Where are the spas in Tbilisi and Batumi?
Hotel spas, sulfur baths and mineral water resorts.
Short answer
Tbilisi and Batumi have spas in large hotels and standalone spa centres with pools, saunas, hammams, massages and treatments, and many admit non-guests. Tbilisi's unique spa is the Abanotubani sulfur baths with private rooms. For healing waters, people go to Borjomi, Tskaltubo and Sairme.
Why
- A hotel spa day pass usually includes the pool and sauna, with massage extra.
- Spas are busier at weekends, so book ahead.
- The sulfur baths are open from morning till night, and rooms are booked for an hour or two.
Details
With heart or blood pressure conditions, pregnancy or chronic illness, consult a doctor before saunas, hammams and hot springs.
Tip
Book spas ahead at weekends, and take a private room for an hour or two at the sulfur baths.
What may differ
A hotel spa day pass usually covers the pool and sauna, with massage extra.
Common misconception
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Sources
- Georgian National Tourism AdministrationChecked at:
This is not medical advice.
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