A landscaped terrace with outdoor dining in warmer seasons
Spa, gym and pool
Restaurants and bars
Direct access to Old Tbilisi and its many attractions
Access to hotel business center and other facilities
Concierge services 24/7 for both hotel guests and residents
A dedicated reception and entrance reserved for residents only
Private parking spaces with optional valet parking available 24/7
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A spa, indoor pool, gym, conference room, elegant open air piazza, complete with restaurants and boutiques are included in the hotel design and available for use by residents.
The entrance to the large 100 hectare National Botanical Garden, founded in 1845, is only a few steps away from the King’s Garden development. This famed horticultural collection of more than 4,500 species of trees and other plants from around the world is also characterized by its abundance of walking trails, a wide variety of special garden arrangements, cascading waterfalls, flowing brooks and beautiful vistas over the traditional architecture of Old Tbilisi and the modern city beyond.
Originally designated as a ‘royal garden’ by visiting French botanist Jean Chardin in 1625, the gardens provide a verdant backdrop for Georgia’s iconic 11th century Narikala Fortress. Even further back in history, this area became the site of King Vakhtang’s hunting forest when Georgia’s capital was moved from Mtskheta to Tbilisi in 455 A.D.
Residents of the King’s Garden automatically become members of a proposed Private Club and will have access to all club facilities:
