# Puris Moedani Boutique 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-puris-moedani-boutique-hotel/ - Author: Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze - Published: 2026-09-14 - Updated: 2026-10-29 - Language: en - Russian edition: https://gtour.ge/ru/georgia-places/place-puris-moedani-boutique-hotel/ ### In short Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel is a 17-room property in Old Tbilisi, built into a reconstructed pair of historic houses on Puris Moedani (Bread Square). It is operated by Landmarker Group, which also runs Marco Polo Hotel Gudauri, Hotel Alpina, Khada Hostel and Khada Hutte. The hotel sits within the Kvemo Kala district, one of the oldest parts of the city, close to Gudiashvili Square, Meydan and Gorgasali Square. ### The building and its history According to the hotel, Puris Moedani (“Bread Square” in Georgian) was historically a trading centre for bread and bakery products. Together with Gorgasali, Meydan and Gudiashvili squares, it formed a group of four squares that shaped the layout and character of Kvemo Kala, one of the historic quarters of Old Tbilisi. The hotel states that in the 19th century Kvemo Kala was an important commercial and economic area, and that Gudiashvili Square — formerly known as Abbas-Abad — became, after 1861, the exclusive site for salt trade, with ovens and flour warehouses operating there. The hotel occupies a site made up of two houses that had collapsed; Landmarker Group rebuilt and combined them into a single 17-room property. The hotel notes that its address carries two numbers, 1 and 2, as a symbolic reference to the fusion of the two original buildings into one structure. - 19th century — Kvemo Kala functions as a commercial district of Tbilisi; Puris Moedani serves as a centre for bread trading, Gudiashvili Square (then Abbas-Abad) becomes the site of the salt trade after 1861. - Pre-renovation — two adjoining historic houses on the site fall into collapse. - Renovation period — Landmarker Group undertakes construction and reconstruction of the two structures, combining them into one building. - Opening — the combined building reopens as Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel, a 17-room property, described by the hotel as newly established. *Image: Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel — Illuminated hotel facade at dusk with balconies, set against a hillside townscape. — Illuminated hotel facade at dusk with balconies, set against a hillside townscape. Photo: Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel, official website (purismoedani.ge).* *Image: Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel — Elegant lobby lounge with glass walls, lush plants, and an ornate chandelier. — Elegant lobby lounge with glass walls, lush plants, and an ornate chandelier. Photo: Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel, official website (purismoedani.ge).* *Image: Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel — Stylish bedroom with patterned bedding, blue armchair, and large window. — Stylish bedroom with patterned bedding, blue armchair, and large window. Photo: Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel, official website (purismoedani.ge).* ### Rooms and suites The hotel has 17 rooms in total, arranged across the following categories, as listed on its website: Superior Suite, Executive Suite, Standard Twin, Deluxe King, Superior Twin, Superior King, Standard Double and Small Double. The hotel describes each room as individually designed, with the aim of combining comfort with the character of the historic building. One guest review cited on the site mentions staying in a family suite with children, and another mentions a balcony, though the hotel’s own room descriptions do not specify exact views, sizes or in-room amenities for each category. ### Restaurants, bars and venues The hotel’s website promotes an “Eat and Drink” section inviting guests to enjoy Georgian food on site, but it does not name a specific restaurant or bar. Breakfast is served daily, according to the hotel, from 8:00 am to 11:00 am. No further named food and beverage venues are listed on the official site. ### Wellness, pool and fitness The hotel’s website does not mention a spa, wellness area, swimming pool or fitness facility. Travellers seeking these services should confirm directly with the hotel. ### Meetings and events No meeting rooms, event spaces or conference facilities are described on the hotel’s official website. ### Awards and memberships The hotel states that it is a member of Landmarker Group, alongside Marco Polo Hotel Gudauri, Hotel Alpina, Khada Hostel and Khada Hutte. No awards are mentioned on the official site. ### Prices and booking Room rates are not published on the hotel’s website; the site invites guests to book directly online or by contacting the hotel. Reservations can be made by phone at +995 322 244 422 or by email at Reservations@purismoedani.com. According to the hotel, all bookings must be guaranteed with a credit card and passport details, and reservations can be cancelled or modified up to 24 hours before arrival without charge; cancellations made later, or no-shows, are charged the first