Romantic Hotels in Tbilisi

"Advantages: - size and cleanliness of the room, amenities: there was a lot of space, cleaning came everyday, the vault could contain a big laptop - view from the room: our windows were oriented to the east so we didn’t see the city center. However, we could see the hills, the river with HPP on it and the wedding palace, and this view was very pretty. The view from the room (13th floor) and from the restaurant (3rd floor) is attached. - lack of noise from construction sites nearby and the busy road — with closed windows you can’t hear a thing from the outside Disadvantages: - the dining restaurant: on the first day of our stay we decided to have dinner at the hotel restaurant (it wasn’t included into our booking). It turned out that we were the only people at the empty restaurant. While the food was satisfactory, the waiter told us that their check printing machine is broken, so he gave us a random number as an amount that we should pay. We paid it, but when we tried to calculate the amount by ourselves at home (including the service fee from the menu), we came to the conclusion that he added around 20 GEL to the real amount. - the breakfast buffet: the choice was very limited. The only dish with meat was sausage. Other than that, the breakfast was fine. Notes: - before booking we asked the restaurant about dining policy and learned the following: if dinner is included in your stay, it means that you can every day order dishes from the fixed menu for a fixed amount of money (around 70 GEL, which is enough for a meal without alcoholic drinks). - the location is not central, but it is not bad, because the metro station is close. However, if you intend to cross the bridge over the river, please take into account that crossing the road to the bridge would take around 5 mins, because it is a busy road junction. Overall, it was a pleasant stay, but I can’t recommend either booking the dinner for your stay in advance or visiting the restaurant for dinner by yourself."

"We stayed at this hotel for 7 nights in September. It's a lovely, cozy, and beautiful hotel. The rooms are nice with new furniture, and everything is very clean. Our room had a balcony with a view of the tourist area and cafes. If you're sensitive to noise, the music from the cafes plays until 1 AM, but it didn't bother us; in fact, we quite enjoyed it. You can sit on the balcony with coffee or wine and enjoy the pleasant views. The sulfur baths are nearby, but we didn't smell any hydrogen sulfide. The room was a good size with a large bed, an armchair with a small table, and a TV with Russian channels. There was also a kettle and a refrigerator. The mattress and pillows were comfortable, and the bed linen and towels were nice and fresh. There's a safe, and slippers were provided, but no bathrobes for some reason. The bathroom had good plumbing and all the necessary amenities. Room cleaning wasn't daily, but tea, coffee, water, towels, and toilet paper were replenished. The hotel has a lift. All the administrators speak Russian and are very helpful with any questions. There's a good restaurant next to the hotel that offers a 20% discount for hotel guests, and a 10% discount for the nearby sulfur baths. Breakfast was served from 8 AM to 11 AM, and we never went hungry. However, it's nowhere near a Turkish breakfast standard. When we came at 10 AM, we ate what was left. So we started coming at 8 AM. Fruits (watermelon and melon) were put out starting at 9 AM. At 8 AM, there might be only 8 syrniki and 5 pancakes – yes, only 5! I don't want to describe it further. My dissatisfaction with breakfast was more about the attitude towards guests than the food itself. It feels strange when at 8 AM, only 2 syrniki and 2 pancakes are left for the next guests after you. It makes you feel like you've eaten everything. :) The hotel's location is excellent, right in the center of Old Tbilisi. It's perfectly safe to walk around in the evenings. The houses and baths are beautifully lit, and there's music and tourists until late. We highly recommend this hotel and don't regret staying here. Thank you for the warm welcome."