# KMM Hotel — Hotel in Tbilisi, Georgia > gtour.ge — G Tour, Gateway to Georgia. Cite as: GTour desk, gtour.ge. - Canonical: https://gtour.ge/georgia-places/place-kmm-hotel/ - Author: Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze - Published: 2026-09-14 - Updated: 2026-10-29 - Language: en - Russian edition: https://gtour.ge/ru/georgia-places/place-kmm-hotel/ ### In short KMM Hotel is a privately run hotel in the Avlabari district of Tbilisi, on the left bank of the Kura river, close to Metekhi Church and Rike Park. The hotel says it has been operating since 2006 and now comprises two buildings with 66 rooms across eight categories, from Budget Double to Family Room. The hotel states that several rooms offer views of Old Tbilisi and the Narikala Fortress across the river. ### The building and its history The official website gives no architect’s name or information about an original, pre-hotel use of the building, so this profile limits itself to the timeline the hotel itself describes. KMM Hotel opened in 2006 as a small guesthouse-scale property and has since grown, according to the hotel, into a two-building operation. - 2006 — KMM Hotel opens with 5 rooms, the hotel says. - Later expansion — the hotel grows to two buildings and 66 rooms, per the hotel’s own account. - End of 2023 / 2024 — the hotel states plans (the two pages on its own site give slightly different target dates) to open a restaurant and to fit out a small conference or meeting room. Avlabari, the surrounding neighbourhood, is one of Tbilisi’s historic quarters, long associated with the city’s Armenian community and standing opposite the Old Town across the Kura river — context that is general knowledge about the area rather than a claim made by the hotel. *Image: KMM Hotel — Bedroom with wooden floors, wardrobe, and a balcony overlooking the hillside town. — Bedroom with wooden floors, wardrobe, and a balcony overlooking the hillside town. Photo: KMM Hotel, official website (kmm.ge).* *Image: KMM Hotel — Twin beds with upholstered headboard, large window, and city view in the background. — Twin beds with upholstered headboard, large window, and city view in the background. Photo: KMM Hotel, official website (kmm.ge).* *Image: KMM Hotel — Spacious double room with two beds, seating area, and blue patterned carpet. — Spacious double room with two beds, seating area, and blue patterned carpet. Photo: KMM Hotel, official website (kmm.ge).* ### Rooms and suites The hotel lists eight room categories, distinguished mainly by size, bed configuration and view: - **Budget Double** — 15 m², double or twin bed configuration, rated as the hotel’s value option. - **Budget Twin** — 15 m², twin beds. - **Standard Double** — 18 m², one 155 cm queen bed; the hotel says some rooms in this category have a small balcony with a street view. - **Standard Twin** — 18 m², two 100 cm twin beds; again, some rooms have a balcony with street view, per the hotel. - **Standard Triple** — 25 m², three 120 cm single beds, with a French balcony. - **Panorama King Room** — 25 m², one 180 cm king bed, with a balcony the hotel describes as giving panoramic views of the historic centre and the Narikala Fortress. - **Panorama Twin Room** — 25 m², twin configuration of the same Panorama category. - **Family Room** — 45 m², the hotel’s largest category. Across categories, the hotel lists a broadly consistent set of in-room features: free Wi-Fi, individually controlled air conditioning and heating, an electronic key-lock system, a flat-screen TV with international or satellite channels, an in-room safe, tea and coffee facilities, a complimentary bottle of water, a minibar (as an extra service in the lower categories), a telephone, a desk and wardrobe, and a fully equipped bathroom with branded toiletries, hairdryer, bathrobe and slippers. Daily housekeeping is provided, and an iron and ironing board are available free of charge on request. ### Restaurants, bars and venues At the time of writing, the official website does not list any operating restaurant or bar at KMM Hotel. Breakfast is served as a buffet, described by the hotel as included in the stay, but no separate named dining or drinking venue is presented on the site. The hotel does say it is planning to open a restaurant, with target dates given on different pages of its own website as either the end of 2023 or during 2024. ### Wellness, pool and fitness No spa, pool, gym or other wellness facility is mentioned on the hotel’s official website. ### Meetings and events KMM Hotel does not currently list a conference or meeting room among its facilities. The hotel states that it intends to equip a small meeting hall, with this plan mentioned alongside the restaurant project and given, on different pages, as due either by the end of 2023 or during 2024. ### Prices and booking The hotel’s own booking pages list the following indicative rates by room category: Budget Double 180, Budget Twin 180, Standard Double 210, Standard Twin 210, Standard Triple 270, Panorama King Room 300, Panorama Twin Room 300, and Family Room 450. The website does not specify the currency of these figures. Bookings are made through the hotel’s own online booking system, accessible via its website, or by contacting the hotel directly by phone or email. ### Location and getting there The hotel’s address is 10, Mefsalmune David King Street, in the Avlabari district of Tbilisi. According to the hotel, Metekhi Church is in the immediate vicinity, and Rike Park — with its dancing fountains, the glass Bridge of Peace and the cable car to Narikala Fortress — is described as a short walk away. The hotel also says Narikala Fortress is visible from its