# Hotel Intourist Palace — Hotel in Ajara, Georgia

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

### In short

Hotel Intourist Palace is a 5-star hotel in central Batumi, on Georgia’s Black Sea coast, in the Ajara region. The hotel describes itself as an independent property with 139 rooms, arranged across six categories from Standard Room to President Suite, most with views of the sea or the surrounding mountains. On site the hotel lists a spa, a Disco&Bar and Restaurant Tbilisi.

### The building and its history

The hotel’s official website does not publish a history section, so no dates, architects or details of an earlier use of the building can be confirmed here. The name recalls Intourist, the Soviet state agency that from the 1930s onward ran hotels for foreign visitors across the USSR, including in Batumi, a seaside resort city that has long served as Georgia’s main Black Sea destination. Beyond that naming association, gtour.ge cannot verify a construction date or an architect for the present building, and the hotel does not state one. Travellers wanting the precise architectural history of the site should check with the hotel directly or with Batumi’s city archives.

*Image: Hotel Intourist Palace — Hotel entrance archway with flags, palm trees, and a fountain leading to the main building. — Hotel entrance archway with flags, palm trees, and a fountain leading to the main building. Photo: Hotel Intourist Palace, official website (intouristpalace.com).*

*Image: Hotel Intourist Palace — Elegant domed restaurant hall with chandeliers, painted ceiling, and formally set tables. — Elegant domed restaurant hall with chandeliers, painted ceiling, and formally set tables. Photo: Hotel Intourist Palace, official website (intouristpalace.com).*

*Image: Hotel Intourist Palace — Twin bedroom with tufted orange headboards, striped armchairs, and patterned carpet. — Twin bedroom with tufted orange headboards, striped armchairs, and patterned carpet. Photo: Hotel Intourist Palace, official website (intouristpalace.com).*

### Rooms and suites

The hotel states it has 139 rooms across the following categories:

- **Standard Room** – 25 m², one room, one bathroom, sea or mountain view. Equipment listed by the hotel includes air conditioning, minibar, safe, satellite TV, bathrobe, slippers, hairdryer, balcony and a bath in the bathroom.

- **Deluxe Room** – 30 m², one room, one bathroom, sea or mountain view, with the same core equipment plus a makeup table and a bathtub described by the hotel as a “bath”.

- **Superior Room** – 35 m², one room, one bathroom, sea or mountain view, with hairdryer, minibar, safe and satellite TV among the listed amenities.

- **Suite Room (Suite)** – 40 m², two rooms, one bathroom, sea or mountain view. The hotel lists a sofa, a dressing area, a reception/sitting area, a balcony and a makeup table.

- **Premier Suite** – 45 m², three rooms, two bathrooms, sea or mountain view. The hotel lists a jacuzzi, a terrace, a reception area, a sofa and outdoor furniture.

- **President Suite** – 50 m², three rooms, two bathrooms, sea or mountain view. The hotel lists a jacuzzi, a bath/sauna feature, a terrace, a reception area and a dressing room.

Across categories the hotel states that rooms come with 220–240 volt sockets, air conditioning, heating, in-room safe, minibar, satellite television, direct-dial telephone (including a telephone in the bathroom), smoke detector, hairdryer, slippers, bathrobe, bottled water and non-smoking rooms.

### Restaurants, bars and venues

**Disco&Bar** – listed by the hotel as one of its venues, without further description on the pages reviewed.

**RESTAURANT TBILISI** – the hotel’s named restaurant, listed on the site without further detail on cuisine or hours.

### Wellness, pool and fitness

The hotel describes a spa section that it says invites guests to relax with a range of massage options, a modern gym, beauty services and what the hotel calls “luxurious wet areas.” It states guests can use a sauna, a Turkish bath and a jacuzzi. The official text does not mention a swimming pool.

### Meetings and events

The hotel’s official website pages reviewed for this profile do not list meeting rooms, banquet space or event services. Guests with such requirements should contact the hotel directly.

### Awards and memberships

No awards, ratings bodies or hotel-group memberships are stated on the official website beyond the hotel’s own classification as a 5-star, independent property.

### Prices and booking

Room rates are not published in the text reviewed. The hotel directs enquiries and bookings to its reservation email (reservation@intouristpalace.ge) or by phone, and rates should be checked on the official website.

### Location and getting there

The hotel’s address is 11 Ninoshvili St, Batumi 6000, Georgia, in the Ajara region. On its contact page the hotel describes its surroundings as including the city centre, public transport, tourist attractions, a bar/pub, a night club, a restaurant and the sea, suggesting a central Batumi location within walking distance of the seafront and the city’s main visitor areas. Batumi International Airport lies a short drive from the city centre, generally around 10–15 minutes by car, though this is general knowledge about the airport’s location rather than a figure stated by the hotel.

