Batumi

Built in the '60s and also formerly a Soviet sports base, it’s a toss-up whether this unparalleled ski lodge is all about its surroundings or the stunning property itself. — Fodor's

Houses Batumi's most stylish boutique hostel. Each of the five dorms (including two female-only ones) have eight high-quality wooden bunks and share plentiful showers and toilets. — Lonely Planet

Each of the rooms has floor-to-ceiling glass windows with views of the sea, mountains, or old town and is decked out in Scandinavian chic. — Fodor's

A small, crowded, friendly and cheap hostel with one 10-person dorm and four small doubles sharing bathrooms. Free use of the washing machine. — Lonely Planet

Palace is no exaggeration for this luxurious large hotel, from its gleaming marble lobby to the spacious, thickly carpeted rooms, some with balconies. — Lonely Planet

Although French Belle Epoque in appearance, this 4-star hotel a few steps from Piazza Square is a relatively new creation, built by Georgian businessman Oleg Galogre. — Fodor's

New in 2015, Holland Hoek is proving popular with its good Old Town location, friendly welcome, bright, appealing rooms and strong line in colourful original art. — Lonely Planet