Georgia Hotels & Hostels (61)

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A favourite with Georgia's numerous international-agency workers, this oasis of American-run efficiency, set on a hillside overlooking the central part of the city, is understandably popular.

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A comfortable, very central place with professional, English-speaking service and a quirky modernist style that superimposes large green faux-cactus lamps, gaudy 21st-century bedspreads and Empir…

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An elegant, medium-sized hotel in a great location overlooking the Mtkvari River, the Ambasadori is an excellent-value alternative to the bigger, pricier, top-end establishments, and for that rea…

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The Amirani's modest street frontage conceals an elegant little hotel with a terrific location on a quiet street in the old, central heart of town. Excellent English is spoken at reception.

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British-owned but Georgian-run, this small hotel is exceptionally charming and welcoming, and located in relatively quiet, leafy Vere. The comfortable rooms are traditional in style, but equipped…

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The Dzveli Ubani is nothing very fancy but it's one of the best deals in its price range. The small hotel has a great location (just off Leselidze in the Old Town), plus cosy, well-equipped rooms…

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Run by a friendly family, this inexpensive little hotel is set at the busier, less fashionable end of K Gamsakhurdia. It's one of the best bets for budget lodgings in a central location.

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Palace is no exaggeration for this luxuriously revamped large hotel, from its gleaming marble lobby with big leather chairs to the large, thickly-carpeted rooms all with balconies and multi-chann…

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The classy, medium-sized Kopala has one of the loveliest positions in the city, above the Metekhi Church. All but two rooms overlook the Old Town, and one of the city's best restaurants is here t…

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The Marina is part of a gleaming new sports and tourism facility - perfect for sports enthusiasts but also a fine place to stay even if you're not feeling too active.

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Perched on the edge of a rocky cliff high above the Mtkvari River, the Old Metekhi is a traditional establishment favouring individual attention over visitor numbers - despite its size, it only h…

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One of the best-value budget options in town, the Piramida is plain and simple but offers a friendly welcome, just a 10-minute walk from the city centre and a short walk to the beach.

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A lovely pink-painted mansion, newly built in old Batumi style, houses fine rooms with marble floors and elegant imperial-style furnishings. Professional but friendly service helps to make this n…

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This well situated, 14-room hotel provides comfort and belle-époque style in a new building opened in 2006 in one of the oldest parts of the centre. The cheaper rooms are an especially good deal.

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The arty side to Batumi's character comes to the fore at this very stylish new small hotel on a quiet street just out of the busiest part of town.

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This small Old Town hotel provides modern conveniences and comforts while maintaining the building's late 19th-century elegance. A lovely skylit, plant-draped atrium, where continental breakfast …

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Sharing its building with a sanatorium (run separately), this good modern hotel has comfy rooms with top-end touches like toiletries and hair-dryer; some of the more expensive ones are two-level.…

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Set just back from the Tbilisi highway about 4km from town, this is worth considering as it has modern, carpeted rooms and the area's best restaurant. A taxi from the centre costs 4 or 5 GEL. Whe…

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There's also a hotel in Shatili.

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The lobby is spiffy and the rooms comfy enough but this early-21st-century hotel already has a few cracks, and the atmosphere is rather soulless.

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The best option is this modern hotel near the port, with good, clean, sizeable rooms and a decent restaurant. Desk staff speak a little English.

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Don't be put off by the
rather shoddy brickwork of this wonderful
family-run hotel - inside it's charming and
the Skhirtladze family will make you feel
very welcome. The rooms are…

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A characterful and well-managed place off Rustaveli, next to the museum, this small hotel occupies an attractive tsarist-era mansion and has the most comfortable feel of any hotel in town. The ro…

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The atmospheric, centrally located Charm is a small, family-run hotel boasting a superb collection of antique furniture. The lounge includes a white Steinway while the breakfast bar is rich with …

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The David began operation in 2001 and is a
smart and comfortable place in Tbilisi's old
town. The rooms offer good value for money,
although you pay extra to use the small gym
and…

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With good prices and a great location opposite the Metekhi Church, the medium-sized GTM is understandably busy and popular. The more expensive rooms tend to be exterior, often with balcony; the c…

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) On the socalled 'Hill of Dreams', the Iliani is one of the more pleasant mid-range hotels in
Tbilisi, with individually furnished rooms
and a great roof terrace to sit out on in the

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Most travellers stay at the Intourist, a large building near the museum. Only one floor of rooms is open, but the available rooms are quite palatial, with marble pillars, parquet floors and comfo…

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This place is highly recommended
and offers 12 airy and rustically
furnished rooms, four of which have aircon.
The helpful staff speaks English and the
European-style terrace rest…

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Despite its awkward location in Saburtalo, the Lago is one of Tbilisi's more unique hotels, furnished from top to bottom with French antique furniture. Totally unmarked from the street, you
m…

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One of the best bargains in
Tbilisi, the well-located Lile is a short walk
from the Old Town across the river, next
to Avlabari metro station. The rooms are
comfortable, half of t…

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The decent-sized and uncluttered rooms, most with balconies or large windows over the street, plus a raft of extras - roof terrace, 4th-floor bar, basement bistro and sauna - make the Mercury goo…

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