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If you want to travel for less, choosing the most affordable countries is by far the simplest and most effortless tip! Sadly, so many people don’t even know how cheap it can be! I’m continuing this series of posts with Georgia. It’s another of the most affordable places, but most importantly, it’s an amazing country and it’s on a continent most people love: Europe (well, by some definitions)!

Here are nice and cheap accommodation options in 6 destinations in Georgia to show you just how affordable a trip to an amazing spot can be! 

(We’ve also done this for other countries that are even cheaper in other parts of the world: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Colombia, Türkiye, Egypt, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Indonesia!)

 

Basics of traveling to Georgia for less

Like most people, you might have only heard about Georgia (the country, not the U.S. State) when the mainstream media talked about it. That necessarily means when something bad was happening, as always. The 16-day war ended a long time ago, you can get over it now.

The country is wonderful. It’s one of the countries I spent the most time in (5 months), and I loved it. Georgia is located in the Caucasus region which is the border between Europe and Asia.

Location of Georgia (image credit: Google Maps)

 

To see a less touristy side of Europe, Georgia is a perfect destination. There’s just as much history and culture in this region, but it has fewer crowds of tourists!

As mentioned, it’s also one of the most affordable countries in the world, one of the very few in Europe. It’s obviously a little more expensive than Southeast Asian countries in general, but still very affordable.

 

Basics of cheap accommodation in Georgia

For each of the 6 destinations in Georgia, we tried to find you 3 examples of cheap accommodation.

An example for those who:

We limit ourselves to nice accommodations that are highly rated.

So if you want it to be cheaper, there are obviously cheaper ones than our examples. The exception: there aren’t any cheaper Marriott hotels, as the world’s largest hotel chain has no options in the low-end segment.

Not among the best! Georgia isn't one of the best places in the world to get more free nights with your points, but you can still get quite a few! The current welcome bonus on the Marriott Bonvoy American Express Card gives you 53,000 points (50,000 with the bonus and 3,000 by unlocking it) and your travel companion can get it too, for 106,000 points in total!

And if you prefer luxury, of course, luxury is also much cheaper in Georgia than in the places where everyone always travels to!

So here are the examples of nice and affordable accommodations in 6 destinations in Georgia.

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Tbilisi

Tbilisi is Georgia’s capital and largest city, with around 1.5 million inhabitants — about the size of Ottawa. Founded in the 5th century on the banks of the Koura River, the city is full of surprises. I absolutely loved Tbilisi!

Tbilisi, Georgia (photo credit: Kent Tupas)

 

You can party till late, visit the old town and the Narikala fortress, relax in the sulfur baths, have a coffee in Liberty Square, and take a day trip to see the David Gareja monastery.

Here are some examples of accommodation in Tbilisi, Georgia:

 

Well-rated hostel at $13

Fabrika Hostel & Suites

Fabrika Hostel & Suites (image credit: Hostelworld)

 

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Well-rated hotel at 27$

Sunny Hotel Tbilisi

Sunny Hotel Tbilisi (image credit: Trivago)

 

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Nice free hotel at 9,700 pts

Moxy Tbilisi

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Moxy Tbilisi (image credit: Marriott)

 

Get 53,000 points by applying for the Marriott Bonvoy Amex Card!

 

Batumi

Batumi is located on the Black Sea in the west and boasts futuristic architecture, casinos, a party atmosphere, and black sand beaches. It’s a popular seaside resort and Georgia’s main port.

Batumi, Georgia (photo credit: Maksim)

 

During your stay, I recommend a visit to the superb botanical gardens, the fascinating history of the Gonio fortress, and a stroll along Batoumi Boulevard.

Here are some examples of accommodation in Batumi, Georgia:

  • Well-rated hostel: Chase Dream Hostel
    • $10 per night per person
    • Rated 8.9/10
  • Well-rated hotel: Amber
    • $25 per night 
    • $13 per night per person with a companion
    • Rated 8.8/10
  • Nice free hotel: Courtyard Batumi
    • 11,000 points per night (55,000 points for 5 nights)
    • 5,500 per night per person with a companion
    • Marriott Bonvoy Amex Card gives you 53,000 points

 

Well-rated hostel at $10

Chase Dream Hostel

Chase Dream Hostel (image credit: Hostelworld)

 

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Well-rated hostel at $25

Amber

Amber (image credit: Trivago)

 

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Nice free hotel at 11,000 pts

Courtyard Batumi

Courtyard Batumi (image credit: Marriott)

 

Get 53,000 points by applying for the Marriott Bonvoy Amex Card!

 

Kutaisi

Kutaisi is Georgia’s 3rd largest city and a cultural treasure, as well as one of the oldest continuously populated cities on our planet! Its long history dates back over 3000 years.

