Rooms Batumi

Architecture Collective Development

Architecture Collective Development

Dating back to the 19th century, the stately structure that houses the hotel showcases its original Soviet-era architecture and facade.

Constructed at the end of the 19th century and initially serving as a high-class hotel called Belle Vue, Rooms Batumi has been carefully preserved, with many elements of the original building incorporated into the design. Public spaces, like the lobby, restaurant, and the serene courtyard, are designed to foster a sense of community and relaxation, while the rooftop, featuring a pool, bar, and restaurant, presents 360-degree views of the Old Town and port.

Interior design Collective Development, Rooms Studio

Exceptional spaces crafted by local artisans draw inspiration from Japanese, European, and L.A. styles bringing a fresh coastal look to Batumi.

The design ethos integrates the essence of the sea and the vibrant local scene. Here, a rich blend of textures, textiles, and colors evoke the coastal ambiance and celebrate the city’s flare for adventure, while a bold 1970s look and feel ups the fun level. Natural wood, vibrant hues, clean lines, and a palette of baby pink, white, yellow, and blue cultivate a dynamic and welcoming atmosphere. Outside, the hotel’s exterior features white bricks, yellow awnings, and blue shutters, tapping into the tapestry of cultures that define the bustling port of Batumi.

Rooftop Pool Above & beyond

Rooftop Pool Above & beyond

A rare—and stunning—retreat in Batumi, the hotel’s rooftop pool presents 360-degree views of the Old Town and ports, putting you in the heart of the city yet above it at the same time.

In addition to a sun-filled pool, the rooftop features a welcoming bar and The Kitchen. In this refined and exclusive restaurant setting, you can enjoy exquisite seafood and vegetarian dishes, all sourced from nearby producers and thoughtfully complemented with Georgian and international wines.

Destination The other Georgia

Batumi is renowned for its seaside location, historic architecture, and vibrant cultural scene.

Nestled amid narrow streets and vintage buildings, Rooms Batumi sits in a prime location that combines the allure of the past with the beauty of the seaside. Here, a crossover of European and Asian influences creates a distinctive atmosphere where diverse elements coexist. A pearl on the Black Sea, the city presents lush rain forests, miles of beaches, ancient Roman ruins, and remarkable UNESCO World Natural Heritage Sites, such as Kintrishi, Mtirala National Park, and Kobuleti Protected Areas.