HOTEL IR-ME-NI is a hotel in Tbilisi, Georgia, located at 14/3, Irbakhi street, listed in the Georgian National Tourism Administration register and verified by GTour.
1 km from Freedom Square, Tbilisi · ~18 min walk12 km from Tbilisi International Airport · ~14 min by car
Hotel Irmeni is a city hotel in Tbilisi’s Avlabari district, within walking distance of Avlabari Metro Station and a cluster of the city’s best-known landmarks, including Holy Trinity Cathedral, the Bridge of Peace and Narikala Fortress. The hotel describes itself as a practical base for leisure and city stays, with five room categories, an on-site restaurant and 24-hour reception, aimed at travellers who want straightforward, well-located accommodation rather than a resort-style stay.
The hotel’s own materials do not give a construction date, an architect’s name or the building’s original use, and no conversion timeline is published, so none of this can be stated as verified fact. What can be said with confidence is that Hotel Irmeni sits in Avlabari, one of Tbilisi’s oldest inhabited districts, long associated with the city’s Armenian community and known historically as a quarter of artisans and merchants on the left bank of the Mtkvari River, below the Metekhi cliff. The area’s modern Avlabari Metro Station dates to 1966, and the district’s skyline is now dominated by the Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba), consecrated in 2004, which stands close to the hotel. Beyond these general, independently known facts about the neighbourhood, the hotel does not publish further historical detail about the specific building at 14/3 Irbakhi street.



Hotel Irmeni occupies six floors, with different room categories distributed across them. According to the hotel, rooms are offered in Twin, Double and Triple configurations, ranging from 21 to 23 square metres and accommodating two or three guests. The five categories listed are:
Depending on category, the hotel states that rooms can include heating, a refrigerator, kettle or coffee-making facilities, toiletries, towels, slippers and Wi-Fi, alongside the television and safe mentioned above. Selected rooms have balconies, terraces or windows with views over Tbilisi; the hotel notes that room views are available from balconies, terraces or windows depending on the floor and category. Extra beds and baby cots can be added on request, and the hotel positions its two-room suites as family-friendly options.
Hotel Irmeni operates a single on-site restaurant, serving Georgian and European cuisine. The hotel says breakfast is served daily from 08:00 to 11:00 in a buffet (“Swedish-table”) format, and that lunch and dinner can be arranged on request, with the restaurant open from 12:00 to 17:00 for these meals. The hotel states explicitly that it does not have a separate bar or café, that there is no à la carte menu, and that room service is not available, so all dining at the property is channelled through this one restaurant space.
The hotel’s published information does not mention a spa, pool, gym or any wellness facilities. Nothing in the official materials indicates that these services are offered, and prospective guests looking for wellness facilities should check directly with the hotel before booking.
No meeting rooms, conference facilities or event spaces are described on the hotel’s website. The hotel’s stated services centre on accommodation, breakfast/lunch/dinner in its restaurant, laundry and 24-hour reception, with no mention of business or event infrastructure.
The hotel’s official materials do not mention any awards, star classification, or membership of hotel associations or chains.
The hotel lists a “Standard Rate including breakfast” as its special offer, and states that breakfast is included in the room rates available on its booking channels. Reservations can be made via Booking.com, Expedia.com, Exely.com, by email, or via WhatsApp, and the hotel says credit card details are not required to make a reservation. Guests can pay online through pre-authorisation, or pay by card or cash on arrival, with payment terms depending on the rate booked. For group reservations of 18 guests or more, the hotel requires prepayment, arranged directly with the hotel by email or WhatsApp. The hotel states that its refund terms depend on the applicable booking conditions, with a stated refund period of within two weeks. Current rates for each room category are shown on the hotel’s own booking pages and third-party platforms; the hotel does not publish fixed nightly prices on its general information pages, so travellers should check the official site or booking channel for current rates.
Hotel Irmeni is located at 14/3 Irbakhi street, in Tbilisi’s Avlabari district on the left bank of the Mtkvari River. The hotel’s own materials describe the property as being about a five-minute walk from Avlabari Metro Station, and state that from Tbilisi International Airport guests can take Bus No. 37 to Avlabari Metro Station to reach the hotel. The hotel lists several landmarks within walking distance, including Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba), the Presidential Palace, the Bridge of Peace, Narikala Fortress, the Tbilisi Sulphur Baths and the historic Old Town. For everyday needs, the hotel names nearby supermarkets Carrefour, SPAR and Nikora, and nearby restaurants Khinkali House and Saamo.
