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Castello Mare Hotel & Wellness Resort
Tsikhisdziri, Georgia · Resort
Set on the Tsikhisdziri cliffs between Batumi and Kobuleti, Castello Mare spreads across three campuses — Victoria, Diana and Alba — with the OTIUM spa at its centre and indoor and outdoor infinity pools filled with sea water. Diana's rooms all face the sea with balconies; the Palm restaurant and lobby bar look out over the same view.
Tsikhisdziri, on the cliffs of the Black Sea coast between Batumi and Kobuleti.
On-site
- Rooms
- Three campuses — Victoria with panoramic sea-view rooms, Diana where every room has a direct sea view and balcony, and Alba
- Address
- Tsikhisdziri 6200, Adjara
Good to know
- How do I book Castello Mare Hotel & Wellness Resort?
- We contract Castello Mare Hotel & Wellness Resort directly and quote it as part of your trip, so there are no rates online. Tell us your dates and party and we confirm availability and a price.
- What facilities does Castello Mare Hotel & Wellness Resort have?
- Facilities include Indoor swimming pool, Outdoor swimming pool, Spa and wellness center, Fitness center, 2 restaurants, Bar.
- Where is Castello Mare Hotel & Wellness Resort located?
- Castello Mare Hotel & Wellness Resort is in Tsikhisdziri, Georgia (Tsikhisdziri 6200, Adjara).
- Can I add tours or transfers to a stay at Castello Mare Hotel & Wellness Resort?
- Yes. We build day tours, multi-day itineraries and transfers around any hotel, so Castello Mare Hotel & Wellness Resort can be one stop on a wider trip.
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Tours you can book from this hotel

Georgia · Half day
Old Tbilisi City Tour
A half-day through the layered old town — sulphur baths, fortress, churches and the balconied lanes where Europe meets Asia.

Georgia · Half day
Tbilisi Food & Wine Evening
An evening tasting through Tbilisi food-and-wine culture — bakeries, a qvevri wine bar, and a supra-style dinner led by your guide.

Georgia · Half day
Mtskheta & Jvari Half-Day
A half-day to Georgia ancient spiritual capital and the hilltop monastery above the river confluence — both UNESCO World Heritage.
