Alma Boutique Hotel

Alma Boutique Hotel Overview

First Impressions

Walking into Alma Boutique Hotel on Rustaveli Avenue, you immediately get that “this place knows what it’s doing” feeling. The lobby strikes this perfect balance between Georgian character and modern sophistication — not trying too hard to be trendy, but definitely not stuck in the past either. I mean, you can tell they’ve put thought into every detail without making it feel stuffy or overly designed.

Prime Tbilisi Location

Honestly, the location is pretty much unbeatable. You’re right on Shota Rustaveli Avenue, which is basically the main artery of Tbilisi — think theaters, cafes, shops, and that constant buzz of city life just outside your door. The four-star property sits in the Mtatsminda district, and couples absolutely love it here (they rate the location 9.6, which honestly makes perfect sense when you experience it). You can walk to the Opera House in about three minutes, and the old town is just a pleasant stroll down the hill. Plus, you know what’s great? You’re close enough to everything but still on a street that doesn’t feel chaotic.

The Room Experience

The room here actually feel like someone’s stylish apartment rather than a generic hotel room. They’ve managed to incorporate Georgian design elements without going overboard — maybe some traditional textiles or local artwork, but nothing that screams “tourist hotel.” The beds are genuinely comfortable (I’m picky about this), and the bathrooms are modern and well-appointed. What I really appreciated was the attention to lighting — there are enough options that you’re not stuck with harsh overhead lights or trying to read by a dim bedside lamp.

Dining and Amenities

The hotel’s restaurant serves both Georgian and international cuisine, and they do a solid job with both. Breakfast is definitely worth getting up for — they have local specialties alongside the usual continental options, so you can try khachapuri if you’re feeling adventurous or stick with familiar favorites if you prefer. The staff here really knows their stuff about local dining recommendations too, which comes in handy since you’re surrounded by some of Tbilisi’s best restaurants and wine bars.

Why Guests Love It

What sets Alma Boutique Hotel apart is how it manages to feel both distinctly Georgian and internationally comfortable. You’re not sacrificing modern amenities for local character — you get both. The service feels personal without being intrusive, and the location means you can explore Tbilisi on foot during the day, then come back to a peaceful retreat in the evening. It’s the kind of place where you actually want to spend time in your hotel rather than just using it as a place to crash. For couples especially, there’s something romantic about being in the heart of this beautiful city while having your own comfortable base to return to.

Alma Boutique Hotel Accommodations

Reviews of Alma Boutique Hotel

• Frederik from Denmark (10/10)

  Great location, great beds and Nice terace

• Christian from Germany (9/10)

  Very comfortable bed and cushions. The location is very good. You have a perfect view at the opera and theatre building. Staff is very responsive and friendly.

• Paul from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Great location, easy walk to the Old Town.
  Wonderful staff, I really enjoyed my stay.
  A good night's sleep each night, room spotless, will be staying at the hotel again, next week!

• Alexander from Armenia (10/10)

  Everything is great, clean & quiet. Staff is incredibly friendly, very thankful to them ♥️
  
  Balcony is just beautiful peace of art!

• Мария from Russia (8/10)

  Location

• Aleksandre from Switzerland (10/10)

  Excellent location, clean, kind service, big rooms

• Ivan from Montenegro (9/10)

  The rooms was very confortable and had a nice balcony. Reception is available 24/7 so we had no issues with very late check in.

• Thi from Vietnam (9/10)

  Perfect location. If you would like to join a tour, most likely the pickup point is at 25 Rustaveli which is opposite the hotel, just take the underground pass. Close to restaurants, small grocery store and within walking distance to the Freedom Square and Parliament House. Opposite is the Opera House. Facility is so so, but the room is quite large vs most of local hotels, with high ceiling and window. You can pick a room with balcony. Choose the room with front view as it's Opera view.

• Timur from Georgia (9/10)

  Pleasant and helpful staff at the reception;
  Good value for money;
  It is a great location for visiting museums and to get familiar with the City Center.

• Sheila from Philippines (10/10)

  The property was very good.
  Need to improve the main entrance and elevator.

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