The original fortress, constructed on a hilltop, was named Gori (meaning hill in English) and was mentioned in the Georgian chronicles as early as the VII century.
Some historians believe that Byzantine Caesar Heraclius built the fortress to store ammunition during battles against the Persians. Famous for its Stalin Museum, Gori is a friendly, green city with fabulous old-town architecture, a vibrant local market, several notable churches, and a synagogue.
Gori Hotels
Dzvel Ubanshi$$
Dzvel Ubanshi is a beautifully restored, characterful boutique hotel that elegantly marries modern amenity with Georgian charm. Its guest rooms are thoughtfully designed with a mix of comfort and retro touches—think premium bedding, Smart TVs, well-lit workspaces, and some with private balconies framing garden or hill views. The on-site restaurant brings hearty local fare to the table in a warm, romantic setting—sometimes with live music enhancing the mood. With free Wi-Fi, a sun terrace,...
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