Rooms Tbilisi
Old Tbilisi, Tbilisi
MICHELIN Guide
“Indeed, the sleek eight-story hotel, located inside an old publishing house, embodies many of the qualities that make Tbilisi so appealing — elegant architecture, rich traditions in literature and the fine arts, a bohemian spirit, an emphasis on social life.”
Vibe
Steel factory windows, salvaged oak, and rich leather seating anchor a lively communal scene that spills into a leafy greenhouse courtyard.
“Industrial publishing depot hangout”
Industrial-chic publishing house conversion with salvaged oak, leather seating, and custom retro furnishings.
The open courtyard greenhouse bar and moody cocktail lounge draw an active neighborhood crowd.
A repurposed Soviet-era publishing and printing house retaining post-industrial steel window frames.
In the bohemian Vera district, steps from Rustaveli Avenue and surrounded by bustling courtyards and cafes
Rooms
Dark hardwood floors pair with custom leather headboards, vintage accents, and freestanding clawfoot tubs tucked into open-plan bathrooms.
Backstory
Local design collective Adjara Group converted this Soviet-era publishing house, retaining raw post-industrial steel frames and century-old regional timber.
Eat & drink
The Kitchen sources organic produce from its own regenerative farm, while courtyard bartenders mix botanical drinks inside a glass greenhouse.
The neighborhood
Set in the bohemian Vera district, quiet tree-lined streets of historic 19th-century townhouses lead toward bustling cafes and Rustaveli Avenue.
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