windows. Crossing the Kura river brings guests to the Old Tbilisi districts of Abanotubani, known for its sulphur baths, and Sololaki, with its shops, cafes, restaurants and wine cellars. Avlabari metro station is within walking distance, the hotel says, offering access to the rest of the city by metro. The official website does not state a drive time to Tbilisi International Airport; as general orientation, the airport lies on the eastern edge of the city, typically a short taxi or transfer ride from the centre. ### Good to know - Reception operates 24 hours a day, according to the hotel. - Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. - Buffet breakfast is offered to guests. - Airport transfer can be arranged, along with laundry, ironing and dry-cleaning services. - An express laundry service with a three-hour turnaround is available. - Iron and ironing board are provided on request at no charge. - Each room has a safety deposit box, electric kettle and a daily complimentary bottle of water. - The hotel spans two separate buildings rather than a single structure. ### Questions travellers ask #### Does KMM Hotel have a restaurant? Not at present. The hotel’s website says it is planning to open a restaurant, with the stated target date given as either the end of 2023 or during 2024 depending on which page of the site is consulted. Until then, the hotel offers a buffet breakfast but no separate dining venue is listed. #### How many rooms does KMM Hotel have, and how are they organised? The hotel says it has 66 rooms spread across two buildings, offered in eight categories ranging from Budget Double and Budget Twin through Standard Double, Standard Twin, Standard Triple, Panorama King, Panorama Twin, up to the Family Room. #### Is the hotel within walking distance of Old Tbilisi’s main sights? According to the hotel, Metekhi Church is nearby and Rike Park, the Bridge of Peace and the Narikala cable car station are described as a short walk away. Crossing the river brings guests to Abanotubani and Sololaki, both within the historic core of the city. #### Is there a gym, spa or pool at KMM Hotel? The official website does not mention any wellness, fitness or pool facilities. #### How do I book a room and see current rates? The hotel’s website lists indicative rates by room category (for example, 180 for a Budget Double up to 450 for the Family Room), though it does not state the currency. Bookings can be made through the hotel’s own online booking system or by contacting the hotel directly; travellers should confirm current rates on the official site. ### Sources - [KMM Hotel — official website (kmm.ge)](https://kmm.ge/en/home) - [KMM Hotel: read more …](https://kmm.ge/en/about-hotel/) - [KMM Hotel: Rooms](https://kmm.ge/en/rooms/) - [KMM Hotel: 3D Tour](http://kmm.ge/panorama_360/examples/example-tour-v2.htm/) - [KMM Hotel: Contacts](https://kmm.ge/en/contacts/) - [KMM Hotel: Budget Double 180](https://kmm.ge/en/rooms/budget-double/) - [KMM Hotel: Budget Twin 180](https://kmm.ge/en/rooms/budget-twin/) ### What to expect According to its website, KMM Hotel is located in what it describes as the historical and tourist center of [Tbilisi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/tbilisi/), at 10, Mefsalmune David King Street. The hotel says it has been operating since 2006, and its site notes that in 2024 it plans to open a restaurant and to equip a conference hall, suggesting these facilities were not yet available at the time the site was written. The website lists a range of room categories with associated price figures, though it does not specify a currency for these amounts. Listed room types include Budget Double and Budget Twin rooms (180), Standard Double and Standard Twin rooms (210), a Standard Triple room (270), Panorama King and Panorama Twin rooms (300), and a Family Room (450). Guests interested in booking should treat these figures with caution until the currency and any seasonal variation are confirmed directly with the hotel, since the site does not clarify this point. For reservations, the hotel directs visitors to an online booking system embedded on its website, which appears multiple times across the page, indicating that online booking is the primary channel offered. The site does not describe alternative booking methods such as phone or email, nor does it mention cancellation policies, minimum stay requirements, or deposit terms. The available text does not detail other facilities such as parking, Wi-Fi, breakfast inclusion, a pool, or a terrace, nor does it specify check-in and check-out times, seasonal opening patterns, or languages spoken by staff. It also does not mention family or group policies beyond listing a Family Room as one of the room categories. Travelers requiring this information should confirm directly with the hotel before booking. - Address: 10, Mefsalmune David King Street, Tbilisi (per register) - Operating since: 2006 (per hotel’s website) - Planned additions (2024): restaurant and conference hall, per the hotel’s website - Room types and listed prices (currency unspecified): Budget Double/Twin 180; Standard Double/Twin 210; Standard Triple 270; Panorama King/Twin 300; Family Room 450 - Booking: via the hotel’s online booking system In summary, the hotel’s own website offers a basic overview of its location, history, and room categories with price figures, along with an online booking tool, but it omits many standard details such as facilities, hours, and policies that prospective guests may wish to verify directly before making a reservation. Source: the venue’s own website, [kmm.ge](https://kmm.ge/en/home), 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.*