Cheap Hotels in Tbilisi

"The hotel room is big enough, and the accessibility of the hotel is also very high (only a 5-minute away from Rustaveli metro station). However the room has no fridge or safe, and the laundry service is extremely overpriced, luckily there is a local laundry right next to the hotel. Also, during my stay, I saw spiders staying on the room’s roof. The toilet also has many ants on the wall by the window, it just reappears whenever I killed one."

"There's no luggage service here. As a solo female traveler with a 28-inch suitcase, a tote bag, and a backpack, I had to haul everything to my room myself. When I asked if anyone could help me with my bags, I was told no. That's unbelievable! Even small, unrated hotels usually have staff to assist with luggage, let alone a place like this that's supposed to be a four-star garden hotel. Aside from that, everything else was pretty good. It's a standard hotel; the hygiene isn't outstanding but certainly not bad, so you won't be disappointed. The hotel is located in a new area with lovely, clean streets and plenty of restaurants nearby."

"I highly recommend staying at this hotel! 😍 The host is incredibly hospitable and helped with all our questions. There are many shops nearby, fresh fruits, and Khinkali House which is open until 1 AM. It's about a 7-minute walk to Avlabari metro, and it's also very convenient to walk down a set of stairs to the Old Town. Just above the hotel, there's a temple with beautiful, spacious grounds! You can watch a beautiful sunset from the hotel's terrace. The room is spacious, the bed is very comfortable, and there's a small balcony! From now on, I'll only be staying here when I'm in Tbilisi 🍷"

"This is an okay hotel for business trips, especially for solo travelers. I wouldn't recommend it for a family vacation. The room is tiny, literally no space to move, but everything in the room seems well-planned, and you have a minimum of amenities available, which is fine if you're on a business trip alone. The hotel itself is quiet and peaceful, with few visitors. Overall, it looks very stylish and conceptual from the outside, and it's clear a lot of thought went into the design, perhaps a bit too much. The lack of curtains on the windows is quite annoying, although there are automatic blinds. However, these completely darken the room, and you have to use them because there are business centers about ten meters across from the window, and they look directly into your room, which is uncomfortable. The double bed is fine, but the pillows were absolutely terrible, with synthetic filling; by the end, my neck was horribly sore. Very uncomfortable. The bathroom has no amenities other than soap and shampoo, but I knew that and had everything with me, which I actually prefer. There are also no slippers or bathrobes, and no closet, just a few hangers in the hallway. On the bright side, there's a wireless charger built into the desk. There's even a USB charging port in the bedside lamps. The carpet isn't the freshest; I'd be hesitant to walk on it barefoot. Room cleaning was basic; they just straightened the duvet on the bed without even smoothing out the sheet, which was amusing to see. The shower is decent, the water pressure is weak but overall okay. Breakfasts were included, but I've never seen such a meager and small buffet, literally with only two or three dishes. There wasn't much food, and it was sometimes cold and not very tasty. There was never any black tea. For Georgia, with its traditions of hospitality, this buffet seemed wild and only caused regret regarding their attitude towards guests. If I had known, I wouldn't have paid for breakfast. Overall, the staff is reserved and polite, very professional. The hotel's location is very inconvenient. It's literally right next to a highway, and the room is very noisy; it feels like the window is open because of the road noise. There's practically nothing within walking distance except Mziuri Park, which is actually quite nice for a stroll, but you have to take a taxi for everything else; it's too far to walk. This hotel is a solid three-star for business trips, for one or two days. No more."

"The location is fantastic, with a metro station right next door. There are also plenty of supermarkets and restaurants nearby. It's an easy walk to the Old Town and the cable car. The room was very clean, and the Wi-Fi and hot water were stable. They provided two complimentary bottles of water, coffee, and tea. Breakfast is served on the top floor, offering a nice view."

"A wonderful place. Clean and cozy. Friendly staff. I arrived at 1 PM and they offered immediate check-in without any extra charges. When I checked out, I left my luggage for storage. It's very comfortable. The mattress is excellent, and it's quiet. I slept really well. The breakfasts are good. There's a coffee machine in the lobby for guests. I really liked the design. Everything was more than satisfactory for me. The location is excellent. I want to highlight again how well I slept and how friendly the people are. I felt extremely comfortable."

