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I highly recommend staying at this hotel! 😍 The host is incredibly hospitable and helped with all our questions. There are many shops nearby, fresh fruits, and Khinkali House which is open until 1 AM. It's about a 7-minute walk to Avlabari metro, and it's also very convenient to walk down a set of stairs to the Old Town. Just above the hotel, there's a temple with beautiful, spacious grounds! You can watch a beautiful sunset from the hotel's terrace. The room is spacious, the bed is very comfortable, and there's a small balcony! From now on, I'll only be staying here when I'm in Tbilisi 🍷

The location is superb, with Liberty Square Metro Station, the Clock Tower, Meydan, and Europa Square all within walking distance. The rooms have a modern design and are equipped with all the necessary amenities. The shower water pressure and temperature are just right and easy to use. The staff, including the receptionists, were all friendly and made for a pleasant stay. Breakfast is excellent, with fresh salads, fruits, scrambled eggs, and a different Georgian dish each day, which is a delight. I used the laundry service and they handled my clothes with great care. If I have the opportunity to visit Tbilisi again, this hotel will be my first choice.

The hotel is alright, and the staff are excellent. The location is right in the city center, but the room is very small (you get what you pay for). The window doesn't open properly, the floors were quite dirty, and the noise level made it hard to sleep. Other than that, it's acceptable. The photo shows the maximum extent to which the window can be opened :(

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.

Overall, I liked the hotel; the location is convenient. We were checked into a room on the 3rd floor with mountain views, which was very beautiful. I loved spending time on the balcony on rainy days or after long walks. The room is spacious, with large windows. Towels were changed daily, and water was provided. Regarding cleanliness, there are definitely issues: dirty windows, dust, a rusty soap holder, and the floors weren't mopped, only once out of the six days we stayed there, and the sheets were changed on that same day. But overall, it wasn't critical for me. It's comfortable and cozy. As someone who enjoys a cozy sit-down on a balcony, I would have liked a kettle in the room, but they don't provide one. However, you can get free tea and coffee in the dining area anytime. Avlabari metro station is 10 minutes away, and the Cathedral is literally visible from the window.

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 location is very nice. You're just minutes away from shops and bakeries and restaurants. It's so convenient. And the people working there are nice. They have a washing machine and drying racks you can use. But I wouldn't stay here again. The heat is blasting and you can't adjust it. You could open the window but it's very very noisy and people often smoke right in front. I heard some kind of mob fighting and shouting, one drunk guy trying to talk another drunk guy out of going to Lebanon, Germans meticulously planning their night, and many cars driving by with loud music. The room is much smaller than in the photo and the toilet is both physically broken and needs to be jiggled to stop running. By local standards, it's a bit overpriced.

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 hotel is based in a very busy area - with lots of traffic - it’s fairly well priced and has lots of amenities around the place. It is also convenient for the mountains with a mini bus stop some 500 Metres away. The staff were very welcoming and the cleaning staff helpful - reception staff tried to help wherever they could. I would recommend for anyone needing to be in this area or arriving from Kazbegi etc.