Best hotels in Gudauri

Georgia's big ski resort — on the Military Highway at 2,200 metres

Gudauri sits on the Georgian Military Highway at around 2,200 metres, about two hours from Tbilisi, and it is the country's largest and most developed ski resort. The season runs roughly December to April, at prices well below the Alps. Choosing where to stay here comes down to one thing more than any other: how far you are from a lift. Use the live map below for photos, prices and real-time availability.

Best areas to stay

New Gudauri

The modern apartment complexes and hotels, mostly ski-in/ski-out. This is also where most of the restaurants, bars and rental shops are.

The old village

Quieter and more rustic, and cheaper with it. The trade-off is a shuttle or a walk to reach the slopes.

Along the Military Highway

Accommodation spread north of the centre, around the lower lift station. Peaceful, but you will want a car.

By budget

Budget

₾85–200 · ~$31–75 a night

Apartments and small guesthouses. Off-season prices drop a long way — just check the distance to a lift.

For example: Gudauri Star Chalet In Gudauri Family Hotel Parnas 2250

Mid-range

₾200–380 · ~$75–140 a night

Established ski hotels with a restaurant, rental and ski storage. Most of the inventory and most of the reviews sit here.

For example: Monte Hotel Gudauri Loft Hotel Marco Polo Hotel Ozon Gudauri

Luxury

₾340–900 · ~$125–335 a night

Boutique hotels and lodges with a spa and views to the peaks. Gudauri Lodge is the best-known veteran on the mountain.

For example: Gudauri Lodge MontiSio Boutique Hotel

Live hotels map

Click a hotel on the map to see photos, prices and real-time availability from Booking.com.

Booking tips

Distance to a lift matters more than any star rating. Beyond a 15-minute walk in snow and cold it wears you down, especially carrying gear.
February is peak. Book 4-6 weeks ahead for weekends.
Gudauri is known for freeride and heliski — if that is the plan, check the hotel has ski storage and guiding.
In summer prices collapse and the lifts run for the views: a cheap way to see high mountains without skiing.

Prices are approximate and vary by season and demand. Booking.com links are affiliate links — you pay the same price, and we earn a small commission.