# Kvareli Lake Resort — Hotel in Kakheti, Georgia > gtour.ge — G Tour, Gateway to Georgia. Cite as: GTour desk, gtour.ge. - Canonical: https://gtour.ge/georgia-places/place-kvareli-lake-resort/ - Author: Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze - Published: 2026-09-14 - Updated: 2026-10-27 - Language: en - Russian edition: https://gtour.ge/ru/georgia-places/place-kvareli-lake-resort/ ### In short Kvareli Lake Resort is a 100-room hotel on the shore of Lake Kvareli, in the Kakheti wine region on the southern slopes of the Caucasus Mountains. According to the hotel, construction of the resort began in 2010, and it has operated since that year. Rooms are arranged across several categories facing either Lake Kvareli or the Alazani Valley, and the property lists a Spa & Wellness Center, event spaces and a food and beverage offering described as Georgian and European cuisine among its amenities. The hotel is positioned close to Kvareli’s wine-cave tunnel and other Kakheti landmarks, and it markets itself, through its own blog, as a venue for corporate retreats and team-building stays. ### The building and its history The resort stands beside Kvareli Lake in the historic winemaking area of Kakheti. The hotel’s own account of its history is brief: construction began in 2010 and the property has been in operation, offering guest services, since that year. No architect or earlier use of the site is stated on the official website. - 2010 — Construction of the Kvareli Lake resort complex begins beside Kvareli Lake. - 2010 — The hotel opens and begins offering accommodation and guest services. - Present day — The complex comprises a hotel of 100 rooms along with a Spa & Wellness Center, event spaces, and dining facilities, as described by the hotel. *Image: Kvareli Lake Resort — Aerial view of the resort buildings nestled by Kvareli Lake surrounded by forested mountains. — Aerial view of the resort buildings nestled by Kvareli Lake surrounded by forested mountains. Photo: Kvareli Lake Resort, official website (kvarelilakeresort.ge).* *Image: Kvareli Lake Resort — Outdoor infinity pool with sun loungers overlooking the lake and green hills. — Outdoor infinity pool with sun loungers overlooking the lake and green hills. Photo: Kvareli Lake Resort, official website (kvarelilakeresort.ge).* *Image: Kvareli Lake Resort — Hotel room with wood paneling, a large bed, and a balcony overlooking the valley. — Hotel room with wood paneling, a large bed, and a balcony overlooking the valley. Photo: Kvareli Lake Resort, official website (kvarelilakeresort.ge).* ### Rooms and suites The hotel states it has 100 rooms in total, split into the following categories, each distinguished by view, bed configuration and size where given. All rooms, per the hotel’s rooms page, include air conditioning, a minibar, a safe, a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom, a hairdryer, bathroom amenities, and tea and coffee making facilities; individual room pages also list Wi-Fi. - **Standard King Room – Alazani Valley View**: 25 m², sleeps 2, one king bed, balcony facing the Alazani Valley. - **Standard Twin Room – Alazani Valley View**: 25 m², sleeps 2, two single beds, balcony facing the Alazani Valley. - **Standard King Room – Lake View**: 25 m², sleeps 2, one king bed, balcony facing Lake Kvareli. - **Standard Twin Room – Lake View**: 25 m², sleeps 2, two single beds, balcony facing the lake. - **Superior King Room**: 25 m², sleeps 2, one king bed, a corner room with views toward both the lake and the valley, and a coffee machine. - **Deluxe Twin Room – Alazani Valley View**: 20 m² (described on the homepage as 25 m²), sleeps 2, two single beds, valley view. - **Deluxe Twin Room – Lake View**: sleeps 2, two single beds, balcony overlooking the lake. - **Deluxe King Room – Alazani Valley View**: sleeps 2, one king bed, balcony, valley view. - **Deluxe King Room – Lake View**: sleeps up to 3, one king bed, balcony. - **Queen Room – Accessible**: sleeps 2, one queen bed, adapted for guests with disabilities. - **Suite with Terrace**: sleeps 2, one bed, a private terrace with views of the lake and the Caucasus Mountains. - **Presidential Room**: sleeps up to 4, two beds, a large terrace and wide views, described by the hotel as its most exclusive room category. - **Junior