Samokatus Hotels

A boutique hotel with just a few rooms, very stylish design, fairly spacious rooms and — as a bonus — a historic building housing the hotel. From 250 lari per night.

Nestled in the lush Mayan jungle near Mérida, Chablé Yucatán blends a beautifully restored 19th-century hacienda with ultra-modern private villas featuring heated pools. The resort is renowned for its award-winning spa overlooking a sacred cenote and its exceptional fine dining led by a Michelin-starred chef. It offers an unparalleled sanctuary of privacy, wellness, and Mexican heritage.

The 'Chateau Chapiteau' campsite near the village of Kvemo Pona (65 km from Sighnaghi) was opened by businessman Ivan Mitin, known for the anti-café 'Tsiferblat' and the country hotel 'Bolotov.Dacha'. A team of like-minded people here build accommodation, a shelter for dogs and cats, a banya, and a restaurant, and grow vegetables and fruit. You can visit Chateau Chapiteau as a tourist or stay as a volunteer. A circus tent or an A-frame house costs from 90 lari per night. The place attracts creative people who set up the space, help neighbours and refugees, organise performances and gather in large groups for dinners. Even if you come as a paying guest, you feel part of the local community.

Nestled along the scenic Kwai Noi River in Sai Yok, Cherlynn Resort is a picturesque getaway famous for its floating villas, warm hospitality, and pet-friendly policy. Guests can enjoy complimentary rafting, free ice cream, and stunning misty river views. While highly praised, travelers should be prepared for steep stairways and natural river noises.

An ultra-luxury private sanctuary on the Noonu Atoll, Cheval Blanc Randheli pairs spectacular Gathy-designed villas with the refined French 'Art de Recevoir'. Guests enjoy an exclusive spa island, a legendary kids club, and exceptional personalized butler service, though the lack of a natural house reef is a drawback for snorkelers.