Best Hotels in Tbilisi for Every Budget

Stamba is the most iconic and popular hotel in Georgia. It’s an architecture and design lover’s dream, set inside a former 1930s Soviet publishing house in Vera, a great neighborhood to be based in and explore. The luxury hotel has an edgy, post-industrial vibe with high ceilings, exposed brick, dim lighting, and retro colors. But Stamba is more than a hotel. It’s a cultural landmark in Tbilisi filled with more locals than hotel guests. Tbilisi residents come for the trendy restaurants and bars, to hang out in the garden and amphitheater, and work from D Block Workspace. P.S. I’ve spent months at Stamba and written all about it here! If you like Stamba’s style, its sister hotel next door, Rooms Tbilisi, is another great option.

Unfound Door is a small boutique hotel that elegantly bridges Georgia’s past and present. Housed in a restored 19th-century historic building with pseudo-Baroque frescoes, the hotel preserves Tbilisi’s unique cultural heritage, blending it with modern design and luxury. Unfound Door offers an intimate and personalized stay, featuring elegant interiors and a gorgeous restaurant and bar. It’s centrally located on the east side of the Kura River, close to Marjanishvili metro station. The hotel is steps from Barbarestan, one of Tbilisi’s best fine dining restaurants. Its owners found a 19th-century Georgian cookbook at an antique market and recreated its traditional recipes using modern, innovative techniques.