Tourist Complex Khomi— Hotel in Mtskheta-Mtianeti, Georgia

In short

Tourist Complex Khomi is a hotel on the Zhinvali-Barisakho-Shatili road, in the Dusheti municipality of the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region of Georgia. This route runs north from the Zhinvali reservoir into the Pshav-Khevsureti highlands, eventually reaching the historic fortress village of Shatili near the border with Chechnya. The hotel’s own published material (its Facebook page) does not currently set out detailed descriptions of its building, rooms, dining or leisure facilities, so this profile combines the few facts that are available with background on the road and region in which the property sits.

The building and its history

No architect, construction date, or record of an earlier use has been published by Tourist Complex Khomi, so none is given here. What can be said with confidence is about the setting rather than the structure itself: the Zhinvali-Barisakho-Shatili road is a mountain route that has existed in some form for a long time as the principal link between the Aragvi valley and the historically isolated communities of Pshavi and Khevsureti. It was substantially upgraded in the Soviet period to connect administrative centres such as Barisakho with the lowlands, and sections of it remain unpaved and seasonal today. A tourist complex positioned directly on this road, as Khomi is, would typically have been built to serve travellers, hikers and drivers making the long journey toward Shatili, rather than as a conversion of an older landmark building. Because the hotel has not published a dated history of its own site, readers should treat any statement about the building’s origins as unconfirmed until the operator provides one.

Rooms and suites

Tourist Complex Khomi has not published a breakdown of its room categories, room count, bed configurations, views or in-room amenities on the channels reviewed for this profile. Travellers who need this level of detail before booking should check the hotel’s current Facebook page or contact the property directly, since room information of this kind can change season to season at smaller highland complexes.

Restaurants, bars and venues

The hotel’s official material does not name any specific restaurant, bar, café or event venue operating within the complex. As with the rooms, no further detail can be given here without risking invented information; prospective guests wanting to know whether on-site dining is available should ask the hotel directly before travelling, particularly given how remote this stretch of road is and how limited alternative options can be along it.

Wellness, pool and fitness

No spa, pool, sauna or fitness facility is mentioned in the hotel’s published material. Nothing here should be assumed about wellness provision until the operator confirms it.

Meetings and events

The hotel does not list conference rooms, banqueting space or event-hosting services on its official channels. Groups wanting to hold a meeting or celebration at the property should enquire directly about capacity and equipment.

Awards and memberships

No awards, ratings, or membership of any hospitality association or classification scheme are stated by Tourist Complex Khomi.

Prices and booking

The hotel does not publish room rates, package prices or a booking policy in the material reviewed here. Current prices and availability are on the hotel’s official site and Facebook page, and travellers are advised to confirm details directly with the property before planning a trip, especially given the seasonal nature of travel on this road.

Location and getting there

The address given by the hotel is simply the Zhinvali-Barisakho-Shatili road, Mtskheta-Mtianeti, which places it somewhere along this single mountain route rather than in a town or village with a conventional street address. The road begins near Zhinvali, by the reservoir and dam of the same name, close to the junction with the Georgian Military Highway and the Ananuri fortress complex, which sits at the lakeside and is a well-known stop for travellers heading either north toward Stepantsminda or onto this western branch toward Barisakho and Shatili. From Tbilisi, the drive to Zhinvali itself takes roughly an hour to ninety minutes; the onward distance to Barisakho and beyond adds considerably more time, since the road narrows, loses its paved surface in places, and climbs through the Pshavi and Khevsureti highlands. Shatili, the fortress village at the far end of this road, is a long further drive requiring a high-clearance or 4×4 vehicle, particularly outside the summer months. Exactly where along this corridor Tourist Complex Khomi sits, and which landmarks are within walking distance of it, is not specified in the hotel’s published material, so travellers should request precise directions or coordinates from the hotel before setting out.

Good to know

• The address supplied by the hotel refers to a road, not a settlement, so GPS coordinates or direct contact with the property are more reliable than a postal address for finding it.
• The Zhinvali-Barisakho-Shatili road passes through mountainous terrain and includes unpaved sections; conditions can deteriorate quickly in rain, fog or snow.
• This route and the wider Khevsureti area are best known for seasonal accessibility, with some sections difficult or closed outside the warmer months.
• Fuel stations, shops and mobile network coverage become sparser the further north travellers go along this road, so it is worth preparing before setting out from Tbilisi or Zhinvali.
• Ananuri fortress, at the start of this road near Zhinvali reservoir, is a commonly visited landmark for anyone travelling this route.
• Specific facilities, room types and prices for Tourist Complex Khomi are not published in detail online, so direct enquiry is recommended before booking.
• Travellers heading further toward Shatili should budget significant extra driving time beyond reaching this complex, as the road continues for a considerable distance into the highlands.

Questions travellers ask

Where exactly is Tourist Complex Khomi located?

The hotel gives its address only as the Zhinvali-Barisakho-Shatili road in the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region, without a more specific settlement name or street number. This is a mountain road running north from the Zhinvali reservoir through Pshavi and Khevsureti toward Shatili. Travellers should contact the hotel for exact coordinates or directions.

How far is it from Tbilisi?

The hotel does not publish a drive time. As general orientation, Zhinvali, at the start of this road, is roughly an hour to ninety minutes from Tbilisi by car; the further distance to wherever the complex sits along the Barisakho-Shatili stretch would add more time depending on exact location and road conditions.

Do I need a 4×4 vehicle to reach it?

This depends on precisely where along the road the complex is situated, which the hotel has not specified. The road toward Barisakho and Shatili includes unpaved and rough sections further north, where higher-clearance or 4×4 vehicles are commonly used, particularly outside summer.

Does the complex have a restaurant on site?

The hotel’s published material does not name or confirm an on-site restaurant, bar or café. Given the remoteness of this road, travellers are advised to ask the hotel directly about dining options and to carry supplies as a precaution.

How do I check rates and book a room?

Room categories, prices and booking terms are not detailed in the material reviewed for this profile. Current rates and availability are on the hotel’s official site and Facebook page, and direct contact with the property is the most reliable way to confirm details before travelling.

Sources

• tourist complex khomi — official website (facebook.com)
• tourist complex khomi: ინფორმაცია

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.