"Well-equipped with great value for money. The staff were very helpful. It's right next to a bus stop, and even if you need the subway, it's only a fifteen-minute walk. There are many supermarkets nearby, which makes it super convenient for daily necessities."

"Located in an alley, which is quite narrow to drive through to the parking, but having parking in Tbilisi is a huge plus. The breakfast was good, and the staff were pleasant. The room was clean, and the air conditioning worked well. There were no dental amenities in the room. The reception staff spoke English but didn't know Russian."

"Great location, not far from the city center. We stayed for 5 nights. On the first night, we were given a room with a tiny balcony facing the street. It was very noisy, and the room itself was minuscule with worn-out, chipped furniture. In the morning, I went to the reception to request a room change. They offered an option overlooking the inner courtyard. The view wasn't great, but at least it was quiet and had a proper balcony, not just a token one. Breakfasts were repetitive, but you wouldn't go hungry. I wouldn't say this is a 4-star hotel; it's a solid 3-star. Overall, everything was good, but there were a few minor issues. The staff at the reception were excellent."

"I have a very mixed filling about this hotel. I’ll start with positives: it is very new, well located, nice rooms with great view if you have a cathedral side. We were at a family room which was roomy but not oversized though. Cleaning was good and rather efficient. Good location to reach all Tbilisi attractions. Street stalls around and some 24/7 shops allow to get fruits, snacks and wine (if you want). There is a nice small swimming pool on the roof which is a great spot for a dip after a hot day or in the morning. Now to details which realy make the place or ruin it … this time these are fatal (imho) faults unfortunately: Started with check in. The staff acts as if they are paid not to smile or show any welcome … i was unpleasantly surprised when after all paperwork was done I was asked to pay though my room was fully paid in advance. Funny that I have checked in online following advice I received in e-mail from Novotel which said that I will have just to pick my keys and go … never happened )))) Now to the room: No sitting space - just on armchair and that is the room for a family (!), no working desk. Large balcony with a view but not any chair to sit and enjoy. USB sockets are plenty but not working (informed the staff about that a few times but never got it fixed or explained that they were out of order). A/C leaks slightly and there is a permanent water spot on the floor (not large and not a big deal though). A huge issue is that there are absolutely no hooks, rails or hangers for towels, drying swim wear etc. just one lonely knob on the wall where apparently you have to place all towels for 3 people ! At some point I was about to call GM to ask him personally to advise my on a place where I and my folks can dry our swim wear )))) Service is strange … at 10 pm I was informed that no room-service is available at this time and I have to help myself with getting my wine bottle opened and staffing my room with glasses and ice (things available just on call even at 3 star properties). Breakfasts are very limited in choice we decided to skip and used a nice cafe just few steps up the road. I was surprised that even capuchino is at extra price (!). You can have only omelet to order. If your breakfast is not included - check for some other place (there are a few in close proximity). Pool: it is nice, however no sun shades. Changing rooms are also lacking any (!) hungers - if you take a shower your bathrobe and towel can only be placed on a bench. And no hair dryers (not to speak of swim wear dryers). Last but not least, though the hotel is centrally located expect a doubtful surrounding as there is a sort of market around with street stalls etc. No places for a nice dinner or a night out in a closest proximity so you better return to the hotel just to get in and sleep. Though the hotel claims 2 bars to be working within the property in reality there are none … the lobby bar was always empty (never saw a bartender there). The bar on the 5th floor is poorly designed, unwelcoming and is more a breakfast room rather than a location to relax. Asked for a asked of beer and received a bottle (for self-openning) and a glass just over counter (no service what do ever). I doubt that the staff which is not very professional in oppening a wine bottle can make a cocktail well … As a conclusion we have that at the price of a 5 star you are lacking: service, room comfort, dining and drinking options, properly equipped facilities, leaving to with just location (though doubtful) and new property (which is evaporating day after day). I wish Novotel of which I am a true evangelist will find this comment of mine and fix the case of Novotel Tbilisi to bring it to a true high standards of the brand .… I am sure it is overall a GM’s fault as it is his/her duty to oversee all the guest experience and constantly fix every detail. For now I do not recommend this hotel and will not return."