Yes. The hotel states that breakfast is included in its available room rates and is served daily from 08:00 to 11:00 in a buffet (“Swedish-table”) format.
There is one on-site restaurant serving Georgian and European cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner (lunch and dinner on request, 12:00–17:00). The hotel states explicitly that it has no separate bar or café, no à la carte menu, and does not offer room service.
According to the hotel, guests can take Bus No. 37 from the airport to Avlabari Metro Station, from which the hotel is about a five-minute walk.
Children aged 1 to 6 can stay free of charge, and children aged 6 to 13 are charged 50% of the applicable rate. A baby cot or extra bed can be added on request, and children must have a valid passport for check-in, as the hotel does not offer a children’s menu, club, playground or babysitting service.
Pets are not allowed at Hotel Irmeni. Smoking is prohibited in enclosed areas of the hotel, and the hotel asks guests to observe quiet hours between 00:00 and 07:00.
Hotel Irmeni is a city hotel in Tbilisi‘s Avlabari district. According to its website, the property is located at 1 Martkofi Street, with Avlabari Metro Station about a five-minute walk away. The hotel says it is within walking distance of supermarkets (Carrefour, SPAR, Nikora), restaurants (including Khinkali House and Saamo), and cultural sites such as Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba), the Presidential Palace, the Bridge of Peace, Narikala Fortress, and the Tbilisi Sulphur Baths. From Tbilisi International Airport, the site advises taking Bus No. 37 to Avlabari Metro Station.
The hotel offers five room categories: Economy Single, Standard Double/Twin, Deluxe Double/Twin, Suite Double/Twin, and Superior Deluxe Double/Twin. Depending on category, rooms are described as including air conditioning, heating, a refrigerator, television, safe, kettle or coffee-making facilities, a private bathroom with toiletries, towels and slippers, and Wi-Fi; some rooms also have balconies, terraces, or city views. The Suite Double/Twin is described as having a separate sitting room and bedroom with a sofa bed, which the hotel says is suitable for families. No specific prices are listed on the pages reviewed; room rates are shown only via a “Check price” link, and there is a “Standard Rate including breakfast” offer bookable through the site.
On dining, the hotel operates an on-site restaurant serving Georgian and European cuisine. Breakfast is served daily from 08:00 to 11:00 in a buffet (Swedish-table) format. Lunch and dinner can be arranged upon request, with the restaurant open from 12:00 to 17:00. The site states there is no bar or café, no à la carte menu, and no room service.
Regarding policies, the hotel says free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property and reception operates 24 hours. Children aged 1 to 6 can stay free of charge, and those aged 6 to 13 are charged 50% of the applicable room price; a baby cot or extra bed can be added on request, though the site notes there is no children’s menu, children’s club, playground, animation, or babysitting service. A valid passport is required for children at check-in. Pets are not allowed, smoking is prohibited in enclosed areas, and quiet hours run from 00:00 to 07:00. The hotel states it is not responsible for lost valuables and offers a loyalty program that guests can join via the official website.
Source: the venue’s own website, irmeni.ge, read on 29 October 2026; details change — confirm with the venue before travelling. Listed in the GNTA register; verified by GTour.
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.
Phone: +995 322770466 · Official website: irmeni.ge · OpenStreetMap · Google Maps · on the G Tour map
Coordinates: 41.69499, 44.81936
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HOTEL IR-ME-NI is a hotel in Tbilisi, Georgia — 14/3, Irbakhi street, about 2 km from the city centre.
Within Tbilisi the simplest ways are a ride-hailing taxi (Bolt or Yandex Go), the metro and city buses paid by contactless card; see the airport-to-city guide for arrival options and the Tbilisi guide for the districts.
Other register-verified places nearby: Clocks Hotel (hotel, ~1 km), Ramada By Wyndham Tbilisi old city (hotel, ~1 km), Kazin DMC LLC (travel agency, ~1 km).