restaurant serve?

The hotel’s restaurant serves Georgian and European dishes, according to the hotel’s own description, in what it calls a cosy, welcoming setting.

#### Can the hotel arrange jeep tours or other activities nearby?

Yes. The hotel offers jeep tours to Kakhisi Lake, Tabatskuri Lake, and local waterfalls, as well as a private “Exclusive Jeep Experience,” all bookable directly with the hotel by phone or WhatsApp.

#### How close is the hotel to Borjomi’s main sights?

The hotel states it is close to Borjomi Central Park, the Romanov Palace, and the town’s main attractions, without giving exact walking distances on its website.

### Sources

- [Emerald Borjomi — official website (emeraldborjomi.ge)](https://emeraldborjomi.ge)

- [Emerald Borjomi: Check Availability](https://emeraldborjomi.ge/rooms/)

- [Emerald Borjomi: SPA](https://emeraldborjomi.ge/spa-wellness/)

- [Emerald Borjomi: Indoor Pool](https://emeraldborjomi.ge/indoor-pool-borjomi/)

- [Emerald Borjomi: Room Services](https://emeraldborjomi.ge/room-services/)

- [Emerald Borjomi: Conference Room](https://emeraldborjomi.ge/conference-room/)

- [Emerald Borjomi: Room Decoration](https://emeraldborjomi.ge/room-decoration/)

### What to expect

According to its website, Emerald [Borjomi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/borjomi/) is a boutique hotel located in a quiet part of Borjomi, close to Borjomi Central Park and the Romanov Palace. The hotel describes itself as four-star and says its location is convenient for guests interested in nature, mineral springs, restaurants, and peaceful surroundings.

The site lists five room types with nightly rates in Georgian [lari](https://gtour.ge/money-in-georgia-lari-atms-cards/): a Family Room with Balcony at ₾600, a Queen Room with Balcony at ₾340, a Standard Double Room with Balcony at ₾300, a Triple Room with Balcony at ₾400, and a Double/Twin Room with Balcony at ₾300. The hotel does not specify what these rates include beyond daily breakfast, which is listed as a general feature of the property.

The hotel says it has a restaurant serving Georgian and European cuisine, described as fresh and prepared in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. No specific dishes, menu prices, or opening hours for the restaurant are given on the site.

Among the facilities, the hotel lists a heated indoor swimming pool, free private parking, fast Wi-Fi, and a restaurant. The site also mentions a “relaxing spa atmosphere” without detailing specific spa treatments or a spa schedule. The hotel describes itself as family friendly, though no specific child policy, age limits, or extra-bed charges are stated.

Booking is possible through a “Check Availability” function on the website, and the hotel provides a phone number (+995 598 95 50 00) and an email address (info@emeraldborjomi.com) for direct contact. The site gives the address as 49 Meskheti Street, Borjomi, but does not state opening hours, seasonal closures, accepted languages for staff, or transport directions beyond its proximity to the central park and main attractions of the town.

- Room rates: ₾300–₾600 per night depending on room type

- Facilities: heated indoor pool, restaurant, free private parking, Wi-Fi, daily breakfast

- Location: near Borjomi Central Park and Romanov Palace

- Contact: +995 598 95 50 00 / info@emeraldborjomi.com

- Booking: via website “Check Availability” function

Source: the venue’s own website, [emeraldborjomi.ge](https://emeraldborjomi.ge), read on 29 October 2026; details change — confirm with the venue before travelling. Listed in the GNTA register; verified by GTour.

*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.*