Tbilisi Marriott Hotel
Old Tbilisi, Tbilisi
Vibe
Crystal chandeliers hang in the atrium beneath a restored 1915 Beaux-Arts facade, welcoming diplomats and travelers along Tbilisi's grandest avenue.
“Restored Beaux-Arts relic”
An ornate 1915 Beaux-Arts facade and crystal chandeliers preserve the original Hôtel Majestic grandeur on Rustaveli Avenue.
Parnas Café serves regional Georgian dishes and local wines overlooking the bustling promenade of Rustaveli Avenue.
The Majestic Lounge pours cocktails and afternoon tea beneath high ceilings and central atrium chandeliers.
On Rustaveli Avenue, steps from the Opera and Ballet Theatre and Freedom Square.
Rooms
Classic rooms pair polished wood furnishings and marble bathrooms with sound-insulated windows that frame views over Rustaveli Avenue.
Wellness
A dedicated recovery zone pairs a 24-hour fitness room with a traditional sauna and steam room for unwinding after city walks.
Backstory
Merchant Mikael Aramyants commissioned the property as Hôtel Majestic in 1915, surviving wars and Soviet repurposing before its meticulous restoration.
Eat & drink
Parnas Café pairs regional Georgian wines with street-level avenue views, while the Majestic Lounge pours tea beneath towering salon ceilings.
The neighborhood
Set along broad Rustaveli Avenue, the hotel puts the Opera and Ballet Theatre and Freedom Square within an easy stroll.
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