Tbilisi Hotels with Kitchens

"The hotel is quite close to the city center, yet the neighborhood is quiet. There's a metro station and bus stops nearby. You'll also find Khinkali House and a 24-hour store within walking distance. Plus, there's a small market nearby where you can buy fresh vegetables and berries. The hotel itself is new, and the staff are incredibly friendly. There's a rooftop terrace with excellent views. We didn't have breakfast, so I can't comment on that. The room was cleaned daily, and fresh towels were provided every day. In the evening, you can even watch hot air balloons right from the terrace – it's quite impressive! Would we choose this hotel again? Yes!"

"This place is a little far away from the old town (about an hour walk) but it has nice views and some cool stuff nearby, including a large 24/7 grocery store and some graveyards. The room itself is just fine!"

"The hotel has convenient parking and is a few minutes' walk from the Tbilisi Underground Printing Office. The room is next to the road and railway, so it is noisy at night."

"Location: The hotel is located in a residential house on a hilltop. The main entrance is hard to find and quite hidden; it's just a hastily written sign on the large iron gate with chalk. Once inside the dilapidated courtyard, you have to carefully find the security door and ring the bell... However, the location itself is very convenient in the old town, with most attractions within walking distance. Cleanliness: The cleanliness is acceptable, at least it looks clean. Environment, Services, and Facilities: Breakfast is not provided. The rooms are small, with a European-style sloping roof window that can be opened. There is heating, a clothes rack, hand soap, shampoo, shower gel, a hairdryer, and bathrobes provided. The soundproofing is poor, but everyone is quiet, so it doesn't disturb rest. There are also shared irons outside. Service: There is no service. Unless you actively request it, the house will not be cleaned at all during your stay. The check-in desk is on the second floor, and your room may be on an even higher floor. Be prepared to carry your luggage up or down one or two wooden stairs yourself; the front desk will not help at all. There are convenience stores and fruit and vegetable shops nearby with reasonable prices, and restaurants as well. You can choose the bolt for taxis, so you don't have to climb up and down the cobblestone streets yourself."