# Hotel City — Hotel in Tbilisi, Georgia > gtour.ge — G Tour, Gateway to Georgia. Cite as: GTour desk, gtour.ge. - Canonical: https://gtour.ge/georgia-places/place-hotel-city-1/ - Author: Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze - Published: 2026-09-14 - Updated: 2026-10-28 - Language: en - Russian edition: https://gtour.ge/ru/georgia-places/place-hotel-city-1/ ### In short Hotel City is a small, centrally located hotel in Tbilisi, on Gia Abesadze Street, close to Freedom Square and Rustaveli Avenue. The hotel’s own description emphasises its proximity to the city’s museums, theatres and galleries, and guest reviews describe it as a quiet, well-run property in the historic centre of the city. The hotel does not operate an on-site restaurant, according to guest feedback, but it does have a rooftop terrace, and it is within walking distance of a number of restaurants. ### The building and its history The hotel’s official site does not give a construction date, an architect’s name, or the original use of the building, so no verified timeline can be given here. What can be said with confidence is the setting: Gia Abesadze Street sits in Tbilisi’s historic core, a short walk from Freedom Square (Tavisuplebis Moedani) and Rustaveli Avenue, an area shaped largely by 19th- and early 20th-century construction during the period when Tbilisi was a major commercial and administrative centre of the Russian Caucasus. Many of the buildings in this part of the city were originally built as private houses or commercial premises and have since been adapted for hospitality and retail use, though Hotel City’s own site does not specify whether this applies to its building. Guests describe the hotel as being “right in the heart of the Old City,” which places it within the dense, walkable historic district rather than in a purpose-built modern hotel tower. *Image: Hotel City — Outdoor terrace with seating overlooking a church facade across the street. — Outdoor terrace with seating overlooking a church facade across the street. Photo: Hotel City, official website (hotelcity.ge).* *Image: Hotel City — Hotel lobby with teal velvet sofa, patterned rug, and warm pendant lighting. — Hotel lobby with teal velvet sofa, patterned rug, and warm pendant lighting. Photo: Hotel City, official website (hotelcity.ge).* *Image: Hotel City — Guest room balcony door opens to a view of a historic church building. — Guest room balcony door opens to a view of a historic church building. Photo: Hotel City, official website (hotelcity.ge).* ### Rooms and suites The hotel lists eight room categories on its booking page, distinguished mainly by view, size and bed configuration. According to the hotel’s site, these are: - Family Suite – maximum 4 guests, 36 sq. m - Double Room with Mountain View – maximum 3 guests, 30 sq. m - Double Room with Panoramic View – maximum 3 guests, 15 sq. m - Double Room with Terrace – maximum 3 guests, 36 sq. m - Twin Room with City View – maximum 3 guests, 24 sq. m - Double Room with City View – maximum 3 guests, 24 sq. m - Twin Room – maximum 3 guests, 18–25 sq. m - Double Room – maximum 3 guests, 18–25 sq. m The hotel states that rooms are equipped with cable TV, a telephone and a flat-screen television, individually controlled air conditioning, a mini bar, a fully equipped bathroom with a professional hairdryer, and complimentary wireless internet. The hotel describes its interior as designed for functionality and comfort, without giving further detail on decor or materials. ### Restaurants, bars and venues The hotel’s official site does not list any named restaurant, bar or other food and beverage venue. A guest review notes that the hotel has no restaurant of its own, but that it sits within easy walking distance of several restaurants in the surrounding streets. The same review mentions a rooftop terrace with views over the city, though this is not described in detail on the hotel’s own pages and no separate name or service details are given for it. ### Wellness, pool and fitness No swimming pool, spa, wellness area or fitness facility is mentioned on the hotel’s official site or in the available guest reviews. Travellers seeking these facilities should check directly with the hotel or look elsewhere, as none are listed among Hotel City’s amenities. ### Meetings and events The hotel’s site makes no mention of meeting rooms, conference space or event facilities. As a small property, Hotel City appears to be positioned primarily for individual and family leisure stays rather than business or group events, though this is not explicitly stated either way. ### Prices and booking The hotel’s site displays indicative starting rates in Georgian lari (GEL) for each room category, for example from 357 GEL for a standard Double or Twin Room up to 612 GEL for the Family Suite. These figures are shown as “from” prices on the hotel’s own booking widget and will vary by season, length of stay and occupancy. Bookings can be made directly through the hotel’s official website, which includes a live availability search by check-in and check-out date and number of adults and children. Travellers should confirm current rates and any applicable taxes or fees on the official site at the time of booking. ### Location and getting there Hotel City is located at 7 Gia Abesadze Street, Tbilisi. The hotel states that it is a three-minute walk from Freedom Square and Rustaveli Avenue, placing it in the historic centre of the city, within reach of the museums, theatres and galleries that line this part of town. Guest reviews independently describe the location as being in the heart of Tbilisi’s Old City and note that, despite the central position, the hotel itself is quiet. The hotel’s site does not state a driving time from Tbilisi International Airport; as general orientation, the airport lies roughly 20–25 minutes from the city centre by car under normal traffic conditions, though travellers should confirm current transfer times locally. ### Good to know - Address: 7 Gia Abesadze str., Tbilisi - About a three-minute walk to Freedom Square and Rustaveli Avenue, according to the hotel - No on-site restaurant, per guest reviews, though restaurants are within easy walking distance - Rooftop terrace with city views, mentioned by guests - Eight room categories, from standard Double/Twin rooms to a Family Suite - All rooms include air conditioning, mini bar, flat-screen TV and complimentary Wi-Fi, according to the hotel - Rates are quoted in Georgian lari (GEL) and bookable via the hotel’s official website - No spa, pool, gym or meeting facilities are listed on the hotel’s site ### Questions travellers ask #### Does Hotel City have its own restaurant? No. The hotel’s official site does not list a restaurant, and a guest review confirms there is no on-site dining option, while noting that several good restaurants are within easy walking distance. #### How far is Hotel City from Freedom Square? The hotel states it is about a three-minute walk from Freedom Square and Rustaveli Avenue, placing it in the historic centre of Tbilisi. #### What room types does Hotel City offer? According to the hotel’s booking page, there are eight categories: Double Room, Twin Room, Double Room with City View, Twin Room with City View, Double Room with Terrace, Double Room with Panoramic View, Double Room with Mountain View, and a Family Suite, ranging from about 15 to 36 square metres. #### Is there a pool or spa at Hotel City? No pool, spa or fitness facility is mentioned on the hotel’s official site, so travellers looking for these amenities should check directly with the hotel. #### How do I book a room and see current prices? Rooms can be booked directly through the hotel’s official website, which shows a live availability calendar and indicative starting rates in Georgian lari for each room category. Current prices and final totals are confirmed at the time of booking on the official site. ### Sources - [Hotel City — official website (hotelcity.ge)](https://www.hotelcity.ge) *Profiled in depth by the GTour desk on 28 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.*