 Radisson Collection Hotel, Tsinandali Estate, is one of the most interesting hotels for convention and incentive travel in Georgia. There are only about 12 Radisson Collection Hotels in the world, and the brand is all about being exceptional... in terms of design, service quality and heritage. Radisson Collection Hotel, Tsinandali Estate is located in the heart of Georgia’s renowned wine region, Kakheti. The hotel is built upon an old wine estate, and much of the old foundation is preserved in the underground. It is a great starting point to explore the many vineyards in Kakheti and to learn about the region’s rich history.
The design theme of the hotel is an excellent mix of nature, heritage and modernity. What greets the guests is a building covered fully with vertical planting. The interior decor is a juxtaposition of contemporary furniture, antiques and old brick walls. Designed by Spanish designers Christina Gabas and Damian Figueras, its 141 rooms and suites are inspired by the four seasons. On the rooftop are spa facilities, infinity pool and outdoor bar which provide a view of the Caucasus mountains, the vineyards and the forest. Meeting facilities here are exceptional as well. The Theatre is a venue with concert-hall grade lightings and acoustics, yet flexible enough to be converted into a ballroom. In theatre style-seating or gala dinner, the Theatre can accommodate up to 300 guests. There is also a semi-outdoor Amphitheatre with a capacity of 700 guests in theatre-style seating. Three meeting rooms for 10 to 80 people in a theater-style setting are also available for breakout sessions and smaller meetings. Apart from these spaces, there are many unique pre-function areas, outdoor space and even “secret” rooms that you thought you will only find in the Harry Potter movies. Radisson Collection Hotel, Tsinandali Estate, is just a two-hour drive from Tbilisi. It is a great place to hold a corporate function, concert and gala dinner, or to house corporate incentive groups away from the hustle and bustle of the city. For more information, please click here. Comments are closed.
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