David the Builder Kutaisi International Airport

Kutaisi operates from one small passenger terminal where arrivals and departures are handled in the same building; facilities are basic but sufficient for short-stay and leisure traffic, with check-in, security and a small airside area for shops and cafés.

Transport options are limited compared with larger hubs: taxis and pre-booked transfers are the most reliable ways into Kutaisi city (15-30 minutes).

• Rail/metro: No metro link exists.
• Buses: Local buses and minibuses serve routes to the city but can be irregular.
• Taxis: Taxis and pre-booked transfers are common; confirm the price in advance.
• Ride-share: Ride-hailing availability may be limited; confirm local options.
• Driving: The airport is a short drive from Kutaisi; travel times vary with traffic.

Facilities are modest: a small selection of cafés and shops, basic passenger services and limited lounge options geared to the airport’s regional role.

• Lounges: Dedicated lounge options are limited; pay-per-use lounges may not be available.
• Food & drink: Small cafés and snack kiosks landside and airside.
• Wi‑Fi: Wi‑Fi is usually available but may have time limits.
• Charging: Basic charging points in seating areas.
• Luggage storage: Left-luggage options are limited or not available; check locally.
• Showers: Shower facilities are uncommon; hotels in the city provide this service.
• Accessibility: Basic accessible facilities and assistance are provided; advise your carrier in advance if you need help.

Kutaisi airport has a small selection of nearby guesthouses and hotels in the city centre (about 15-30 minutes from the terminal). There is no large on-site hotel; for overnight layovers most travellers stay in Kutaisi city where more choices and dining options are available.