Centre and the mineral water park
The heart of town — the spring, the riverside promenade and the cable car to the plateau. Easiest on foot, and where most hotels sit.
Georgia's spa town — pine forest, mineral springs and wellness hotels
Borjomi runs along a narrow, forested gorge about three hours from Tbilisi, and it is still the country's historic spa town — people have been coming for the mineral water since the 19th century. Accommodation splits cleanly: large spa hotels inside the pine forest, and small guesthouses near the park and the station. In summer it is one of Georgia's heat escapes, which is also when booking ahead matters. Use the live map below for photos, prices and real-time availability.
The heart of town — the spring, the riverside promenade and the cable car to the plateau. Easiest on foot, and where most hotels sit.
The western, forested end of the gorge, around the Romanov palace. This is where the large spa hotels are — quiet, and among the pines.
Cheaper guesthouses and apartments. Practical if you arrive by train from Tbilisi.
Quieter and out of the centre, good if you set off early onto the Borjomi-Kharagauli trails.
Guesthouses and apartments in town, often with a garden and a home-cooked breakfast. Simple, clean and cheap.
Boutique and town hotels near the park. Most of the inventory is here, and so is the best price-to-location balance.
Spa hotels with an indoor pool, sauna and water treatments. Borjomi Likani and Crowne Plaza are the standouts.
Click a hotel on the map to see photos, prices and real-time availability from Booking.com.