Kiketi Farm, located just 25 kilometers from Tbilisi at an elevation of 1,100 meters above sea level, has been creating a new ecosystem since 2022 — a place where nature and cultural heritage coexist. It offers guests of all ages and interests the opportunity to relax, restore both physical and mental well-being, enjoy entertainment and learning experiences, and explore the country’s biodiversity.
The season at Kiketi Farm has begun with exciting new additions — the farm’s multifunctional space now includes three new accommodation units: treehouses and the two-story hotel “Khidi.” Each space is built with eco-friendly materials, thoughtfully adapted to the terrain, and harmoniously integrated into the surrounding landscape and nature.
The interior of Hotel “Khidi” was designed by Elene Skhitaridze, while its infrastructure was developed by Behouse. The treehouse project, on the other hand, was created by young architect Nanuka Gelashvili.
The eight new hotel rooms are equipped with all the elements needed for modern comfort. The new accommodations are distinguished by their proximity to lakes and waterfalls, with nearby walking trails and picnic areas for guests to enjoy.
Today, the farm’s accommodations include a total of 23 rooms. Their diversity — from wooden cottages near the stables and traditional Oda houses to a hotel created from a maritime container and treehouses — along with their individual style and character, allows every type of guest and traveler to find their ideal place to stay.
In the near future, the farm will open three additional hotels (24 rooms), designed for long-term guests such as digital nomads, slow travelers, and remote workers.
Photographer: Mariam Mumladze, Kiketi Farm
Date: November 5, 2025
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