Borjomi

With nice wines and slow service.

Some Western-style dishes and pastries.

You might expect this location, right inside of the beautiful train station building and next to the touristy epicenter, to be particular expensive. But actually this restaurant is decently inexpensive—Adjaruli Khachapuri 7 lari. It has a large kitchen which does prepare everything listed in the menu. And the menu is even offered as picture book. What else can you require? (edit Sep 2024: didn't seem to be open, but didn't look permanently closed either - perhaps this closes outside of the summer season or was closed due to renovation at the railway station?)

Serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks and coffee. Good for groups, parties and children. Walk-ins welcome. Street and car parking.

Excellent quality food, nice interior, WiFi. Though kebab, khatchapuri and pizza is not quite haute cuisine. They make perhaps the best khachapuri in Georgia and are famous for their chkmeruli (chicken in garlic sauce).

The only place in Borjomi with "hip"/"modern" vibes, a bit like the kind you otherwise only seem to find in Tbilisi. A small shack blasting some kind of IDM with a reasonable selection of beers and other drinks. Very limited seating both inside and out. Seems like the kind of place which is going for the vibe of a buzzing standing-room-only bar but we never saw it that busy (including on Friday night)

28 comfortable rooms, mineral water spas, outdoor swimming pool, bar and restaurant. Prices from 65-250 lari including all meals.

Leo and his mother have 2 rooms that can accommodate 7-8 or so people. The price for the night is 20 lari a person, and for 5 lari more Leo's mother will make breakfast, which often features a substantial number of pancakes. Leo is also a great source of information about Borjomi and the surrounding area, and regularly arranges excursions for his guests, such as trips to Vardzia and horseback riding in the Borjomi-Kharagauli national park. He also speaks excellent English.

Central location but very quiet, due to being at the end of a dead end street. Sitting in front of the guesthouse can be very relaxing, especially when Nick's two cats are around. Nick and his mother are very friendly, helpful and socialising. Nick speaks English quite well. The local breakfast prepared by Nick's mother was always very yummy and filling. Also it was easy to get in contact with other travellers here, which added to the traveller friendly atmosphere. Wi-Fi worked very well and washing service can be provided.

Nice, clean hostel with good facilities. It's on the main road so can be a little noisy at night, but there isn't much traffic so this is not a huge problem. Owners friendly and helpful.

Cute guest house, clean and well maintained with reasonable prices. Nice view, no road noise, but a very short walk from the railway station, restaurants, tourist information etc. Owner very helpful and friendly and speaks decent English. Laundry for 20 lari, great (in taste and quantity) breakfast for 22 lari per person. Some hot food available although we didn't try. Some rooms have access to a kitchen. Contact the owner directly on WhatsApp for a better deal than through booking sites.