Blueberry Nights Hotel — Hotel in Tbilisi, Georgia

In short

Blueberry Nights Hotel is a boutique hotel in Tbilisi’s Vera district, a few minutes’ walk from Rustaveli Avenue. The hotel describes itself as newly opened and built around a cinema theme, with each room fitted with an HD projector, streaming access and a vinyl record player. It operates alongside Restaurant Lolita, which the hotel says is well known locally and provides breakfast and other meals to guests. The property offers seven named room categories, from a Double Room to a two-level Duplex, and the hotel states that both leisure and business travellers are welcome.

The building and its history

The hotel’s own materials do not publish an architect’s name, a construction date or a record of the building’s original use, and no dated conversion timeline is given on the official site, so none is reproduced here. What the hotel does set out clearly is the thinking behind the concept: the name Blueberry Nights is taken from Wong Kar-wai’s 2007 film My Blueberry Nights, and the hotel says the design and guest experience, down to the in-room projectors and curated vinyl, were built around that cinematic reference rather than added afterwards as decoration.

The address, on Tchovelidze (Chovelidze) street, sits in Vera, a central Tbilisi district that developed from the nineteenth century onward and today is known for a quieter, more residential character than the adjoining Rustaveli Avenue corridor, along with a concentration of small galleries, wine bars and coffee spots. The hotel’s own description of the area matches this general character of Vera, noting thinner crowds and less tourist traffic than the main avenue nearby.

Rooms and suites

The hotel lists seven room categories on its official site, each said to include a private HD projector with access to Netflix and Mubi plus a curated film library, and a turntable with a vinyl collection selected by a local artist. Courtyard or urban views are mentioned generally for the rooms rather than for each category individually.

• Double Room – 27 sq.m, described as well-lit with courtyard views, available with twin or king-size beds.
• Mansard Room – distinguished by an irregular, sloped shape, marketed by the hotel as an unconventional stay.
• Junior Suite – 32 sq.m, with a courtyard view and an in-room bath; the hotel says it is popular with creative guests and for photo or video shoots.
• Junior Suite With Balcony – the same layout and in-room bath as the Junior Suite, with the addition of a private balcony.
• Deluxe Double Room with Bath – featuring red window shutters, Noguchi lamps and a black-tiled in-room bath.
• Deluxe Double Room with Balcony – described by the hotel as having a cinematic décor, with a private balcony.
• Duplex – the largest room category, a two-level suite described by the hotel as its most spacious accommodation.

Rooms with a private bath are the Junior Suite, Junior Suite With Balcony and Deluxe Double Room with Bath; rooms with a private balcony are the Junior Suite With Balcony and Deluxe Double Room with Balcony, according to the hotel’s own room comparisons.

Restaurants, bars and venues

Restaurant Lolita is the only dining venue named on the hotel’s site. The hotel describes Lolita as a well-known Tbilisi restaurant with an open bar and grill, serving breakfast and other meals, and functioning as a gathering place for artists, locals and visitors. Breakfast at Restaurant Lolita is included for hotel guests, and the hotel says that in-room dining from Lolita’s kitchen is available to guests staying at Blueberry Nights.

Wellness, pool and fitness

No spa, pool, gym or other wellness facility is mentioned anywhere in the hotel’s official text.

Meetings and events

The hotel states that it suits both leisure and business travellers, citing its central location, comfort and atmosphere, but no meeting rooms, event spaces or conference facilities are described on the official site.

Prices and booking

The hotel publishes the following nightly rates on its rooms page (in Georgian lari, GEL):

• Double Room – 280 GEL
• Deluxe Double Room with Bath – 320 GEL
• Deluxe Double Room with Balcony – 320 GEL
• Junior Suite With Balcony – 350 GEL
• Mansard Room – 350 GEL
• Junior Suite – 380 GEL
• Duplex – 550 GEL

The hotel says bookings can be made directly through its official website, via third-party booking platforms, or by contacting the hotel by phone or email. As rates can change, travellers should confirm current pricing on the official site at the time of booking.

Location and getting there

The hotel’s address is 7 Tchovelidze (Chovelidze) street, in the Vera district of central Tbilisi. According to the hotel, Rustaveli Avenue is about three to four minutes away on foot, the Tbilisi Opera and Ballet Theatre around nine minutes, and the Tbilisi Wine Factory roughly ten minutes; Freedom Square is said to be about a twenty-minute walk, and the Old Town about a five-minute drive. Tbilisi International Airport lies roughly 20–25 minutes from central Vera by car, depending on traffic, as a general guide for the city rather than a figure quoted by the hotel.

Good to know

• Address: 7 Tchovelidze (Chovelidze) street, Vera district, Tbilisi.
• Breakfast is included and served at Restaurant Lolita, on site.
• Free high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, per the hotel’s FAQ.
• Every room has an HD projector with Netflix and Mubi access, plus a vinyl turntable and curated record collection.
• Guests are told they may bring their own vinyl records, and the hotel says it will consider exchanging them.
• Room service from Restaurant Lolita’s kitchen is available to hotel guests.
• Contact details given by the hotel: tel. 032 2115070, mobile 598 79 0003, email info@blueberrynights.ge.
• Rooms with a private bath or balcony are limited to specific categories; check the room descriptions before booking if these features matter to you.

Questions travellers ask

Where exactly is Blueberry Nights Hotel located?

It is at 7 Tchovelidze street in Tbilisi’s Vera district, close to Rustaveli Avenue, within the same building complex as Restaurant Lolita, according to the hotel.

Is breakfast included in the room rate?

Yes. The hotel’s FAQ states that breakfast is included and served at Restaurant Lolita, which operates within the hotel.

Which rooms have a balcony or a private bath?

The Junior Suite With Balcony and Deluxe Double Room with Balcony have private balconies. The Junior Suite, Junior Suite With Balcony and Deluxe Double Room with Bath each include an in-room bath, per the hotel’s own room comparisons.

What makes the in-room entertainment different from a standard hotel television?

Each room has an HD projector rather than a television, with access to Netflix and Mubi and a film library the hotel describes as curated, along with a vinyl record player and a collection of records chosen by a local artist.

How do I book a room, and where can I find current prices?

The hotel says bookings can be made via its official website, through third-party platforms, or directly by phone or email. Listed GEL rates per room type appear on the hotel’s rooms page, though travellers should check the official site for the current figures before booking.

Sources

• Blueberry Nights Hotel — official website (blueberrynightshotel.com)
• Blueberry Nights Hotel: Contact
• Blueberry Nights Hotel: More
• Blueberry Nights Hotel: Our rooms

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.