KALASI — Hotel in Tbilisi, Georgia

In short

Hotel Kalasi is a 42-room hotel on Kote Apkhazi street, in the historic core of Tbilisi’s Old Town. The hotel describes itself as being within walking distance of Narikala fortress, the city’s sulfur baths, several churches of different confessions and the monument to Tbilisi’s founder, as well as being close to Rustaveli Avenue, the Opera House, the Rustaveli Theatre, assorted museums and the bar and restaurant strip on Shardeni street. The hotel says it is 16 km from Tbilisi International Airport.

The building and its history

The official Hotel Kalasi website does not give a construction date, an architect’s name or the building’s original use, and no dated conversion history is published. What can be said with confidence, as general background, is that Kote Apkhazi street (known for most of the twentieth century as Leselidze street) is one of the oldest streets of Tbilisi’s historic district, running from Freedom Square down toward Meidan square and the Metekhi bridge, through the area traditionally shared by Georgian, Armenian and Jewish communities and lined largely with nineteenth-century courtyard houses and shopfronts. The hotel occupies a building within this streetscape, in the immediate neighbourhood of the Abanotubani bathhouse quarter and the Narikala fortress hill. Beyond this context, the hotel itself publishes no timeline of the building’s construction or renovation, so none is given here.

Rooms and suites

The hotel says it offers 42 guest rooms across five categories: Single Room, Double Room, Twin Room, Large Twin Room and Family Room. The hotel does not publish per-category room counts or specify which categories face the street or the courtyard, so no view details are stated.

According to the hotel, all rooms come with satellite television, internet access, a telephone, air conditioning, a heating system, a hair dryer, smoke detectors and a mini bar. Individual room pages add that breakfast is included and that wireless network access is provided. The Family Room and Large Twin Room are presented as the larger configurations for groups or families travelling together, while the Single, Double and Twin rooms are the standard categories; the hotel does not give further distinguishing details, such as square metreage or bed configurations, beyond the room names themselves.

Restaurants, bars and venues

The official Hotel Kalasi website does not list any on-site restaurant, bar or other named food-and-beverage venue. Breakfast is mentioned as included with the room rate, but no breakfast room or restaurant is named or described. The hotel highlights its location near Shardeni street, which it describes as home to some of the city’s most popular bars and restaurants, as the nearby option for dining and drinks.

Wellness, pool and fitness

The hotel’s website does not mention a spa, swimming pool, gym or any other wellness or fitness facility. No such amenities are claimed.

Meetings and events

The hotel says it has a fully equipped conference hall. No further details, such as capacity, layout options or audiovisual equipment, are given on the official site.

Awards and memberships

The official website does not state any awards, ratings or membership of hotel associations.

Prices and booking

The Hotel Kalasi website does not publish room rates on its pages; reservations are made through an online booking form on the site, where guests select a room category, check-in and check-out dates and enter their contact details. For current prices, travellers should check the official site or contact the hotel directly.

Location and getting there

Hotel Kalasi is located at 25 Kote Apkhazi street, 0105 Tbilisi, Georgia, in the historical and cultural centre of Old Tbilisi. The hotel states it is 16 km from Tbilisi International Airport. It describes itself as within walking distance of the Narikala fortress (dated by the hotel to the 4th century), churches of several confessions, the monument to the king who founded Tbilisi, and the city’s sulfur baths. The hotel also notes proximity to Rustaveli Avenue, the Opera House, various museums, the Rustaveli Theatre, and Shardeni street with its concentration of bars and restaurants.

Good to know

• 42 guest rooms across five categories: Single, Double, Twin, Large Twin and Family Room.
• Breakfast is included in the room rate, according to the hotel’s room pages.
• All rooms have air conditioning, heating, satellite TV, telephone, Wi-Fi/internet, a hair dryer, smoke detectors and a mini bar, per the hotel.
• A fully equipped conference hall is available on site.
• The hotel does not list a restaurant, bar, spa, pool or gym on its official website.
• Address: 25 Kote Apkhazi street, 0105 Tbilisi, Georgia.
• The hotel states it is about 16 km from Tbilisi International Airport.
• Bookings are made via the hotel’s own online form or by contacting info@kalasi.ge.

Questions travellers ask

How far is Hotel Kalasi from Tbilisi Airport?

The hotel states it is 16 km from Tbilisi International Airport.

Is breakfast included at Hotel Kalasi?

Yes, the hotel’s individual room pages list breakfast as included.

What room types does Hotel Kalasi offer?

The hotel offers five categories: Single Room, Double Room, Twin Room, Large Twin Room and Family Room, drawn from a total of 42 rooms.

Does Hotel Kalasi have its own restaurant or bar?

The official website does not list a restaurant or bar on site. It points instead to nearby Shardeni street, which it describes as home to many of the city’s popular bars and restaurants.

What landmarks are within walking distance of Hotel Kalasi?

The hotel says it is within walking distance of Narikala fortress, the city’s sulfur baths, churches of different confessions, the monument to Tbilisi’s founder, Rustaveli Avenue, the Opera House, several museums and the Rustaveli Theatre.

Sources

• KALASI — official website (kalasi.ge)
• KALASI: About
• KALASI: Rooms
• KALASI: Single Room
• KALASI: Double Room
• KALASI: Twin Room
• KALASI: Large twin room

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.