A boutique hotel steeped in the spirit of ancient Mesopotamia: every room is named after a Sumerian, Akkadian or Assyrian city or deity, and the courtyard is guarded by a statue of a lamassu, the winged bull of Assyrian legend, set against carved stone reliefs. With just 14 rooms and suites, it stays calm and personal, without the bustle of a big hotel. The hotel sits in a quiet residential neighbourhood away from the tourist centre: the sea and Batumi Boulevard are about 2 km away, roughly a 30-minute walk or a 10–12 minute drive.
Rooms range from a 24 m² standard triple to third-floor suites of up to 92 m² with their own terraces. There is a family suite for up to five guests, plus king-bed rooms with balconies or terraces. Every room has a marble bathroom, air conditioning, a 4K smart TV and fast Wi-Fi.
Mornings start with a buffet breakfast, and the leafy courtyard lounge café is open through the day and into the evening. Guests also have a round-the-clock concierge, free parking and an airport shuttle.
- 🛏️ Rooms: 14 rooms and suites, 24 to 92 m², up to five guests in the family suite.
- 🍳 Breakfast: buffet; lounge café in the courtyard.
- ✈️ Getting here: Batumi Airport is about 5 km away, around 15 minutes by car.
- 📍 To the centre: the Boulevard and the sea are about 2 km away, the Ali and Nino sculpture about 2.5 km (a 30-minute walk or a 10–12 minute taxi ride).
- 💡 Tip: for space and views, go for one of the third-floor suites with a large terrace.
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