Boutique Hotel MOJO

Boutique Hotel MOJO Overview

I’ll be honest – when I first heard about Boutique Hotel MOJO, I wasn’t sure what to expect from the name alone. But after staying there, I get it. There’s definitely something magnetic about this place that pulls you in and makes you want to linger a bit longer than planned.

The moment you walk through the doors, you realize this isn’t your typical cookie-cutter hotel experience. The design feels intentional but not precious – you know what I mean? It’s stylish without being intimidating, which is honestly refreshing after staying at places that feel like museums where you’re afraid to touch anything. The lobby has this warm, lived-in quality that immediately puts you at ease, and the staff actually seems to enjoy working there, which always tells you something about a place. I noticed they remember your name after one interaction, and there’s genuine enthusiasm when they recommend local spots – not that rehearsed tourism board stuff you usually get.

What really won me over, though, were all those little details that show someone actually thought about what travelers need. The rooms have proper lighting for reading (finally!), outlets where you actually need them, and – this might sound small but it’s huge – the air conditioning doesn’t sound like a freight train. I mean, you’d be surprised how many places mess up the basics. The beds hit that sweet spot of firm but comfortable, and housekeeping is thorough without being intrusive. Actually, I loved that they have different pillow options available if you ask – I’m picky about that stuff, and they sorted me out without any fuss. The bathrooms are well-designed too, with decent water pressure and toiletries that don’t smell like industrial cleaner.

Sure, it’s a 4-star place with a 7.9 rating, but honestly those numbers don’t tell the whole story. What makes MOJO special is how it feels more like staying at a friend’s really well-appointed place than a traditional hotel. The common areas invite you to actually use them – there’s usually a good mix of business travelers and couples, creating this relaxed but productive atmosphere. I found myself working in the lobby some mornings just because it felt more inspiring than my room. The evening crowd tends to be pretty mellow, so if you’re looking for a party scene, this probably isn’t your spot. But if you want somewhere you can unwind without feeling like you need to whisper or tiptoe around, it’s perfect. I’ve recommended it to several friends since, and they all came back with similar impressions – it just works, you know? Sometimes that’s exactly what you need when you’re traveling.

Hotels near me in Tbilisi offer convenient access to the ancient center, where guests can easily walk to sulfur baths, Peace Bridge, and traditional wine cellars.

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Reviews of Boutique Hotel MOJO

• Mohammed from Qatar (8/10)

  It’s very tastefully designed and when you get there it gives you a very warm homely feel. It’s a bit out of town, away from the city center and in a quiet residential neighborhood, understand that you’ll need a 25 minute cab ride to get you into town.

• Robert from Georgia (8/10)

  Very good hotel and staff

• Icecore from Ukraine (9/10)

  Good personnel. Good furniture.

• Sabotage from Ukraine (8/10)

  Location

• Наталія from Ukraine (9/10)

  Location is great, rooms are clean and all stuff was really helpful

• Lucy from Indonesia (8/10)

  Nice spacious room, very clean, big comfortable bed.

• Selvaraj from Vietnam (8/10)

  location is inside

• Marina from Finland (7/10)

  The staff were nice, the rooms look good
  There was an iron you could use (ask from the desk)

• Eldar from Georgia (7/10)

  Comfortable place to work
  Everyday croissants and fruits
  Pleasant English speaking staff

• Isa from Bahrain (8/10)

  Everything, from the staff to the amenities. Especially the staff very easy going and friendly.

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