Khedi — Hotel in Tbilisi, Georgia

In short

Khedi is a 57-room hotel in Tbilisi’s Avlabari quarter, on St. Queen Ketevan Avenue (also rendered as Ketevan Dedofali Avenue) at No. 24. The hotel says its name comes from the Georgian word ხედი, meaning “view,” a reference to the outlooks over the old town’s rooftops, the Mtkvari River and the surrounding hills that it says its rooms offer. The property is made up of two separate buildings with distinct interior concepts, one designed by Georgian designer Nia Mgaloblishvili and the other by Evgeny Evdokimov, a designer based in Odesa. On site are a rooftop restaurant, a lobby bar, a Japanese-style sushi bar built around an atrium, a fitness studio with a boxing area, and a conference hall for up to 150 people.

The building and its history

The hotel’s own materials do not give a construction date or state what the two buildings were originally used for; what is described is the design concept applied to each. The first building was designed by Nia Mgaloblishvili, a Georgian designer, in a style the hotel describes as a restrained neoclassical approach with bright accents: shelves holding books and plaster busts, a winged Hermes sculpture, and a black marble table made specifically for Khedi by DesignBureau. The hotel says the lobby in this building is conceived to recall an inner courtyard of old Tbilisi, with mirrored walls intended to suggest an endless horizon, and a corridor carpet patterned on a topographical map of the city tracing the course of the Mtkvari River, a motif that the hotel says continues into the guest rooms.

The second building was designed by Evgeny Evdokimov, a designer from Odesa. According to the hotel, this building uses warmer colours, Georgian ethnic motifs such as vine-woven animal patterns, handmade carpets and locally made ceramics, and walls finished in Georgian stone. The hotel also mentions a two-hundred-year-old tree as a feature of this building’s interior. At its centre sits an atrium housing the hotel’s sushi bar, surrounded, the hotel says, by live plants. Across both buildings, the hotel states that furniture is made from wood and upholstered in natural cotton and wool.

Rooms and suites

The hotel states it has 57 rooms in total, split across the two buildings, which it refers to as the Traditional Block and the Innovation Block. Nine room categories are listed on the official site:

• Traditional Block – Standard Double or Twin, 22 sq.m, max 2 guests; Superior Double or Twin, 28 sq.m, max 2 guests; Deluxe Double or Twin, 32 sq.m, max 2 guests; Junior Suite with Terrace, 40 sq.m, max 3 guests.
• Innovation Block – Double or Twin Room, 18 sq.m, max 2 guests; Junior Suite (Double or Twin), 23 sq.m, max 2 guests; Suite, 30 sq.m, max 3 guests; Executive Suite, 37 sq.m, max 3 guests; Standard Accessible Room, 40 sq.m, max 3 guests.

Per the hotel, standard in-room amenities across categories include free Wi-Fi, an electric kettle, a charcoal water filter, a hairdryer, satellite TV, a refrigerator, an in-room safe, air conditioning and heating, a pillow menu, bathrobes and slippers, and specially made mattresses with hypoallergenic pillows. Exclusive touches mentioned by the hotel are SMEG coffee machines and Zielinski & Rozen skincare products, along with the hotel’s signature plush rabbits, which it describes as a trademark given to guests. The Suite and Executive Suite categories are described as having a separate sitting area with a sofa that converts into an extra bed, plus a balcony with city views; the Executive Suite is also said to include a bathtub. The Superior Double or Twin room is noted for an indoor hanging chair. Check-in is at 15:00 and check-out at 12:00 noon, according to the hotel.

Restaurants, bars and venues

Khedi Georgia occupies the hotel’s top floor. The hotel describes it as offering a contemporary, fusion-led interpretation of Georgian cuisine, with a menu it says was developed by its culinary team using local ingredients and modern techniques.

Lobby is the hotel’s ground-floor bar, set within the lobby area. The hotel describes it as a space for a drink in a cozy, inviting setting, with a range of beverages on offer.