Suite**: sleeps 2, one bed, a separate lounge area. ### Restaurants, bars and venues The official website does not name individual restaurants, bars or specific venues. On its homepage, the hotel lists “Georgian and European Cuisine” among its facilities, indicating that dining at the property covers both local and international dishes, but it gives no further detail on outlet names, locations within the resort, or opening hours. Guests wanting current information on dining venues are advised to check directly with the hotel at the time of booking. ### Wellness, pool and fitness The hotel lists a “Spa & Wellness Center” as one of its facilities on the homepage. No further detail — such as treatments on offer, pool specifications, or gym equipment — is given on the official site. ### Meetings and events “Event Spaces” is listed among the hotel’s facilities. The resort’s own blog promotes the property as a destination for corporate retreats and team-building stays, citing its lakeside setting and open grounds as suited to this kind of event. The blog describes activities such as boat outings on the lake, walking on forest trails, yoga and cycling as options for groups staying at the resort, alongside time for individual guests to work or relax by the water. No specific meeting-room capacities, layouts or equipment are listed on the official site. ### Prices and booking The hotel’s website does not display fixed nightly rates on its public pages; each room category is shown with a “from” rate field that is populated only within the booking engine. The site also lists a “June Offer 1+1,” described as a discount for booking two nights or two rooms, and a Kvareli Lake Resort loyalty program offering repeat guests additional benefits. For current prices, travellers should consult the booking section of the official website. ### Location and getting there Kvareli Lake Resort is located at Kvareli Lake Rd, 4800 Kvareli, Kakheti, Georgia (GPS: 41.919498, 45.8787508), directly on the shore of Lake Kvareli. The town of Kvareli sits in the Alazani Valley in eastern Georgia, roughly 150 km from Tbilisi; the drive from Tbilisi International Airport typically takes around 2.5 to 3 hours by road. Kvareli also has a small regional airport used for seasonal domestic flights from Tbilisi. According to the hotel, nearby attractions reachable by car include the Kvareli Wine Cave (about 7 km, 10 minutes), Nekresi Monastery (about 17 km, 25 minutes), and the Gremi Complex (about 27 km, 35 minutes). As the hotel sits on the lakeshore, the lake itself and its surrounding grounds are within walking distance of the rooms. ### Good to know - The hotel has 100 rooms across thirteen listed categories, facing either Lake Kvareli or the Alazani Valley. - One room type, the Queen Room – Accessible, is adapted for guests with disabilities. - All rooms include air conditioning, minibar, safe, flat-screen TV, hairdryer, bathroom amenities, and tea/coffee facilities, per the hotel’s rooms page. - The resort has operated since 2010, when construction began beside Kvareli Lake. - Facilities listed by the hotel include a Spa & Wellness Center and event spaces, though details are not published online. - A loyalty program and a “June Offer 1+1” promotion are available, as stated on the hotel’s offers page. - The Kvareli Wine Cave, a 7.7-kilometre underground tunnel used for wine ageing and tastings, is about 10 minutes’ drive away. - Contact details given by the hotel are +995 577 110 715, +995 32 2 305 090, and reception@kvarelilake.ge. ### Questions travellers ask #### How many rooms does Kvareli Lake Resort have? The hotel states it has 100 rooms, divided into categories such as Standard, Superior, Deluxe, Junior Suite, Suite with Terrace and Presidential Room, with either lake or valley views. #### Does the hotel have a room suitable for guests with disabilities? Yes. The hotel lists a Queen Room – Accessible, described as a comfortable room with a queen-size bed adapted to the needs of guests with disabilities. #### Does Kvareli Lake Resort have a spa? The hotel’s website lists a “Spa & Wellness Center” among its facilities, though it does not provide further detail on treatments or services. #### How far is the hotel from the Kvareli Wine Cave? According to the hotel, the Kvareli Wine