Best hotels in Tbilisi for visitors

By Nino Gelashvili, Travel News Editor · 16/10/2026

Selected by the GTour desk from the national register of licensed places. Updated October 2026; reviewed yearly. No place pays to appear.

Tbilisi’s hotel scene stretches from the cobbled lanes of the Old Town and the faded grandeur of Sololaki, through the leafy streets of Vera and Vake, to the riverside energy of Marjanishvili. Visitors arriving for a short city break or a longer stay in the Georgian capital will find options clustered around Freedom Square, Rustaveli Avenue, and the winding alleys beneath Narikala Fortress, each neighbourhood offering a different pace and view of the city.

This list was compiled by the GTour desk from entries in the national register of licensed accommodation. Selection criteria were location, an established presence in Tbilisi, and what each property offers a traveller in practical terms — proximity to sights, type of building, or scale of operation. No payment was accepted for inclusion, and GTour does not claim to rate or rank these hotels against one another; entries are ordered by register listing only.

1. Adamo

Adamo sits at P. Kakabadze 4, in one of Tbilisi’s historic districts. The hotel is built around the idea of a quiet, tasteful stay, making it a fit for visitors who want to be near the old city without the noise of its busiest squares.

2. Alliance

Alliance is located on Kita Buachidze street 10. It is a listed and register-verified property for travellers looking for a straightforward base in Tbilisi with a confirmed address and contact details on file.

3. Ambassadori Tbilisi

Ambassadori Tbilisi occupies Ioane Shavteli street 17, in the heart of the city within a historic stretch of the Old Town near the riverbank. Operating since 2004, it suits visitors who want an established, long-running hotel close to Tbilisi’s main historic sights.

4. ART Riverfront Hotel Tbilisi

Found at 17/4 Dodo Abashidze, ART Riverfront Hotel Tbilisi is positioned along the river and is described by its operators as more than a hotel — a cultural destination and gathering point. It may appeal to visitors who want their stay tied to the city’s arts and riverside life rather than a purely functional room.

5. Artizan Design Hotel

Artizan Design Hotel stands at 12 Iakob Nikoladze Street, in the heart of Tbilisi. It is an 81-room, locally owned 5-star design property, suited to travellers who want a design-led stay within walking distance of the city centre.

6. Astoria Tbilisi

Astoria Tbilisi is located at 12 Shio Chitadze Street. It is part of a hotel chain with a recognised name within Georgia’s hospitality sector, making it an option for visitors who prefer a branded chain over an independent property.

7. Biltmore Tbilisi Hotel

At 29 Shota Rustaveli Avenue, the Biltmore Tbilisi Hotel is the first glass skyscraper built in Georgia and is described as the highest hotel in the Caucasus. Its address on Rustaveli Avenue places it directly on one of Tbilisi’s principal boulevards, suiting visitors who want a central, high-rise stay near major cultural and government buildings.

8. Biography Design Tbilisi

Biography Design Tbilisi is situated in Ortachala, at Bezhan Kalandadze Street N15, roughly ten minutes from the city centre. Described as a modern property, it suits travellers who prefer a short distance from the busiest tourist core while remaining close enough for easy access.

9. Blueberry Nights Hotel

Blueberry Nights Hotel is nestled in Vera, at 7 Chovelidze Street, within a courtyard setting. It is positioned for visitors who want to stay in Vera’s residential, tree-lined atmosphere rather than the denser Old Town.

10. Citadines City Centre Tbilisi Apart' Hotel

Citadines City Centre Tbilisi Apart’ Hotel is located at Building 2a, 4 Freedom Square, placing it directly on one of Tbilisi’s central landmarks. As an apart-hotel, it is suited to visitors who want self-contained accommodation in the centre of the city rather than a standard hotel room.

How to use this list

Each entry gives a verified address and a sense of what the property offers, so travellers can match a hotel to the part of Tbilisi they want as a base — whether that is the historic core near Freedom Square and Rustaveli Avenue, the quieter residential streets of Vera, or the riverside stretch toward Marjanishvili. Readers should confirm current availability, rates and specific amenities directly with each hotel, since this list reflects register details on location and general character rather than live booking information.

Quick answers

How was this list of Tbilisi hotels chosen? GTour’s desk selected entries from the national register of licensed accommodation based on location, established presence, and what each property offers a visitor; no payment was involved and no ratings are claimed.

Which areas of Tbilisi do these hotels cover? The list spans the Old Town and Sololaki, Vera, the Rustaveli Avenue corridor, Freedom Square, Ortachala, and the riverfront near Marjanishvili.

Is this a ranking of the best hotel to worst? No, the order follows the register listing numbers rather than any quality ranking or score.

Does GTour receive payment for inclusion in this list? No, no payment was accepted for any entry’s inclusion.

Where can I find more Tbilisi listings? Further verified places in Tbilisi are available at /georgia/tbilisi/.