# Margot Old Tbilisi — Hotel in Tbilisi, Georgia > gtour.ge — G Tour, Gateway to Georgia. Cite as: GTour desk, gtour.ge. - Canonical: https://gtour.ge/georgia-places/place-margot-old-tbilisi/ - Author: Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze - Published: 2026-09-14 - Updated: 2026-10-29 - Language: en - Russian edition: https://gtour.ge/ru/georgia-places/place-margot-old-tbilisi/ ### In short Margot Old Tbilisi is a boutique hotel in the Avlabari district of Tbilisi, on the bank of the Mtkvari (Kura) river, close to the historic centre. The hotel describes itself as an “art hotel” with 35 rooms across several categories, a bar/restaurant, and one of the larger conference halls in the city, able to seat up to 350 people. ### The building and its history The official website does not publish an architectural history, architect’s name, or original-use statement for the building. No construction date or conversion timeline is given on the site. What can be confirmed from the hotel’s own description is that the property operates today as a purpose-run boutique hotel in Old Tbilisi’s Avlabari quarter, on the Ketevan Tsamebuli (also given as Ketevan Dedofali) riverside avenue, with views over the Mtkvari river and the old town skyline. - Present day: operating as Margot Old Tbilisi, a 35-room boutique hotel with bar/restaurant and conference facilities, according to the hotel. *Image: Margot Old Tbilisi — Bedroom with green upholstered headboard, coral walls, and framed landscape artwork above the bed. — Bedroom with green upholstered headboard, coral walls, and framed landscape artwork above the bed. Photo: Margot Old Tbilisi, official website (margot.ge).* *Image: Margot Old Tbilisi — Bedroom corner with teal walls, botanical prints, and a red pendant light beside the bed. — Bedroom corner with teal walls, botanical prints, and a red pendant light beside the bed. Photo: Margot Old Tbilisi, official website (margot.ge).* *Image: Margot Old Tbilisi — Meeting room with large windows offering views over the surrounding hillside city. — Meeting room with large windows offering views over the surrounding hillside city. Photo: Margot Old Tbilisi, official website (margot.ge).* ### Rooms and suites The hotel says it has 35 rooms in total, spread across eight named categories, each with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with streaming services, minibar, soundproofing, a private entrance, and a private bathroom with walk-in shower, bathrobes, slippers, and a hairdryer. **Standard Queen Garden View** – 20 m², a queen-size bed and garden views, described by the hotel as suited to solo travellers or couples. **Standard Double/Twin River View** – 25 m², a double or twin configuration with a private balcony overlooking the river. **Standard King River View** – 27 m², with a private balcony and river views; the hotel’s own room description refers to it as a “Superior Double/Twin Room” with a double or twin bed option. **Superior Double/Twin Garden View** – 27 m², a double or twin room with a private balcony facing the garden. **Superior Double/Twin River View** – listed among the hotel’s bookable categories on the homepage, with its own booking page, though detailed room copy was not separately published at the time of writing. **Junior Suite** – 40 m², with separate sleeping and sitting areas, a double bed, a work desk with lounge chair, mini fridge, coffee and tea station, and panoramic river views through large windows. **Deluxe Suite** and **Deluxe Suite with Bath** – both 55 m², with a private terrace and river views, a double bed, a separate living area with sofa bed, a work desk, and a smart TV with international channels; the hotel says these suites are designed to accommodate more than two guests. All room types include daily housekeeping, with ironing and laundry available at an additional charge, and bookings can be made directly through the hotel’s own booking pages for each category. ### Restaurants, bars and venues **Bar / Restaurant** – The hotel’s navigation lists a single food-and-beverage venue, combining bar and restaurant. The hotel’s general description refers to “lunching on the patio,” “breakfast on your balcony,” and “drinking a cocktail at the bar,” indicating both indoor and outdoor seating is available to guests, though a detailed menu or separate opening-hours page was not published in the text supplied by the hotel. ### Wellness, pool and fitness The official website text reviewed does not list a spa, pool, gym, or other wellness facility. Guests seeking these services should check directly with the hotel or its official site for any updates. ### Meetings and events The hotel operates a conference room it describes as one of the larger in the city, with capacity for up to 350 participants in theatre style, 80–120 in classroom style, and 80 in U-shape formation. The hotel says the room benefits from large windows and natural light, and offers flexible seating arrangements for meetings, presentations, and brainstorming sessions. Equipment listed by the hotel includes a screen, projector, flip chart, wireless and desk microphones, simultaneous translation hardware, an audio system, and branded stationery. Coffee-break, lunch, and dinner packages are offered and can be tailored to budget and needs; bookings are made by contacting the hotel directly. ### Awards and memberships No awards, ratings, or membership affiliations are stated on the official website. ### Prices and booking The hotel’s website does not publish fixed room rates in the text reviewed; each room category has its own “Book Now” page for checking live availability and pricing. Accepted payment methods are listed as Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, Amex, and cash (GEL). For current prices, travellers should consult the hotel’s official booking pages. ### Location and getting there The hotel’s contact