3-Star Hotels in Tbilisi

10/10 small cozy old stylish hotel with hight ceiling and high doors, it takes you back in time in 19-20th century, rooms are well equiped and evey single detail in the rooms was thought perfectly, room even has coffee machine with Tchibo tasty capsules and air purifier which you cant really find even in top brand hotels, all this comes with great owner who is ready to help anytime , location is best in the city I guess as it is next street to Rustaveli Avenue , everything is on walking distance.

The hotel is new, very clean and the location is just perfect. There is “spar” store right in from of the hotel and all the main sights are just within walking distance. The rooms have air conditioning, so you can adjust the room temperature. The breakfast is great, the variety of food and beverages are good. The staff is very friendly, at our last day they allowed us to leave our luggage at the hotel until the nighttime so we could freely walk around and wait for our flight. Definitely would come again)

This boutique hotel is housed in a meticulously restored historic residential building dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. It's located in the former German colony of Tiflis (now the Chugureti district), just 500 meters from Marjanishvili Metro Station and the bustling pedestrian David Agmashenebeli Avenue. The hotel boasts high ceilings, fireplaces and stoves, an impressive original wooden staircase in the main entrance, vintage stained-glass windows, exposed brickwork in the corridors, and traditional wooden balconies overlooking a quiet inner street. There is no elevator. I stayed in an attic room. Breakfasts are a simple buffet style. There's also an inner courtyard. The other half of the building is currently undergoing renovation (finishing work), but this did not disturb my stay at all. It's a perfect balance of antique Tbilisi charm and modern comfort.

The hotel's garden design is meticulously planned, masterfully utilizing borrowed and framed views, making every window a living painting. Sitting in the tea pavilion in the afternoon, watching the light and shadows slowly dance on the white walls, that sense of tranquility is priceless. The hardware is maintained with great care, even the plant pruning reflects a restrained aesthetic. The service is subtly attentive; not overly enthusiastic, yet needs are always anticipated. Checking out, I felt a pang of reluctance. This place offers more than just a bed; it provides a 'poetic way of living.' Five-star rating, well-deserved.

Pros: - the room is big, clean and well equiped - very comfortable mattress - the owners are friendly and helpful - there is a rooftop where you can see the whole city (it seems to be under construction) - breakfast is simple but had everything we need (just missed the Georgian Bread though) I have no cons, just some observations: - the hotel is in an steep area (I think is not easy for elderly people), but you can always use Bolt - 15 minutes walk from the begining of the central area - Wifi was very unstable on cellphones, but worked perfectly on my laptop. It is a very good place to stay in Tbilisi.

The location is super convenient, right in the Old Town, down a small alley. It's walking distance to all the nearby attractions, and the Astronomical Clock is just a 3-4 minute walk away. It's a relatively old-fashioned hotel, and the manager and front desk staff were very welcoming.

The location is close to Liberty Square, very clean and tidy, recommended. In addition, I arrived late, close to 12 o'clock in the evening, the landlord was very enthusiastic.

The fact that it's hard to climb is generally okay but the fact that some people are constantly accumulating there and making noise, and the room was on the second floor, it's not cool at all, it also happens that someone smokes under the windows. in the hotel itself, if someone rings the intercom or just quietly communicates in the hallway, it feels like they are communicating right in your room, there is no sound insulation at all. The administrators themselves do not control this in any way, and during the day you can share with all the neighbors in the hotel their grief or happiness from the day, if only you understand their language) The room itself is quite nice and the view is not bad, except that the window overlooks the balcony of the next room and it turns out that if someone is sitting on the balcony, then you either close the windows or are already in their company There was also a strong smell of dampness from the toilet, and the shower itself did not have a curtain, so you would have to go to the toilet itself after a shower in high slippers or remove the entire tub from the water. also among the advantages there is a bathrobe, a refrigerator, a microwave, a set of towels, gels and shampoos, which can not but please I was also very upset with the local Wi-Fi, either slow or very bad.

This review is actually for Green Inn because that’s where I was put. The location is great. The room is nice and comfortable. There is no service. Nobody told me anything about the hotel ie. when and where breakfast are. Housekeeping is useless. Someone came into my room everyday but did nothing useful...never made the bed, never took away the garbage, never replaced the tea.The only thing she did everyday was take the towels out of the bathroom which I found annoying. Everyday after coming back and washing my hands, I had to go searching for a new towel with hands dripping. I would have much rather nobody come in but there wasn’t a do not disturb sign.

The next morning I returned the car and caught a flight. This place is close to the airport by car, so I chose it. It has a good value for money. There is a restaurant next to it, and the local dishes are quite good.