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Hotel Afisha

Hotel Afisha

Old Tbilisi, Tbilisi


Design Social Local
Central

Opened 2024   $$

MICHELIN Guide

“The resulting hotel is a heady mix of modern elements and retro-futuristic echoes of the ’70s and ’80s. Its 118 rooms and suites spread out across ten floors — this is no pint-sized boutique — and each unit is a modern-luxe haven...” 
MICHELIN Guide
Hotel Afisha — vibe

Vibe

Esma Khetsuriani styles the interiors as a 1970s cinematic set, blending retro-futuristic curves with tailored Italian furnishings.

“Retro-futuristic set-piece”

Design

Cinema-themed retro-futurism by Esma Khetsuriani, pairing 1970s aesthetics with Italian furnishings.

Social

Champagne cocktails at Afisha Brasserie alongside a dedicated rooftop evening lounge.

Local

Afisha Wine Room pours traditional Georgian qvevri amber vintages alongside regional pairings.

Central

In Vera steps from the Tbilisi Concert Hall and the wine bars of Wine Factory N1

Hotel Afisha — rooms

Rooms

Guest rooms frame views across the Vera district, pairing bespoke Italian woodwork with tailored retro details and soundproofed calm.

Hotel Afisha — wellness

Wellness

The spa houses an indoor swimming pool, a hot tub, a sauna, and dedicated rooms for body treatments.

Hotel Afisha — backstory

Backstory

The hotel was conceived as an homage to Georgia's cinematic legacy, designed alongside architectural team City Project and agency Gastronaut.

Hotel Afisha — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Afisha Brasserie pairs Josper grill dishes with champagne, while the dedicated wine room pours traditional Georgian qvevri amber vintages.

The neighborhood

The hotel stands in Vera, directly beside the Tbilisi Concert Hall and steps from the bustling courtyards of Wine Factory N1.

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