Adamo — Hotel in Tbilisi, Georgia

In short

Hotel Adamo is a boutique hotel on P. Kakabadze street in central Tbilisi, in an area the hotel describes as a historic district of the city. The hotel says it offers 36 rooms across six categories, a restaurant with a terrace, a wine bar, a wellness spa, and a conference hall for business meetings. It positions itself as a design-led property aimed at both leisure and business travellers, with an emphasis on views over the city.

The building and its history

Hotel Adamo’s own website does not publish the name of an architect, a construction date, the building’s original use, or a timeline of its conversion into a hotel, so none of these details can be stated here as verified facts. What the hotel does say is that it occupies “a historic district of Tbilisi” and that its rooms and public spaces offer “spectacular views” of the city.

As general background, P. Kakabadze street lies in the Vera district, one of Tbilisi’s older residential quarters on the left bank area above the Mtkvari (Kura) river, close to the city centre and within reach of Rustaveli Avenue. Vera is known for its late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century townhouses and sloping streets, which is consistent with the hotel’s own description of its setting, though gtour.ge has not been able to confirm whether Adamo’s own building dates from this period, as the hotel has not published this information.

Rooms and suites

The hotel states that it has 36 rooms in six categories: Executive Suite, Suite, Superior Family, Standard Twin, Economy DBL and Standard DBL. According to the hotel, room sizes begin at 17 square metres, rising to a 55-square-metre suite described as having “best views, space, bathroom, bar, sitting room and bedroom.” Almost all rooms are said to have their own balconies, with views over Tbilisi or the courtyard.

The hotel lists the following as standard in every room: a wardrobe, a minibar, a telephone, a work desk, a bed with linens and mattress, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a fully equipped bathroom, an individual climate-control system and free Wi-Fi.

• Standard DBL — 22 sq. m, for 1–2 guests, king-size bed (180 cm), plus minibar, Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, wardrobe, widescreen TV with international channels, telephone, safe box and work desk.
• Superior Family — 45 sq. m, for 1–4 guests, with a queen-size bed (200 cm) and two single beds (90 cm), plus the standard amenities together with a kettle and slippers.
• Executive Suite — 55 sq. m, for 1–2 guests, king-size bed (200 cm), plus kettle, slippers, a terrace and an ottoman in addition to the standard amenities.
• Suite, Standard Twin and Economy DBL — named by the hotel among its six categories; detailed size and bedding figures for these are not broken out on the hotel’s website.

Restaurants, bars and venues

Wine Bar

The hotel describes its Wine Bar as decorated with Georgian national elements and open to guests throughout the day. It says guests can taste what it calls “exclusive Georgian wines” made from different grape varieties.

Restaurant Segreto

The hotel’s in-house restaurant, named Segreto on the site, has a terrace that the hotel says offers a view over Tbilisi. The hotel states that its kitchen team prepares Georgian and European dishes, and separately notes that the restaurant hosts live music and jazz on weekdays.

Wellness, pool and fitness

The hotel says it operates a wellness spa, which it describes as “a perfect place to relax.” According to the hotel, treatments include classic and relaxation massage as well as what it calls a traditional wine massage. No pool or fitness room is mentioned on the hotel’s website.

Meetings and events

The hotel states that it has a conference hall for business meetings. It also promotes its restaurant terrace as suitable for events, and the site features a dedicated page for weddings held at the hotel. No further detail on room capacities or equipment is given on the official site.

Awards and memberships

The hotel’s website displays a World Luxury Hotel Awards banner on its homepage, though no accompanying text on the site explains the category, year or result of this recognition. No other awards or memberships are stated.

Prices and booking

The hotel’s website does not publish standing room rates; these are shown through its own booking engine and through its listings on Booking.com and Tripadvisor. The site has previously advertised time-limited promotions, including a 30 percent discount on its Standard Room category for Georgian citizens on specific dates. Reservations can be made by phone, by WhatsApp or Viber, by email, or via the “Book Now” function on the hotel’s website.

Location and getting there

Hotel Adamo is at 4 P. Kakabadze Street, Tbilisi 0105 (the hotel’s own site gives the street number as 08). The address places it in the Vera district of central Tbilisi, an area of older residential streets within walking distance of Rustaveli Avenue and the Mtkvari riverside. The hotel describes its location as central, with what it calls “all major attractions” within the vicinity, though it does not name specific sights or distances. Tbilisi International Airport is generally reckoned at around 20–25 minutes from central Tbilisi by car, depending on traffic; the hotel’s website does not state its own airport transfer time.

Good to know

• The hotel has 36 rooms across six categories, from Economy DBL to Executive Suite.
• Room sizes range from 17 sq. m up to a 55 sq. m suite, according to the hotel.
• Almost all rooms have private balconies, the hotel says.
• Free Wi-Fi, a minibar, air-conditioning and a safe box are standard in every room.
• On-site facilities include a wine bar, a restaurant with a terrace, a wellness spa and a conference hall.
• The restaurant, Segreto, hosts live music and jazz on weekdays, per the hotel.
• The hotel can be contacted by phone, WhatsApp, Viber or email, and is listed on Booking.com and Tripadvisor.
• The hotel has previously run discounted rates for Georgian citizens on selected dates.

Questions travellers ask

How many rooms does Hotel Adamo have, and what categories are offered?

The hotel states it has 36 rooms across six categories: Executive Suite, Suite, Superior Family, Standard Twin, Economy DBL and Standard DBL, ranging from 17 square metres up to a 55-square-metre suite.

Does Hotel Adamo have a restaurant and bar?

Yes. The hotel operates a restaurant called Segreto, which has a terrace and serves Georgian and European dishes, plus live music on weekdays, and a separate Wine Bar decorated with Georgian national elements, serving Georgian wines.

Is there a spa at Hotel Adamo?

The hotel says it has a wellness spa offering classic and relaxation massage as well as a traditional wine massage. No pool or gym is listed on the hotel’s website.

Where exactly is Hotel Adamo located in Tbilisi?

The hotel is on P. Kakabadze street in the Vera district of central Tbilisi, an area within walking distance of Rustaveli Avenue. The hotel describes its setting as a historic part of the city with major attractions nearby, though it does not list specific landmarks or distances.

Can Hotel Adamo host meetings or weddings?

The hotel states that it has a conference hall for business meetings and promotes its restaurant terrace for events. Its website also includes a dedicated section for weddings held at the hotel.

Sources

• Adamo — official website (hoteladamo.com)
• Adamo: ABOUT US
• Adamo: HOTEL ROOMS
• Adamo: WINE BAR
• Adamo: SPA
• Adamo: CONTACT

Profiled in depth by the GTour desk on 27 October 2026 from the property’s official website; photographs are the property’s own, from its official website, credited under each image. Not sponsored; tell us if something has changed.