Accor Opens Mercure Telavi Resort in Kakheti

Accor, the world's leading hotel brand, will open a hotel in Kakheti.

The four-star hotel Mercure Telavi Resort will be built in Ruispir village of Telavi municipality and its opening is planned for 2024. The hotel will have 124 rooms.

The hotel infrastructure includes a restaurant, bar, pool, parking, and a conference hall. The brand has already officially announced the signing of the cooperation agreement with TT GROUP.

"The tourism industry in Georgia is growing steadily, and we are happy to contribute to its development and expand the scope of Accor's activities in different regions of the country. I thank our partners for their trust and I am sure that the appearance of a hotel with a well-known international brand will become an additional reason for travelers to stay in Kakheti, enjoy its natural and historical beauty, ancient wineries, delicious cuisine, and famous Georgian hospitality.", noted CEO of Accor New East Europe, Alexis Delaroff.

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