Cave is about 7 km away, roughly a 10-minute drive. #### Does the hotel offer any discounts or packages? The hotel lists a “June Offer 1+1,” giving a special rate for guests who book two nights or two rooms, as well as a loyalty program offering repeat guests additional benefits. ### Sources - [Kvareli Lake Resort — official website (kvarelilakeresort.ge)](https://kvarelilakeresort.ge/en-gb/) - [Kvareli Lake Resort: 4800, Georgia, Kakheti, Kvareli, Kvareli Lake Rd](https://kvarelilakeresort.ge/contacts/) - [Kvareli Lake Resort: More](https://kvarelilakeresort.ge/about/) - [Kvareli Lake Resort: Kvareli Lake Resort](https://kvarelilakeresort.ge/rooms/) - [Kvareli Lake Resort: All offers](https://kvarelilakeresort.ge/offers/) - [Kvareli Lake Resort: Standard King Room – Alazani Valley View](https://kvarelilakeresort.ge/rooms/standard-king-room-valley-view/) - [Kvareli Lake Resort: Standard Twin Room – Alazani Valley View](https://kvarelilakeresort.ge/rooms/standard-twin-room-valley-view/) ### What to expect According to its website, [Kvareli](https://gtour.ge/georgia/kvareli/) Lake Resort is a hotel in [Kakheti](https://gtour.ge/georgia/kakheti/) that has operated since 2010, situated on the shore of Lake Kvareli on the southern slopes of the Caucasus Mountains. The hotel says it has 100 rooms in total, covering a range of categories: Standard King and Standard Twin rooms with either Alazani Valley or Lake View (25 sq.m, sleeping 2), a Superior King corner room with views of both the lake and the valley, Deluxe King and Deluxe Twin rooms in both view options, a Queen Room described as accessible for guests with disabilities, a Suite with Terrace, a Junior Suite, and a Presidential Room for up to 4 guests with a large terrace. Room prices are listed as “from” a euro rate per night, though the site does not display the actual figures in the supplied text. The hotel’s site mentions a spa and wellness centre, event spaces, and both Georgian and European cuisine among its facilities. It states that high-speed internet covers the entire property and that conference spaces are equipped with audiovisual equipment, which the hotel positions as suitable for corporate retreats and team-building groups. The site also references a loyalty programme called “Kvareli Lake Loyalty Program – Special Guest,” offering members special offers and additional benefits on repeat visits, and a periodic promotional offer (an example given is a “June Offer” of 1+1, for booking two nights or two rooms at a special rate). Rooms can be reserved through a “Book” function on the website. For activities, the hotel’s site describes outdoor options around the lake, including boat outings, forest-trail walking, and cycling, along with strategy games and small team challenges aimed at groups. It does not specify prices or booking details for these activities separately from room rates. The website lists nearby attractions with approximate distances and drive times from the hotel: the Kvareli Wine Cave, about 10 minutes or 7 km away, described as a 7.7-kilometre underground tunnel where visitors can learn about wine ageing and take part in wine tastings; Nekresi Monastery, about 25 minutes or 17 km away, a hilltop monastery with views over the Alazani Valley; and the Gremi Complex, about 35 minutes or 27 km away, described as a historic architectural complex and former royal capital. The site does not state its own cellar, in-house wine list, specific tasting menus, opening hours, parking availability, pool details, or supported languages beyond English in the text provided. - Rooms: 100 total, categories from Standard to Presidential and Junior Suite, 25 sq.m for most standard categories - Prices: “from” a per-night rate in EUR (exact figures not stated in the supplied text) - Facilities mentioned: spa and wellness centre, event/conference spaces, high-speed internet across the property, Georgian and European cuisine - Nearby: Kvareli Wine Cave (~7 km/10 min), Nekresi Monastery (~17 km/25 min), Gremi Complex (~27 km/35 min) - Booking: via “Book” option on the hotel’s website; loyalty programme and periodic promotional offers available Source: the venue’s own website, [kvarelilakeresort.ge](https://kvarelilakeresort.ge/en-gb/), read on 27 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.*