Where to find apartment rentals in Batumi and how much do they cost by season?

For apartment listings, use Georgian aggregator sites myhome.ge and ss.ge, plus dedicated Batumi rental Facebook groups where owners post directly.

For a short family trip (1-2 weeks), Booking or Airbnb is simpler — plenty of seaside apartments, though pricier than renting directly from a landlord.

Average 1-bedroom apartment rent in summer (peak season, June-August) runs about $400-600/month, dropping to $200-300 in winter.

In winter, negotiate directly with owners — it's low season, so a 20-30% discount is realistic for longer-term rentals.

For a family with a one-year-old, the Boulevard area or Old Town (Old Batumi) is recommended — close to the sea, promenade and cafes, and calmer than the busy center.

September in Batumi is still warm (around 77-82°F / 25-28°C) with warm sea water for swimming — a good month to travel with a small child, avoiding summer heat and crowds.