Included on court
- Double
- Outdoor
- Padel
Tsinandali Estate is Kakheti's best-known historic complex — the palace of Alexander Chavchavadze, a European-style garden, and Georgia's first European-type winery. Today the estate also runs a hotel, along with two outdoor padel courts.
The courts sit in the garden area, among centuries-old trees with a view of the Caucasus — a setting no city club can match. Play is possible from morning to evening, equipment is provided on site, and the courts are open both to hotel guests and to outside visitors.
The estate regularly hosts festivals, conferences, and corporate events — the Tsinandali Festival of classical music takes place here — so padel is one part of a fuller day's program. It's a couple of hours' drive from Tbilisi; book the court ahead on weekends and during festival weeks.
Amenities at Tsinandali Estate
Play & training
- Equipment Rental
- Gym
- Outdoor Recreation Area
- Swimming Pool
Comfort
- Restrooms
- SPA
Food & retail
- Relax Zone
- Cafe
Getting there
- Kids Area
- Parking
- Hotel
Courts at Tsinandali Estate
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Getting to Tsinandali Estate
Tsinandali Estate, 2217, Telavi Municipality, TsinandaliWorking hours
- Monday09:00 - 22:00
- Tuesday09:00 - 22:00
- Wednesday09:00 - 22:00
- Thursday09:00 - 22:00
- Friday09:00 - 22:00
- Saturday09:00 - 22:00
- Sunday09:00 - 22:00
FAQ about Tsinandali Estate
How much does an hour cost at Tsinandali Estate?
Tsinandali Estate hasn't published a fixed hourly rate online — contact the estate directly to check current prices, especially around festival weeks.
How do I book a court at Tsinandali Estate?
There's no listed online system, so it's best to book directly with the estate ahead of time, especially on weekends and during festival weeks.
Can non-hotel guests play padel at Tsinandali Estate?
Yes, the courts are open both to hotel guests and to outside visitors.
What is padel like at Tsinandali Estate?
Two outdoor courts sit in the estate's garden among centuries-old trees with a view of the Caucasus; play runs from morning to evening and equipment is provided on site.