page gives the address as 27 Ketevan Tsamebuli Avenue, 0103 Tbilisi, Georgia (also rendered as Ketavan Dedofali Avenue), placing it in the Avlabari district on the bank of the Mtkvari river, a short distance from Tbilisi’s old town. The hotel describes itself as “a heartbeat away from the buzzing center of Tbilisi.” No specific airport transfer time or named nearby landmarks are given in the site text supplied, though the hotel does list a shuttle service among its facilities. ### Good to know - Check-in is from 2:00 PM and check-out is until 12:00 PM, according to the hotel. - The hotel has 35 rooms across eight categories, per the hotel’s own count. - Pets are allowed, with charges possibly applicable, says the hotel. - Children of any age are welcome; those aged 12 and above are charged as adults, per the hotel’s policy. - A baby cot or extra bed is available upon request. - 24-hour front desk, free Wi-Fi, room service, luggage storage, and complimentary safe boxes are offered, according to the hotel. - Staff communicate in English, Georgian, and Russian, says the hotel. - A shuttle service is listed among the hotel’s facilities. ### Questions travellers ask #### How many rooms does Margot Old Tbilisi have? The hotel states it has 35 rooms spread across several categories, including standard, superior, junior suite, and deluxe suite rooms. #### Does the hotel have river views? Several room categories, including the Standard Double/Twin River View, Standard King River View, Junior Suite, and the Deluxe Suites, are described by the hotel as offering river views, often from a private balcony or terrace. #### Is there a restaurant or bar on site? Yes, the hotel lists a Bar / Restaurant venue, and its general description mentions breakfast, lunch on the patio, and cocktails at the bar, though a detailed menu was not included in the site text reviewed. #### Can the hotel host conferences or events? Yes. The hotel operates a conference room it describes as one of the larger in Tbilisi, with capacity for up to 350 guests in theatre style and equipment including projectors, microphones, and simultaneous translation hardware. #### Where exactly is the hotel located? The hotel gives its address as 27 Ketevan Tsamebuli Avenue (also listed as Ketavan Dedofali Avenue), 0103 Tbilisi, in the Avlabari district along the Mtkvari river, near Tbilisi’s old town. ### Sources - [Margot Old Tbilisi — official website (margot.ge)](https://margot.ge/margot-old-tbilisi/) - [Margot Old Tbilisi: About us](https://margot.ge/margot-old-tbilisi/about-us/) - [Margot Old Tbilisi: Conference Room](https://margot.ge/margot-old-tbilisi/conference-room/) - [Margot Old Tbilisi: Contact](https://margot.ge/margot-old-tbilisi/contact/) - [Margot Old Tbilisi: Details](https://margot.ge/margot-old-tbilisi/hotel-room/standard-double-twin-river-view/) - [Margot Old Tbilisi: Details](https://margot.ge/margot-old-tbilisi/hotel-room/delux/) - [Margot Old Tbilisi: Details](https://margot.ge/margot-old-tbilisi/hotel-room/delux-with-bath/) ### What to expect Margot [Old Tbilisi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/tbilisi/) is a hotel located at #27 Ketavan Dedofali Avenue in Tbilisi, according to the venue’s register information. The hotel’s official website is organized around a short set of sections — Home, About us, Rooms, Bar/Restaurant, Conference Room, Gallery, Services, Concept Store and Contact — each reachable from the main menu, alongside a booking tool. The main checkable content on the site is its list of room categories. According to the website, guests can book the following room types: Standard Double/Twin River View, Deluxe Suite, Deluxe Suite with Bath, Standard Queen Garden View, Junior Suite, Standard King River View, Superior Double/Twin Garden View, and Superior Double/Twin River View. Each listing includes a “Details” link and a “Book” option, indicating that further descriptions and booking can be accessed per room category directly on the site. The room names themselves suggest that some categories face the river and others face a garden, and that bed configurations vary (double, twin, queen, king), with at least one suite offering a bathtub as a distinguishing feature. The hotel also maintains a Bar/Restaurant section and a Conference Room section in its site navigation, which implies the property offers on-site food and drink service as well as a space for meetings or events. A Gallery and a Services page are listed as well, along with a Concept Store section, though the supplied text does not specify what services, menu items, or store products are described on those pages. The website does not state opening hours, seasonal availability, room rates, or currency for its prices in the text provided. It does not mention facilities such as parking, a pool, Wi-Fi, or a terrace, nor does it specify which languages the site or staff operate in. There is no stated policy on children, families, or group bookings, and no explicit directions or transport information for reaching the hotel beyond the street address itself. Booking appears to be possible directly through the website, since each room type carries its own “Book” link, and the site also references hotel management software, suggesting an integrated reservation system rather than a third-party platform. - Address: #27 Ketavan Dedofali Avenue, Tbilisi - Room types: Standard Double/Twin River View, Deluxe Suite, Deluxe Suite with Bath, Standard Queen Garden View, Junior Suite, Standard King River View, Superior Double/Twin Garden View, Superior Double/Twin River View - On-site sections referenced: Bar/Restaurant, Conference Room, Gallery, Services, Concept Store - Booking: available directly via the website’s “Book” links for each room type Source: the venue’s own website, [margot.ge](https://margot.ge/margot-old-tbilisi/), 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.*