night’s rate as a penalty. Check-in is from 2:00 pm and check-out is until 12:00 pm. Airport transfers are available on request. ### Location and getting there The hotel’s address is 1 Lado Asatiani St., in the Kvemo Kala quarter of Old Tbilisi, on Puris Moedani (Bread Square). The hotel notes its proximity to the historic squares of Gudiashvili, Meydan and Gorgasali, all within the same old-town network of streets. As general orientation, Tbilisi International Airport lies several kilometres from the old town, with a typical car journey of around 20 to 25 minutes depending on traffic; the hotel offers airport transfers on request for guests who wish to arrange this directly. ### Good to know - The hotel has 17 rooms across eight categories, from Small Double to Superior Suite and Executive Suite. - Reception and guest services are available 24/7, according to the hotel’s contact page. - Check-in is from 2:00 pm; check-out is until 12:00 pm. - Breakfast is served from 8:00 am to 11:00 am. - Airport transfers can be arranged on request. - Reservations require a credit card and passport to be guaranteed; cancellations within 24 hours of arrival incur a one-night charge. - The hotel is part of Landmarker Group, which also operates properties in Gudauri and the Khada valley. - The building was reconstructed from two formerly collapsed historic houses in Old Tbilisi. ### Questions travellers ask #### Where exactly is Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel located? The hotel is at 1 Lado Asatiani St., in the Kvemo Kala district of Old Tbilisi, on Puris Moedani (Bread Square), close to Gudiashvili Square, Meydan and Gorgasali Square. #### How many rooms does the hotel have and what types are available? The hotel has 17 rooms, offered in eight categories: Superior Suite, Executive Suite, Standard Twin, Deluxe King, Superior Twin, Superior King, Standard Double and Small Double. #### Is breakfast included and when is it served? The hotel states that breakfast is available daily from 8:00 am to 11:00 am; the website does not specify whether it is included in all room rates. #### Does the hotel offer airport transfers? Yes, according to the hotel, airport transfers are available upon request. #### What is the cancellation policy? The hotel requires reservations to be guaranteed with a credit card and passport. Cancellations or changes made at least 24 hours before arrival are free; later cancellations or no-shows are charged the cost of the first night. ### Sources - [Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel — official website (purismoedani.ge)](https://www.purismoedani.ge/) - [Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel: About](https://www.purismoedani.ge/about/) - [Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel: Stay](https://www.purismoedani.ge/book-room/) - [Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel: Contact](https://www.purismoedani.ge/contact/) ### What to expect Puris Moedani Boutique Hotel is located at 1 Lado Asatiani Street, in [Tbilisi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/tbilisi/)‘s old city. According to its website, the property occupies a historic building and is presented as a starting point for exploring the city’s landmarks and cultural sites in the surrounding area. The hotel’s website refers to an “Eat and Drink” section describing Georgian food as part of the guest experience, though no specific menu, dishes, opening hours, or prices are listed on the site. On accommodation, the website has a “Stay” section inviting visitors to view the rooms, but it does not publish a breakdown of room types, bed configurations, or rates. Customer reviews featured on the site mention a stay in a “family suite,” which suggests this room category exists, and describe a “wide comfortable balcony,” though these are guest comments rather than details confirmed directly by the hotel in its own descriptive text. Reviews published on the site also comment on a tastefully furnished interior, a clean property, and staff described as friendly, with one guest noting a stay with two children in the family suite without complaints. These are testimonials rather than official hotel policy statements, so they should be read as guest impressions rather than confirmed facility lists. The website does not state opening hours, seasonal availability, currency or price ranges, parking, pool, Wi-Fi, spa or tour offerings, language options, a booking method, family or group policies, or specific directions for reaching the property beyond the street address given in the site’s “Find Us” section. Prospective guests wanting these operational details would need to contact the hotel directly, as the current site content focuses on general description and guest testimonials rather than practical visitor information. - Address: 1 Lado Asatiani St., Tbilisi - Room type mentioned in a guest review: family suite - Food: Georgian cuisine referenced under an “Eat and Drink” section, no menu or prices given - No published hours, rates, or facility list (parking, Wi-Fi, pool) on the site Source: the venue’s own website, [purismoedani.ge](https://www.purismoedani.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.*