Kutaisi, Georgia (photo credit: n 🎈)

 

Start your visit to Kutaisi at the Gelati Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Outside town but not far away, you can discover the natural beauty of Martvili Canyon, as well as the unique Chiatura cable cars.

Here are some examples of accommodation in Kutaisi, Georgia:

  • Well-rated hostel: Black Tomato
    • $18 per night per person
    • Rated 9.8/10
  • Well-rated hotel: Aisi
    • $31 per night 
    • $16 per night per person with a companion
    • Rated 8.1/10
  • Nice free hotel: None

 

Well-rated hostel at $18

Black Tomato

Black Tomato (image credit: Hostelworld)

 

See all hostels in Kutaisi.

 

Well-rated hotel at $31

Aisi

Aisi (image credit: Trivago)

 

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Kazbegi

Kazbegi, also called Stepantsminda in Russian, is a small town lost in the Caucasus mountains. Its steep landscapes are spectacular, attracting many hiking and mountaineering enthusiasts.

Kazbegi, Georgia (photo credit: Mark Frost)

 

But if you simply love being out in nature, you can also add it to your itinerary, especially to visit the Kazbegi National Park, home to the famous Tsminda Sameba church.

Here are some examples of accommodation in Kazbegi, Georgia:

  • Well-rated hostel: Red Stone
    • $28 per night per person
    • Rated 9.6/10 (on Booking.com)
  • Well-rated hotel: Mountain Heart
    • $31 per night 
    • $16 per night per person with a companion
    • Rated 8.8/10
  • Nice free hotel: None

 

Well-rated hostel at $28

Red Stone

Red Stone (image credit: Trivago)

 

See all hostels in Kazbegi.

 

Well-rated hotel at $31

Mountain Heart

Mountain Heart (image credit: Trivago)

 

See all hotels in Kazbegi.

 

Gori

Gori is best known as the birthplace of Joseph Stalin. You can visit the interesting museum dedicated to the Soviet dictator, or discover monuments such as the Gori Fortress.

Gori, Georgia (photo credit: Vitalii Onyshchuk)

 

Near Gori, the Uplistsikhe caves are a must-see. It’s a troglodyte town as old as time, carved out of the rock.

Here are some examples of accommodation in Gori, Georgia:

  • Well-rated hostel: Tsera Hostel
    • $20 per night per person
    • Rated 9.1/10 (on Booking.com)
  • Well-rated hotel: Guest House MK
    • $19 per night 
    • $10 per night per person with a companion
    • Rated 9.2/10
  • Nice free hotel: None

 

Well-rated hostel at $20

Tsera Hostel

Tsera Hostel (image credit: Trivago)

 

See all hostels in Gori.

 

Well-rated hotel at $19

Guest House MK

Guest House MK (image credit: Trivago)

 

See all hotels in Gori.

 

Kakheti region (Telavi and Sighnaghi)

This eastern region is famous for its beautiful vineyards — Georgia claims to have invented wine (it’s debated, but what’s for sure is they’ve been making some for a very long time). You can also visit the region’s 2 main towns, Telavi and Sighnaghi, and the Lagodekhi National Park, ideal for hiking.

Kakheti, Georgia (photo credit: Ivan Stepanov)

 

In Telavi, you can sample some fine wine before visiting the Palace of the Dukes of Kakheti and some ancient churches. Sighnaghi, nicknamed the “city of love”, has a romantic medieval atmosphere with cobbled streets, colorful houses, and walls still in good shape.

Here are some examples of accommodation in the Kakheti Region, Georgia:

  • Well-rated hostel: Nato & Lado Guesthouse
    • $15 per night per person
    • Rated 10/10
  • Well-rated hotel: Mtisubani
    • $40 per night 
    • $20 per night per person with a companion
    • Rated 9.4/10
  • Nice free hotel: None

 

Well-rated hostel at $15

Nato & Lado Guesthouse

Nato & Lado Guesthouse (image credit: Hostelworld)

 

See all hostels in Sighnaghi.

 

Well-rated hotel at $40

Mtisubani

Mtisubani (image credit: Trivago)

 

See all hotels in Sighnaghi.

 

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Summary

Accommodation in Georgia is incredibly affordable, as is everything in the country, of course. Now that’s a truly affordable country! And what’s more, it’s wonderful to visit. If you want to travel for less, it’s not rocket science: choose affordable countries! It’s not like you’re sacrificing anything: many are amazing destinations!

 

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Featured image: Trinity Gergeti Church, Kazbegi, Georgia (photo credit: Iman Gozal)

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Kevin Gagnon

Kevin is the co-founder of Flytrippers. A former structural engineer, he is now following his true passion, traveling! With the website, he also wants to share this passion with you and allow you to travel more than you would have thought possible. His goal is to visit all the countries in the world. Current count: 92/193!

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