Historic Resort · Mineral Waters

Real Estate in Borjomi

Around 10 thousand residents, a city world-famous for the mineral water of the same name — its resort tradition traces back to a Romanov residence, and today the city borders the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park.

Borjomi — panorama from the cable car
Photo: Sergey Sebelev / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
~10Kresidents
National parkBorjomi-Kharagauli, adjacent to the city
Weather

What This Place Is

Borjomi is a resort with a long history: mineral springs made the city famous far beyond Georgia, and the Romanovs once built a summer residence here (the Likani Palace). Today that heritage is joined by the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park — one of the country's largest — which draws hiking enthusiasts. The character of tourism here is calmer and more spa-like than Batumi's beach scene or nearby Bakuriani's ski excitement.

Borjomi and Bakuriani are often considered together — they're close geographically but follow different tourism logic: Borjomi is about calm spa retreats and the park, Bakuriani about skiing.

Who This Market Is For

Suits those aiming at the calm, spa-resort segment — apartments or a guesthouse for stays built around mineral waters and the national park, rather than mass beach or ski tourism.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Borjomi differ from nearby Bakuriani?

Borjomi is a spa resort built on mineral waters and a national park, with a calmer and less seasonal flow. Bakuriani is a ski resort with a pronounced winter season. The real estate logic differs between them despite the short distance.

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