Khedi Sushi Bar sits in an atrium at the centre of the second building. The hotel describes it as a Japanese-style venue specialising in fresh fish and seafood, surrounded by live plants, with a chef who the hotel says will prepare rolls to a guest’s taste along with a choice of sauces and drinks.

Wellness, pool and fitness

The hotel offers a fitness studio that it describes as equipped with modern facilities, along with a dedicated boxing area for guests who want a different kind of workout. The website lists operating hours of 6:30 to 10:00 pm for this facility. No swimming pool or spa treatments are mentioned on the official site.

Meetings and events

Khedi has a conference hall that the hotel says can hold up to 150 people. It describes the room as fitted with movable walls for flexible layouts, along with audiovisual equipment and high-speed internet intended for presentations and group work.

Awards and memberships

No awards, ratings or membership affiliations are mentioned on the hotel’s official website.

Prices and booking

The official website does not publish room rates; each room category has a “Book Now” link that leads to the hotel’s booking engine. Travellers should check current prices and availability on the official site.

Location and getting there

The hotel’s address is Georgia, Tbilisi, Isani district, St. Queen Ketevan Avenue, No. 24 (also given on the hotel’s site as Ketevan Dedofali Avenue, Building 24). Administratively this falls within Tbilisi’s Isani district, which encompasses the historic quarter of Avlabari, where the hotel says it is located. The hotel states it is a short walk from the Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba) and the Bridge of Peace, and that the Narikala Fortress and the Mtkvari River are among the views visible from the property. Tbilisi International Airport is generally reckoned to be around a 20-minute drive from this part of the city, traffic permitting, though this is not a figure stated by the hotel itself.

Good to know

• 57 rooms across two buildings, known as the Traditional Block and the Innovation Block, with different interior designers.
• Check-in from 15:00, check-out by 12:00 noon.
• Underground secure parking and a 24-hour front desk are listed among included services.
• A welcome drink, daily housekeeping, wake-up service and luggage storage are included per room, according to the hotel.
• A business centre and free Wi-Fi are available throughout the hotel.
• The fitness studio includes a boxing area and is listed as operating 6:30 to 10:00 pm.
• The hotel’s signature plush rabbits are given to guests as a keepsake, per the hotel.
• Three on-site dining and drinking venues: Khedi Georgia restaurant, the Lobby bar and Khedi Sushi Bar.

Questions travellers ask

How many rooms does Khedi Hotel have?

The hotel states it has 57 rooms in total, spread across two buildings it calls the Traditional Block and the Innovation Block, offering nine named room categories ranging from 18 to 40 square metres.

Where exactly is Khedi Hotel located?

The address given is St. Queen Ketevan Avenue, No. 24, in Tbilisi’s Isani district, within the historic Avlabari quarter. The hotel says it is a short walk from the Holy Trinity Cathedral and the Bridge of Peace.

What does the name “Khedi” mean?

According to the hotel, Khedi (ხედი) is the Georgian word for “view,” referencing the outlooks over old Tbilisi, the Mtkvari River and the surrounding hills that the hotel says its rooms offer.

What restaurants and bars are on site?

The hotel lists three venues: Khedi Georgia, a rooftop restaurant serving Georgian cuisine with a fusion approach; Lobby, the ground-floor bar; and Khedi Sushi Bar, a Japanese-style venue built around an atrium in the hotel’s second building.

Is there a swimming pool at Khedi Hotel?

No pool is mentioned on the hotel’s official website. It does list a fitness studio with a dedicated boxing area, open from 6:30 to 10:00 pm according to the site.

Sources

• Khedi — official website (khedihotel.ge)
• Khedi: About Us
• Khedi: Rooms
• Khedi: Fitness
• Khedi: Contact Us
• Khedi: Suite

  30 sq.m
  Max 3 guests

• Khedi: Standard Accessible Room

  40 sq.m
  Max 3 guests

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.