Hotels in Tbilisi

"The location of the hotel is the best, very convenient! Many cafes, restaurants, bars. Never used buses or subway, it’s pretty good to have a walk. The stuff was very helpful, I arrived early and they could have me the room, really appreciate it! They do not have hairdryer in the room, but you can ask for it on the reception desk, and they works really great (not as it usually appears, like ancient hairdryers). Room was pretty good too, the bathroom is clean and comfortable! But the carpet was dirty, but it doesn’t matter, everything was okay, thanks! I would def recommend this hotel if u r looking a budget friendly option! And I hope I will come back 😌"

"I had a wonderful stay at Eleon Boutique Hotel in Tbilisi. The hotel is a hidden gem with a fantastic rooftop. The view from the top is stunning, offering a perfect spot to relax. The rooms are well-appointed, super spacious, clean, and comfortable. The staff was exceptionally friendly and always ready to assist, even showing me the way to where I wanted to go. The location is also a plus—situated in a quiet area yet still conveniently close to the city center and within walking distance to the Trinity Church."

"My stay at the Hotel Imperial House in Georgia left much to be desired. While I appreciated the helpfulness of the information desk staff who assisted me with a currency converter – that was a genuine plus – the rest of the experience was unfortunately subpar. For two travelers, the complete absence of room service during our entire stay was a significant letdown and certainly not what one expects from a hotel. To add to this, my request to have the bed split into two single beds prior to our arrival was completely ignored. This oversight impacted our comfort and overall experience. While the location might have its merits, the lack of essential services and unfulfilled requests make it difficult to recommend the Hotel Imperial House. I hope they take these points into consideration for future guests."

"The breakfast buffet is minimal. Only buckwheat as a hot dish. The advertised syrniki/blini/fritters were present in quantities of 1-3 pcs. Cottage cheese in a small plate and was replenished very lazily. Baked goods - one bun. There was not even Georgian bread(. I can compare with other hotels in price, but for this price the breakfast was always and everywhere normal. Although modest, it was always replenished without problems. The bed is good. The room is ok."

"This is the best hostel I've ever stayed in. The furnishings are incredibly well-thought-out, and the common areas are even more stylish than a trendy cafe. Since you take off your shoes before entering the bedroom, it's kept clean, and the air conditioning works well. There's a kitchen and all the necessary amenities. There's a washing machine (15 GEL). The owner is also very friendly and helpful, offering advice. The only downside is that it's a little far from the tourist spots, but I took a Bolt taxi. It's about 15 minutes one way, and it's very cheap at 5-6 GEL. If you're looking for a place to stay in Tbilisi, I highly recommend staying here. I was very satisfied."

"Good hotel. It is in a good location, the rooms are clean, the beds are comfortable, the staff is friendly. The only negative, which is actually significant, is that some rooms have very noisy water. We stayed overnight in two rooms and on the first day (in the first room) I woke up at 7 am because there was a terrible noise. I thought that our windows were open and a sprinkler was driving down the street. It turned out that these were pipes with water and apparently someone was taking a shower.. it was very unpleasant, considering that later I couldn’t fall asleep. On the second night (in another room) this did not happen, but there was a feeling that our room could be the source of such noise. Nevertheless, the hotel is good, I hope you are lucky :)"

"Excellent location - just a 5-minute walking distance - all other hotels are 10 minutes away, with traffic jams or meagre apartments. It is often fully booked - better to book in advance. Rooms are decorated in Scandinavian style - only essentials, no fancies. Ibis is Ibis - you always know what you will get."

"If you want a taste of Georgia, this hotel may be just the place for you. It’s located in an atmospheric old residential neighbourhood of twisty streets and steep climbs. If you know cities like Hong Kong, Istanbul or Belgrade, you’ll be familiar with this. You can walk it easily from the Central Railway Station. Otherwise the 368 bus will bring you most of the way. The hotel is pleasantly decorated and has a large verandah with a nice view over the city for breakfast or an evening drink. In season, they have a mangal (a traditional barbecue) and live music in the evenings. The room was clean and comfortable. It had everything I would expect including a small fridge and TV. A kettle, tea and coffee would also be nice. For me the highlight was breakfast. It's a buffet of homely sweet and savoury Georgian dishes made freshly by the owner, including eggs, salads and traditional small, thick pancakes with sour cream. If you’re looking for traditional hotel comforts you’ll find them here, with warmth and an authentic local twist."

"Overall, it was good, and the service was very prompt. The bathroom was clean, though there were no windows that could be opened. Despite that, it was truly excellent overall, and offered superb value for money."

"Such an amazing stay I had. The hotel check in is at 2pm, but I arrived around 11hrs. I was told to wait for about 30mins for the room to be ready, and it was ready in less than an hour… the 2 guys at the reception were super helpful and friendly all the time. The breakfast selection is such a feast! And I loved that I always found 2 extra bottles of water in my room even when I just opened and sipped on one… overall, clean, nice staff and ease of location. Highly recommend!"