# Latour mestia — Hotel in Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Georgia > gtour.ge — G Tour, Gateway to Georgia. Cite as: GTour desk, gtour.ge. - Canonical: https://gtour.ge/georgia-places/place-latour-mestia/ - Author: Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze - Published: 2026-09-14 - Updated: 2026-10-29 - Language: en - Russian edition: https://gtour.ge/ru/georgia-places/place-latour-mestia/ ### In short Latour Mestia is a hotel in the Svaneti town of Mestia, in the Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region of northwest Georgia. The hotel says its amenities include a restaurant, a bar and a garden, along with a terrace, family rooms, a 24-hour front desk, airport transfers, room service and free Wi-Fi. The property markets itself mainly to travellers visiting Mestia as a base for exploring Upper Svaneti. ### The building and its history The hotel’s official materials do not give a construction date, architect, or information about an earlier use of the building, so no specific history can be stated here. What can be said with confidence, as general background on the area, is that Mestia is the historic administrative centre of Upper Svaneti, a mountain region known for its medieval stone defensive towers and for the villages of the wider Svaneti valley, including the UNESCO-listed village of Ushguli further up the Enguri gorge. The town has seen significant tourism development over the last fifteen years, including new hotels, a rebuilt airport and an expanded ski area at Hatsvali and Tetnuldi, and Latour Mestia operates within this more recently built hotel stock rather than in a converted historic structure, based on the information published by the hotel itself. - No official opening date, architect or prior building use is stated on the hotel’s website. - The hotel presents itself as a purpose-run guesthouse-style hotel rather than a heritage conversion. - Guests should treat any claims about the building’s age or original function as unverified until confirmed directly with the property. *Image: Latour mestia — Multi-story chalet-style hotel building with wooden accents and a covered entrance. — Multi-story chalet-style hotel building with wooden accents and a covered entrance. Photo: Latour mestia, official website (latourmestia.com).* *Image: Latour mestia — Glass-walled dining area with wooden tables overlooking a green mountain landscape. — Glass-walled dining area with wooden tables overlooking a green mountain landscape. Photo: Latour mestia, official website (latourmestia.com).* *Image: Latour mestia — Attic-style bedroom with wood-paneled walls, a double bed, and a window view. — Attic-style bedroom with wood-paneled walls, a double bed, and a window view. Photo: Latour mestia, official website (latourmestia.com).* ### Rooms and suites The hotel lists seven room categories. The Standard Queen Room is a double room with complimentary toiletries and a private bathroom with a bath, shower and hairdryer. The Twin Room with Mountain View is a twin room with the same bathroom amenities and views toward the surrounding mountains. The Standard Twin Room with Garden View is a twin configuration looking onto the garden. The Double or Twin Room with Extra Bed offers either bed configuration with the option of an added bed, and a private bathroom with both bath and shower. The King Room is a double room with a private bathroom equipped with bath and shower. The Deluxe Double Room with Balcony adds soundproof walls, an electric kettle, a balcony with garden views, and a private bathroom. The Deluxe Triple Room has parquet floors, soundproof walls and a private bathroom, and is designed for three guests. The Family Suite with Balcony is aimed at families and also features soundproof walls. According to the hotel, all rooms come with a kettle, a desk and a private bathroom. The hotel does not publish exact room counts or total room numbers on its website. ### Restaurants, bars and venues **Restaurant** The hotel lists a restaurant among its core amenities. Breakfast, and breakfast-and-dinner packages, are offered as rate options, suggesting the restaurant serves both meals to hotel guests, though the site gives no detail on cuisine or opening hours. **Bar** A bar is listed as part of the hotel’s facilities. No further detail on the bar’s offerings, hours or design is given in the official text. **Garden** The hotel includes a garden among its amenities, described as part of the setting in which guests can relax. **Terrace** A terrace is offered for guests “to relax and take in the surrounding beauty,” per the hotel’s own description. No additional detail on its size, location within the property, or exclusivity is provided. ### Wellness, pool and fitness The hotel’s published materials do not mention a spa, pool, sauna, gym or other wellness facilities. Travellers seeking these amenities should check directly with the hotel or via its booking channels before arrival. ### Meetings and events No meeting rooms, conference facilities or event spaces are mentioned on the hotel’s official website. The site is oriented toward leisure stays rather than business or event hosting. ### Awards and memberships The hotel’s website does not state any awards, certifications or membership in hotel associations or ratings schemes. ### Prices and booking The hotel promotes three rate options through its own site. The “Best Available Price Including Breakfast” is described as the hotel’s most competitive rate with breakfast included. “Price Including Breakfast and Dinner” is presented as a flexible half-board rate covering both meals. A third option, referred to as “Hotel Checks Prices on other Online Platforms,” is the hotel’s price-matching promise: if a better rate is found on another platform, the hotel says it will match that price when booked through its own website. Check-in is at 14:00 and check-out at 12:00. Under the hotel’s cancellation policy, cancelling less than three days before arrival incurs a charge equal to one night’s stay, while cancelling more than three days in advance carries no penalty. For current nightly rates, travellers should consult the hotel’s official website