### Good to know

- 139 rooms across six categories, from Standard Room to President Suite.

- Rooms are described as having either sea or mountain views.

- The hotel states non-smoking rooms are available.

- Spa facilities include sauna, Turkish bath, jacuzzi and a gym, according to the hotel.

- On-site venues named by the hotel are Restaurant Tbilisi and Disco&Bar.

- The hotel describes its setting as close to the city centre, the sea, public transport and tourist attractions.

- Contact is by phone (+995 422 275 525), WhatsApp/mobile (+995 577 612 020 or +995 577 947 720) or email (reservation@intouristpalace.ge).

- The hotel is present on Facebook (intouristpalacebatumi) and Instagram (intouristpalace).

### Questions travellers ask

#### How many rooms does Hotel Intourist Palace have?

The hotel states it has 139 rooms, spread across six categories: Standard Room, Deluxe Room, Superior Room, Suite Room, Premier Suite and President Suite.

#### Does Hotel Intourist Palace have a spa?

Yes. The hotel describes a spa area offering massage options, a modern gym, beauty services, a sauna, a Turkish bath and a jacuzzi. No swimming pool is mentioned in the official text.

#### What dining and nightlife options does the hotel have?

The hotel lists Restaurant Tbilisi and a venue called Disco&Bar among its facilities, though further details on cuisine, hours or entertainment are not given on the pages reviewed.

#### What views do the rooms offer?

Each room category listed by the hotel is described as having either a sea view or a mountain view.

#### Where exactly is the hotel located, and how far is it from the airport?

The hotel’s address is 11 Ninoshvili St, Batumi 6000, in the Ajara region. The hotel describes its location as close to the city centre, the sea, public transport, restaurants, bars and tourist attractions. Batumi International Airport is a short drive from central Batumi, generally cited as around 10–15 minutes by car.

### Sources

- [Hotel Intourist Palace — official website (intouristpalace.com)](https://www.intouristpalace.com/)

- [Hotel Intourist Palace: ჩვენ შესახებ](https://www.intouristpalace.com/about/)

- [Hotel Intourist Palace: ოთახები](https://www.intouristpalace.com/rooms/)

- [Hotel Intourist Palace: დაგვიკავშირდით](https://www.intouristpalace.com/contact/)

- [Hotel Intourist Palace: Standard Room](https://www.intouristpalace.com/room/22/)

- [Hotel Intourist Palace: Deluxe Room](https://www.intouristpalace.com/room/23/)

- [Hotel Intourist Palace: Superior Room](https://www.intouristpalace.com/room/24/)

### What to expect

According to its website, Hotel Intourist Palace in [Batumi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/batumi/) is presented as a seaside property that combines comfort with a spa and leisure facilities. The site describes the hotel through several sections: room categories, a spa area, a disco and bar, and a restaurant called “[Tbilisi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/tbilisi/)“.

The hotel lists six room categories on its website: Standard Room, Deluxe Room, Superior Room, Suite Room, Premier Suite and President Suite. The site does not give further detail such as square footage, bed configuration, view, or nightly rates for any of these categories, nor does it specify currency or price ranges.

For wellness, the hotel says its spa department invites guests to relax with a range of massage options, a modern gym, beauty services and what it describes as luxurious wet areas. According to the site, guests can enjoy a sauna, a Turkish bath (hammam) and a jacuzzi, and the spa aims to offer professional service to meet guests’ needs. No separate opening hours, treatment list, or prices for spa services are given on the page supplied.

The website also mentions a Disco & Bar section and a restaurant named “Restaurant Tbilisi” as part of the property, though it does not provide menus, opening hours, cuisine details, or dish and wine information for either venue.

- Room categories: Standard, Deluxe, Superior, Suite, Premier Suite, President Suite

- Spa facilities mentioned: massage, gym, beauty services, sauna, Turkish bath, jacuzzi

- Other venues named: Disco & Bar, Restaurant Tbilisi

- Address (from register): 11 Ninoshvili St., [Adjara](https://gtour.ge/georgia/ajara/), Batumi

Beyond these points, the supplied website text does not state opening hours, seasonal information, prices in any currency, Wi-Fi, parking, pool, terrace, booking method, language options, or family or group policies, so these aspects cannot be confirmed from the source provided.

Source: the venue’s own website, [intouristpalace.com](https://www.intouristpalace.com/), 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 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.*