Hotels with Gym and Fitness Centre in Tbilisi

Excellent location beside the parliament. The hotel staff are very responsive and helpful to requests. The hotel design is artistic and minimalist. It would suit people who want to stay in a heritage building, be within walking distance to restaurants, shopping area, and tour bus pick up spots. The room is extremely spacious.

Small rooms, but clean! Self check-in, but staff are available if you need help. You'll need to take a taxi/metro to all the main attractions. But then again, location is always a personal preference.

The hotel has a great location, is very clean, and offers a rich breakfast with plenty of vegetables. The room was a bit small, but the mattress was very comfortable. The hotel also has a strong awareness of environmental protection.

No refunds allowed, everyone please read carefully. Even canceling three days in advance is not possible. Don't book if you have travel plans or are likely to change them. Ctrip intervened multiple times to communicate, but the hotel refused to provide a room. Ctrip unilaterally compensated me 200 yuan; it was a booking that cost over 600 yuan. I don't recommend traveling here in the short term either. There are protests everywhere, and you might even get hit by tear gas. Safety first. There's also a recent mayoral change.

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.

The hotel room was quite spacious, but the facilities were a bit old, especially the bedding which was somewhat yellowed. The hotel's location is pretty good, situated in a bustling area with many restaurants and shops nearby. However, you'll need to take a taxi to reach the main attractions. There's a subway station a few hundred meters away, which is just one stop from Freedom Square. The hotel is located next to a main avenue with heavy traffic, so it can be a bit noisy at night. When checking in, try to request a room facing the inner courtyard. The front desk service was excellent, and the breakfast was decent.

The room was spacious and had a balcony, which was great for smoking without having to go downstairs. Parking was free and there were plenty of spots. The only downside was the breakfast, which was a bit bland and not very tasty. The hotel's location isn't in the old town, so it's ideal if you're driving. However, Tbilisi traffic is incredibly congested, and parking near the old streets is really expensive – it cost me about 70-80 RMB for an afternoon.

There were both pros and cons to our stay. Pros: Beautiful interior Clean and well-cleaned every day All necessary amenities are provided: slippers, robes, shampoos, toothbrushes, etc. Spacious room Plenty of hangers and closets Excellent pool, sauna, and gym with a wide selection of exercise machines and equipment Air conditioning in the room Cons: Far from all the attractions, on a mountain The view from the window was of a garbage dump There's construction in front of the hotel, so there's no beautiful view anywhere On the second day, there was no water in the room, and the staff told us to drink from the tap. But they corrected this the next day. The phone in the room didn't work (the call button was for reception), so we had to go to reception with any questions. Few of the staff speak Russian, and they apparently don't understand English well either, as they gave false information several times. Overall, the hotel is ok if you have a car and if you rent it for the price I did (~$100 per night for a two-bedroom room).

Hotel itself was fine along with the breakfast. The spa was amazing, but I had 2 big problems with the hotel which is service and cleaning: 1. Cleaning: Rooms were not cleaned 3/12 days of the trip where we had to request multiple times those days to clean and sometimes it wasn't even cleaned properly as the room had multiple dead bugs on the floor, especially under the nightstands. 2. Service: The day I checked out my gold bracelet went missing after the cleaning that morning (my friend stayed an extra day). I dug through trash outside after a long battle for them to take me there. We searched the whole room, I spoke to cleaning and more. As I left (15) I spoke to front desk. On 16&17th I emailed. On 18&19th I called. On the 19th I was finally helped and told that he will finally ask around and email me back. It took 5 attempts for them to start bothering and it has ruined the experience for me. If you go really take care of your belongings, but the location is great and so is the pool.

Positive aspects: The hotel is newly opened, and the room itself is clean and well-maintained. Housekeeping is flawless – towels are changed daily, they are clean and in good condition. The bed is comfortable, Wi-Fi works reliably, and the climate control is adequate (neither stuffy nor too warm). The room is equipped with a TV, though the channel selection is limited (no movie channels such as TV1000). Standard amenities are provided: bottled water, slippers, and bathroom toiletries (mini-soap, shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel), although body lotion, toothbrush, and toothpaste were not available. Breakfast is quite basic, but all items are fresh. I would also like to acknowledge the staff member who quickly resolved an issue with a steamer – she was smiling, friendly, and efficient. 1. Check-in experience and guest information: Upon arrival, there was no warm welcome, no escort to the room, and no luggage assistance. No in-room information was provided regarding Wi-Fi access, hotel services, bar prices, or the schedule of the conference (timing and location). All of this had to be inquired about separately after check-in. Additionally, the front desk had difficulty locating my reservation, which caused unnecessary delay. I stayed at this hotel to attend a conference that lasted from early morning until late evening. Unfortunately, instead of a good rest, I had a terrible experience that completely ruined my stay. 2/ Security issue (a nightmare at night): At around 3 a.m., while I was fast asleep before an important day, strangers walked into my room without any prior notice – they opened the door with their own key card. They were just as shocked to see me as I was to see them. Imagine waking up to find unknown people in your private space. Not only is this a serious breach of security and privacy, but a little while later I was woken up again – this time by a receptionist who came to personally apologize for the earlier intrusion. Instead of handling this in the morning or at least calling first, they woke me up a second time. I couldn't fall back asleep afterwards, and I had to get up very early. 3/ Staff response (dismissive and unhelpful): In the morning, I went to the front desk to ask how this could have happened and what the hotel was willing to offer as compensation for my ruined sleep and emotional distress. The female receptionist gave me a cold, cynical reply: ”We already apologized to you – what more do you want?” and ”You didn't sleep? That's your problem. We said sorry.” This attitude is completely unacceptable in the hospitality industry. She made no effort to understand the situation, offered no solution (be it a discount, a complimentary service, or even basic human empathy). For them, a formal ”sorry” seems to be a free pass for any mistake. Conclusion: This hotel cannot guarantee the most basic things – your safety and a good night's sleep. And the staff clearly don't know how to handle guest complaints except with arrogance and indifference. You cannot get back the sleep you lost at 3 a.m., and the feeling of insecurity stayed with me for the rest of my stay. I cannot recommend this hotel to business travelers or tourists alike. If you value your peace of mind, decent service, and actual safety – look elsewhere. Apologies don't replace quality rest, and the staff attitude here is truly disappointing.