or its listed booking channels, as exact prices are not published as static figures. ### Location and getting there Latour Mestia is located at 8, Erekle Parjiani alley 1, in Mestia, Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti. Mestia itself is the main town of Upper Svaneti, set in the Caucasus foothills along the Enguri River valley. The town has its own small airport, Queen Tamar Airport, a few kilometres outside the centre, used for seasonal flights connecting Mestia with Natakhtari near Tbilisi; the nearest larger airport by road is in Kutaisi, several hours’ drive away, with Tbilisi itself roughly a full day’s drive further still. Within Mestia, the town centre, its defensive Svan stone towers, and the Svaneti Museum of History and Ethnography are all compact and generally reachable on foot from accommodation in the town, though the hotel’s own site does not specify exact walking distances or confirm which landmarks are nearest to its particular address. The hotel says it offers airport transfers for guests. ### Good to know - Check-in is from 14:00 and check-out by 12:00. - Cancelling within three days of arrival incurs a one-night charge; earlier cancellations are free, according to the hotel. - The hotel offers airport transfers, per its own description. - Free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour front desk are listed among standard services. - Breakfast-only and breakfast-and-dinner rate plans are both available. - The hotel says it matches lower prices found on other online platforms when booked via its own website. - No spa, pool, gym or meeting facilities are mentioned in the hotel’s official materials. - Room categories range from standard queen and twin rooms up to deluxe rooms and a family suite. ### Questions travellers ask #### Does Latour Mestia have a restaurant on site? Yes, the hotel lists a restaurant among its amenities, and breakfast and dinner rate packages are offered, though detailed menu or cuisine information is not published on the hotel’s website. #### Is airport transfer available? The hotel states that it provides airport transfers for guests, though it does not specify pricing or how far in advance transfers need to be arranged. #### What is the cancellation policy? According to the hotel, cancelling less than three days before arrival results in a charge equal to one night’s stay, while cancelling earlier than three days before arrival carries no fee. #### Are there rooms suitable for families? Yes, the hotel offers a Family Suite with Balcony, along with a Deluxe Triple Room and a Double or Twin Room with Extra Bed, which can accommodate larger groups or families. #### Does the hotel have a pool or spa? No pool, spa or wellness facilities are mentioned in the hotel’s official materials, so travellers wanting these amenities should look elsewhere or confirm directly with the property. ### Sources - [Latour mestia — official website (latourmestia.com)](https://latourmestia.com/) - [Latour mestia: Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Mestia,](https://latourmestia.com/contacts/) - [Latour mestia: Learn more](https://latourmestia.com/about/) - [Latour mestia: ROOMS](https://latourmestia.com/rooms/) - [Latour mestia: Special offers](https://latourmestia.com/special-offers/) ### What to expect According to its website, Latour [Mestia](https://gtour.ge/georgia/mestia/) is a hotel located in Mestia, in the [Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti](https://gtour.ge/georgia/samegrelo-zemo-svaneti/) region, offering a restaurant, bar, and garden on site. The hotel says guests can also use a terrace to take in the surrounding views. The property lists family rooms among its accommodation options, and the site notes a 24-hour front desk is available. The hotel describes several room categories on its website, including a Standard Queen Room, Twin Room with Mountain View, Standard Twin Room with Garden View, Double or Twin Room with Extra Bed, King Room, Deluxe Double Room with Balcony, Deluxe Triple Room, and Family Suite with Balcony. Most rooms are described as including complimentary toiletries and a private bathroom with a bath and shower, with a hairdryer mentioned for several categories. The Deluxe Double Room with Balcony and Deluxe Triple Room are said to feature soundproof walls, and the Deluxe Double Room with Balcony also has an electric kettle and a balcony with garden views, per the site. The Family Suite with Balcony is also described as having soundproof walls. The Deluxe Triple Room is noted to have parquet floors. The site does not list specific nightly prices for these rooms, directing visitors instead to “check price” for current rates. The hotel offers rate options described as “Best Available Price Including Breakfast” and “Price Including Breakfast and Dinner,” both bookable directly through the site. The website also states that it checks prices against other online platforms so guests can book at the same rate directly through the official site. No specific currency or price figures are given for these packages on the pages supplied. According to the website, services include breakfast, free parking, Wi-Fi, a 24-hour reception, and the option of breakfast and dinner together or dinner alone. The site also mentions airport transfers and room service among the amenities available to guests. No information is given about swimming pools, spa facilities, specific opening hours for the restaurant or bar, seasonal closures, languages spoken by staff, or group policies. - Facilities: restaurant, bar, garden, terrace, free Wi-Fi, free parking, 24-hour front desk/reception - Services: airport transfers, room service, breakfast, breakfast and dinner options - Room types: Standard Queen, Twin with Mountain View, Standard Twin with Garden View, Double/Twin with Extra Bed, King, Deluxe Double with Balcony, Deluxe Triple, Family Suite with Balcony - Booking: direct booking via official website, with price matching against other online platforms Source: the venue’s own website, [latourmestia.com](https://latourmestia.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 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.*