Hotels near Tsereteli Metro Station, Tbilisi

The old building was beautifully renovated, rooms were so charming. Breakfast was delicious.

Everything is cozy and artistic. I like the staff the most, the room , and the breakfast restaurant. The buffet is amazing with variety of home made food. The location is great also

Very clean, nice design, great a/c. All very comfortable

You got to stay here to experience true Georgian hospitality From the food to the service everything was top notch!

Owner was very kind and "friendly" , staff was so kind and friendly too,room and bed and bathroom was clean ,break fast was compact and good 👍, beautiful terrace with nice view 🌁

The property is run by Irakli and is a beautiful boutique hotel. The location is close to Rustavelli avenue and Liberty Square. It's a steep walk up from these areas but Bolt and Yandex are easily available. The location has many options to dine and wine and is the main square of the city. Irakli, his brother Guga and his Dad all are super kind, friendly and nice folks. They made mine and my mum's stay so comfortable. The hotel also offers a very nice breakfast on the top floor. We had the double room with Balcony on the second floor which was a decent size with all standard room facilities available. The room was clean and comfortable. Irakli offers car rental and airport transfers. He has very nice comfortable cars (Subaru and Mitsubishi) and is a great option for going around Georgia. Since I don't drive, Irakli and his brother kindly showed us around all the spots in the country at very competitive prices. It was very comfortable for me and my mother and I would highly recommend it. They also gave great advice for souvenir shopping. There is a homely feeling to this hotel. Mum and I would order in dinner and have it on the terrace where Irakli and his friends would also share their lovely Georgian food (khinkali, bread and cheese) and homemade wine. We were made to feel at home and we will definitely go back to this property and meet Irakli and his family.