Hostelworld.com

Hostelworld Recommends

We love this hostel! It gets our thumbs up for consistently high customer ratings and excellent quality scores.

×

Hostels in Batumi

: of 4 Hostels available

4 Hostels in Batumi, Georgia

Available
  • When do you want to stay in Batumi?
  • Search for availability & prices
Book more than 2 days in advance for Free Cancellation.
  • Price
  • Rating
  • Distance
  • Name
Display:
List
Map
LESS
Average price per night - USD
Close
Overall Property Rating
Close
Close
Close
  • show more show less
Close
Close
You have active filters - clear all
We are showing you properties with a rating of 7 or higher. Click here to show all
property-image
Hostel

Hostelinn Batumi

Hostel
1.1km from city centre - Show on Map
0.0
No rating
0
Free WiFi
US$7.80

Hostelinn Batumi offers dorm and private rooms in the centre of the city of Batumi, just 200 m from the Sea shore.... More...

View
Hotel

Mardi Plaza Hotel

Hotel
1km from city centre - Show on Map
0.0
No rating 2
Free WiFi
Free Breakfast
US$16.00

Mardi Plaza Hotel offers comfortable rooms in Batumi. It is set in the heart of the city, pricing includes: breakfast, Olympic swimming pool, sauna, fitness center and hot tub.... More...

View
Hostel

Hostel 47

Hostel
1km from city centre - Show on Map
10.0
Superb 12
  • Perfect Location
  • Superb Staff
  • Fantastic Cleanliness
Free WiFi
US$8.00

Hostel 47 is located in the heart of the city, it is the perfect place to spend your holidays.... More...

View
Bed and Breakfast

Batumi Wonderland Guesthouse

Bed and Breakfast
1.7km from city centre - Show on Map
0.0
No rating
0
Free WiFi
US$10.71

Batumi Wonderland Guest House is situated in a 15-minute walk from the Black Sea and offers a terrace, an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and a lounge area.... More...

View
No results found. Please change your dates or refine your filters.

As a traveller in Batumi you'll be holidaying with Georgians who flock from all over the country for summer by the sea. The carefully restored old town has the regal elegance of the 19th-century port, while the seafront boulevard has ultra-modern architecture and neon lights. Since the break-up of the Soviet Union, Batumi has built a reputation for sunshine and parties. The distant snow-capped peaks remind you that Georgia's rugged interior isn't so far away.

Several hostels in Batumi are run by families who have converted their homes, giving guests the chance to experience Georgian hospitality. You can linger over a home-cooked meal in the courtyard or opt for dorms with quirky decor. You'll find communal kitchens in most Batumi hostels, as well as free Wi-Fi in social areas. If you're here for the city's nightlife, gather your dorm mates for a few drinks on the balcony as the boulevard lights up below.

Batumi has contrasting areas, both modern and historic. The focus of most travellers is the seafront boulevard (originally laid down in 1884) which runs for 7km. Unusual modern towers perch between beach bars and cafés, ending with the Dancing Fountains at New Boulevard to the south. The old town sits inland from the boulevard. Piazza Square and Europe Square are the social centres, linked by pastel-coloured streets of 19th-century town houses.

The activities in this seaside town are varied. For typical Batumi entertainment head to the Dancing Fountains after dark for the laser show. Another favourite is Argo Cable Car, which takes you 250m to a viewing platform with views over the city. During the day, Batumi's pebble beaches are popular, but just a 20-minute drive to the south is the quieter Kvariati Beach. Batumi Botanical Garden is a good place to stretch your legs and admire the clifftop views.

The number 10 bus will get you into the city centre from Alexander Kartveli Batumi International Airport. If you're arriving from Tbilisi or Yerevan by train you'll need to catch a bus or taxi from Batumi Central Station (15 minutes north east of town). Marshrutka are minibuses that run throughout the cities and villages of Georgia. Hop on board to reach the seaside towns along the coast. While you're in Batumi, walking or cycling is the best way to get around.

Top rated hostels in Batumi

We have 4 hostels in Batumi with an average rating of 10.0 based on 845 reviews 4 of 4 properties available in Batumi

About Batumi

As a traveller in Batumi you'll be holidaying with Georgians who flock from all over the country for summer by the sea. The carefully restored old town has the regal elegance of the 19th-century port, while the seafront boulevard has ultra-modern architecture and neon lights. Since the break-up of the Soviet Union, Batumi has built a reputation for sunshine and parties. The distant snow-capped peaks remind you that Georgia's rugged interior isn't so far away.

Several hostels in Batumi are run by families who have converted their homes, giving guests the chance to experience Georgian hospitality. You can linger over a home-cooked meal in the courtyard or opt for dorms with quirky decor. You'll find communal kitchens in most Batumi hostels, as well as free Wi-Fi in social areas. If you're here for the city's nightlife, gather your dorm mates for a few drinks on the balcony as the boulevard lights up below.

Batumi has contrasting areas, both modern and historic. The focus of most travellers is the seafront boulevard (originally laid down in 1884) which runs for 7km. Unusual modern towers perch between beach bars and cafés, ending with the Dancing Fountains at New Boulevard to the south. The old town sits inland from the boulevard. Piazza Square and Europe Square are the social centres, linked by pastel-coloured streets of 19th-century town houses.

The activities in this seaside town are varied. For typical Batumi entertainment head to the Dancing Fountains after dark for the laser show. Another favourite is Argo Cable Car, which takes you 250m to a viewing platform with views over the city. During the day, Batumi's pebble beaches are popular, but just a 20-minute drive to the south is the quieter Kvariati Beach. Batumi Botanical Garden is a good place to stretch your legs and admire the clifftop views.

The number 10 bus will get you into the city centre from Alexander Kartveli Batumi International Airport. If you're arriving from Tbilisi or Yerevan by train you'll need to catch a bus or taxi from Batumi Central Station (15 minutes north east of town). Marshrutka are minibuses that run throughout the cities and villages of Georgia. Hop on board to reach the seaside towns along the coast. While you're in Batumi, walking or cycling is the best way to get around.

Other Locations in Georgia