# Seti Mestia Hotel — 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-seti-mestia-hotel/ - Author: Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze - Published: 2026-09-14 - Updated: 2026-10-30 - Language: en - Russian edition: https://gtour.ge/ru/georgia-places/place-seti-mestia-hotel/ ### In short Seti Mestia Hotel is a small hotel in the centre of Mestia, the main town of the Svaneti region in northwest Georgia, standing at 7 Seti Square close to the town’s landmark medieval towers. The hotel describes itself as a traditional, wood-accented mountain property offering double, twin, triple and family rooms, an on-site restaurant serving Georgian food, a garden or terrace area, and winter facilities for skiers, including ski storage and ski-in/ski-out access. The hotel is also listed online under the name “Hotel Old Seti”. ### The building and its history No architect, construction date or conversion history for the building is published by the hotel. Mestia itself is the historic capital of Upper Svaneti, a region known for its stone defensive towers, some dating back to the ninth to thirteenth centuries, which still line the town’s streets and squares, including the area around Seti Square where the hotel stands. Beyond this general context, the hotel does not publish a dated history of the specific building, so no timeline can be given here. *Image: Seti Mestia Hotel — A-frame wooden chalet exterior with string lights and a staircase leading to the entrance. — A-frame wooden chalet exterior with string lights and a staircase leading to the entrance. Photo: Seti Mestia Hotel, official website (georgiehotels.site).* *Image: Seti Mestia Hotel — Night view of a modern hotel building with illuminated windows and balconies. — Night view of a modern hotel building with illuminated windows and balconies. Photo: Seti Mestia Hotel, official website (georgiehotels.site).* ### Rooms and suites The hotel says it offers double rooms, twin rooms, triple rooms and family rooms. Exact room counts are not stated. According to the hotel, rooms have private bathrooms, heating (useful given Mestia’s altitude of around 1,500 metres), and views toward the surrounding mountains and Svan towers; some rooms are noted as having sound-insulated walls. Guests are advised by reviewers to request a mountain-facing room, as not all rooms offer the same outlook. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, though the hotel notes that connection speed can vary with weather and season in this mountain location. ### Restaurants, bars and venues **Restaurant** — The hotel’s on-site restaurant serves Georgian cuisine, including dishes such as khachapuri and Svan specialities, and the hotel highlights its breakfast buffet, which reviewers note typically starts around 9:00. **Garden or terrace** — The hotel provides garden or terrace seating where guests can sit outdoors and take in the mountain views, used by guests for relaxation in warmer months. **Lobby lounge** — Guests have described spending evenings in the hotel’s lobby lounge area, including with hot drinks while watching snowfall outside, though this is not formally listed as a separate bar by the hotel. ### Wellness, pool and fitness The hotel does not state that it has a spa, swimming pool or fitness centre. Its facilities in this category are oriented toward winter sport rather than wellness: the hotel notes ski-in/ski-out access during the winter season and on-site ski storage for guests visiting to ski. ### Meetings and events The hotel does not publish information about meeting rooms, conference space or event hosting. ### Awards and memberships No awards, certifications or membership affiliations are stated by the hotel. ### Prices and booking The hotel does not publish fixed room rates in the material reviewed here; current rates and availability should be checked on the official booking channels or the hotel’s own site. ### Location and getting there Seti Mestia Hotel is located at 7 Seti Square, in the centre of Mestia, Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region, Georgia. The hotel is close to Seti Square itself and within easy walking distance of the town’s cluster of historic Svan stone towers and the Svaneti History and Ethnography Museum. Mestia sits at roughly 1,500 metres in the Caucasus and is reached by road from Tbilisi or Kutaisi via mountain highways, a journey of several hours that can be affected by winter weather; the town also has a small domestic airport, Queen Tamar Airport, a short distance outside the centre, with seasonal flights subject to weather conditions. Free self-parking is available on-site at the hotel, which is a practical advantage in a mountain town. ### Good to know - Address: 7 Seti Square, Mestia, Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Georgia - Free Wi-Fi is offered throughout the property, with speeds that may vary by season - Free self-parking is available on-site - Room types include double, twin, triple and family rooms with private bathrooms and heating - Breakfast is served at the hotel, typically from around 9:00 - Ski-in/ski-out access and ski storage are available during the winter season - Mestia’s altitude (around 1,500 metres) means mornings can be cold even in summer, so warm layers are advisable - The hotel sits within walking distance of Seti Square and the town’s historic Svan towers ### Questions travellers ask #### Where exactly is Seti Mestia Hotel located? The hotel is at 7 Seti Square in the centre of Mestia, the main town of the Svaneti region in northwest Georgia, within walking distance of the town’s historic stone towers and Seti Square itself. #### Does the hotel have a restaurant? Yes, the hotel has an on-site restaurant serving Georgian cuisine, and it also offers a breakfast buffet, according to the hotel. #### Is parking available at the hotel? Yes, the hotel states that free self-parking is available on-site, which is useful given Mestia’s mountain-town setting. #### Can guests ski directly from the hotel in winter? The hotel notes ski-in/ski-out access during the winter season along with on-site ski storage, though travellers should confirm current snow and slope conditions directly with the hotel before relying on this. #### How do travellers get to Mestia for this hotel? Mestia is reached by road from Tbilisi or Kutaisi via mountain highways, a multi-hour drive that can be affected by winter weather, and the town also has a small domestic airport, Queen Tamar Airport, with seasonal flights subject to conditions. ### Sources - [Seti Mestia Hotel — official website (georgiehotels.site)](https://georgiehotels.site/hotel-seti-7-setis-square-mestia-3200-georgia/) - [Seti Mestia Hotel: About](https://georgiehotels.site/about/) - [Seti Mestia Hotel: Contact](https://georgiehotels.site/contact/) ### What to expect According to the website, Seti [Mestia](https://gtour.ge/georgia/mestia/) Hotel (referred to on the site as Hotel Old Seti) is located at Japaridze Street N11 in Mestia, close to Seti Square, in the [Svaneti](https://gtour.ge/georgia/svaneti/) region at roughly 1,500 metres elevation. The site describes the location as central and walkable, within a few minutes of local cafés, bakeries, wine bars, the Svaneti History and Ethnography Museum, and the town’s lifts and trailheads. The site states the hotel offers double, twin, triple and family rooms, each with a private bathroom, heating and mountain views, with some rooms noted as sound-insulated. It mentions wooden interior accents and windows framing views of the Svan towers and peaks. The site does not give specific room rates in any currency. Dining is covered on site: the website describes an on-site restaurant serving Georgian cuisine, including khachapuri and Svan-style dishes, and mentions a buffet breakfast that reportedly starts around 9:00, though it does not confirm whether breakfast is included in all room rates. It also notes guests can walk to nearby cafés and wine bars in town for additional options. On facilities, the site lists free Wi-Fi throughout the property, free self-parking on site, a garden or terrace area for sitting outdoors, and winter-season features including ski-in/ski-out access and ski storage. The website suggests contacting the hotel about pickup or transfer for guests arriving without a car, since some mountain roads can be difficult in poor weather, and recommends confirming snow conditions or tyre requirements for winter travel. Booking is referenced as being arranged through Booking.com rather than directly via a hotel site. - Room types: double, twin, triple, family (per the website) - Facilities: free Wi-Fi, free self-parking, on-site restaurant, garden/terrace, ski storage, ski-in/ski-out access in winter - Breakfast: buffet, reportedly starting around 9:00, per guest reviews cited on the site - Location: Japaridze Street N11, Mestia, near Seti Square - Booking: via Booking.com, as referenced on the site - Prices: not stated in any currency on the site The website frames the hotel as a mid-range, mountain-style property suited to both summer hiking trips and winter skiing, rather than a large resort. It does not mention specific opening hours beyond the approximate breakfast time, nor does it specify group or family policies, languages spoken by staff, or seasonal closures, so these details cannot be confirmed from the text provided. Source: the venue’s own website, [georgiehotels.site](https://georgiehotels.site/hotel-seti-7-setis-square-mestia-3200-georgia/), read on 30 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.*