Cheap Hotels in Tbilisi

"The hotel is awesome. Location is strategic and good ambience. A perfect stay for us . Central heating can be slighty warm during winter and the solution is to off the air con.Sometimes parking is not enough within the hotel compound and you need to park along the street. There will be spaces along the street after 9.30pm."

"This was my first time in Tbilisi. It's a small city, but due to severe traffic congestion, the taxi ride from the airport to the hotel took about 50 minutes. There's not much they can do about it; the roads are narrow, yet there are many cars and lots of traffic lights! My stay at the hotel was good. As a Hilton member, I really liked it! My only minor complaint is that the floor staff occasionally made quite a bit of noise while cleaning in the mornings, and they spoke quite loudly. I hope this can be improved. There's a Carrefour supermarket directly opposite, and a Wendy's, similar to Burger King. There are also restaurants not far behind the hotel. Getting to attractions by taxi usually takes about 15-25 minutes, so they're not really that far; it just depends on the traffic conditions at different times! I would definitely stay here again."

"Overall, I liked the hotel; the location is convenient. We were checked into a room on the 3rd floor with mountain views, which was very beautiful. I loved spending time on the balcony on rainy days or after long walks. The room is spacious, with large windows. Towels were changed daily, and water was provided. Regarding cleanliness, there are definitely issues: dirty windows, dust, a rusty soap holder, and the floors weren't mopped, only once out of the six days we stayed there, and the sheets were changed on that same day. But overall, it wasn't critical for me. It's comfortable and cozy. As someone who enjoys a cozy sit-down on a balcony, I would have liked a kettle in the room, but they don't provide one. However, you can get free tea and coffee in the dining area anytime. Avlabari metro station is 10 minutes away, and the Cathedral is literally visible from the window."

"A fantastic hotel for its price. The hotel and rooms are beautifully decorated. The rooms are on the smaller side, but everything is incredibly well-thought-out; there's plenty of space for your belongings, and it doesn't feel cramped even for two people. The air conditioning works great, and you can't hear your neighbors. All the plumbing is in perfect working order. There are water coolers with hot and cold water on each floor, and you can ask for mugs to make tea. A hairdryer and extra towels can be requested to your room. There's a TV, but we never turned it on. The location is super convenient: it's a 7-minute walk to Rustaveli Metro, there's a bus stop nearby for the 337 bus to the airport, and it's close to the Funicular, Stamba, and many cafes. The breakfast is excellent: fruit salad, oatmeal, cottage cheese, regular cheese, vegetables, nuts, coffee, tea, and juices. Everything is delicious, and you can easily fill up for the whole day. We were very happy with our stay and would definitely come back again."

"The hotel is located right in the heart of Tbilisi city center, about 100m from Freedom Square. It's like being next to Beijing's Tiananmen Square, so the location is excellent and it's a bustling area. Most of the Old Town attractions are a 10 to 30-minute walk away. So, while not the absolute best, the location is still quite good. As for the hotel style, it's very standard Ibis: clean, tidy, hygienic, with good service, and everything you need."

"Advantages: - size and cleanliness of the room, amenities: there was a lot of space, cleaning came everyday, the vault could contain a big laptop - view from the room: our windows were oriented to the east so we didn’t see the city center. However, we could see the hills, the river with HPP on it and the wedding palace, and this view was very pretty. The view from the room (13th floor) and from the restaurant (3rd floor) is attached. - lack of noise from construction sites nearby and the busy road — with closed windows you can’t hear a thing from the outside Disadvantages: - the dining restaurant: on the first day of our stay we decided to have dinner at the hotel restaurant (it wasn’t included into our booking). It turned out that we were the only people at the empty restaurant. While the food was satisfactory, the waiter told us that their check printing machine is broken, so he gave us a random number as an amount that we should pay. We paid it, but when we tried to calculate the amount by ourselves at home (including the service fee from the menu), we came to the conclusion that he added around 20 GEL to the real amount. - the breakfast buffet: the choice was very limited. The only dish with meat was sausage. Other than that, the breakfast was fine. Notes: - before booking we asked the restaurant about dining policy and learned the following: if dinner is included in your stay, it means that you can every day order dishes from the fixed menu for a fixed amount of money (around 70 GEL, which is enough for a meal without alcoholic drinks). - the location is not central, but it is not bad, because the metro station is close. However, if you intend to cross the bridge over the river, please take into account that crossing the road to the bridge would take around 5 mins, because it is a busy road junction. Overall, it was a pleasant stay, but I can’t recommend either booking the dinner for your stay in advance or visiting the restaurant for dinner by yourself."

"Food: Decent for breakfast, staff replenishes items as needed. Room: Daily room cleaning, fridge, bed, shower, and toilet – everything you need. The downside is the lack of curtains. There's a business center nearby, and if your room is on the unlucky side, you'll be perfectly visible. Service: Daily cleaning, paid laundry service, paid shaving kits. P.S. In my room, they add tea bags if I use them up – that's a nice touch. Location: Near the zoo (funny to hear a donkey at night) and a park. Shops are not far, just a two-crossing walk away. Easily accessible by taxi from Rustaveli or the Old Town."

"The hotel is quite close to the city center, yet the neighborhood is quiet. There's a metro station and bus stops nearby. You'll also find Khinkali House and a 24-hour store within walking distance. Plus, there's a small market nearby where you can buy fresh vegetables and berries. The hotel itself is new, and the staff are incredibly friendly. There's a rooftop terrace with excellent views. We didn't have breakfast, so I can't comment on that. The room was cleaned daily, and fresh towels were provided every day. In the evening, you can even watch hot air balloons right from the terrace – it's quite impressive! Would we choose this hotel again? Yes!"

"Pros: The room was reasonably clean, the bathroom was spacious, and the river view room had a balcony. Cons: The balcony was a combined one. Picture 1 shows my room's balcony, and Picture 2 shows the one next door, which was twice the size of mine. I don't understand the design or the reason for this differential treatment. Secondly, the listing mentioned free laundry service, but upon arrival, the front desk said they didn't offer it. I specifically came here for the laundry service, so I have to ask, how do you define a 'four-diamond' upscale hotel? Customer service was even funnier; their initial solution was to help me communicate with the hotel to get a free cancellation. So, the platform, without losing a single penny, is perfectly fine with me being stranded on the streets in a foreign country? What a great solution!?"

"The hotel is new and clean, and having a pool is a plus. The breakfast boasts a magnificent city view, but the food selection itself is limited. The à la carte menu was hidden under the bar counter; we only discovered it once out of four breakfasts and were very surprised! No staff member even offered to take our order. The staff are all young and English-speaking, but not very friendly, and the housekeepers don't greet guests. There's no porter service; I was with my mother and children, and no one helped us with our luggage to the room. We weren't offered a welcome drink; again, we found it ourselves at the bar. Everything was DIY – we had to ask for bathrobes and dental kits ourselves, as nothing was provided in the room. We stayed on the second floor, with windows overlooking a mini market that starts making noise, shouting, unloading goods, and honking from 6 AM. I do not recommend it! Get a room with windows facing the courtyard instead! We won't be staying here a second time; it was a complete failure."