Boutique Hotel Point

Boutique Hotel Point Overview

I was strolling down улица Ивериа, the cobblestone strip that cuts through the heart of Tbilisi, when the little white sign of Boutique Hotel Point caught my eye. It’s a strip‑mall‑style building, but the front door itself feels like a portal into a quieter corner of the city. The staff at the front desk were incredibly warm – the guy behind the desk was a local, probably born in the neighborhood, and he greeted me with a big, genuine smile. The check‑in process was quick, no long lines, and he even handed me a map of the city with a handwritten note about the best spots to eat around the area. I mean, that’s the kind of personal touch you rarely find in a chain resort.

The room was a cozy blend of modern and Georgian, with a subtle amber glow that made the space feel like a private lounge. The bed was surprisingly comfortable, the linens soft enough that you might not want to get out, which is a welcome relief after a long day of exploring. The bathroom had a shower that delivers a steady, warm flow – a little extra spray that’s perfect after a hot bath in an ancient bathhouse. I noticed the crack in the wooden floorboards; they’re a bit worn, but they add character, you know? Parking is an issue for tourists – there’s a street lot a block away, but it fills up fast, especially during festival season. If you’re driving, you’ll have to be prepared to walk a few minutes or take a short taxi ride. The noise level from the street is low; the only sounds are the occasional traffic hum and the distant bells from the old cathedral. That peace is a real bonus if you’re looking for a break from the city’s bustle.

Honestly, the breakfast spread was a simple but delightful surprise. The café downstairs serves a local pastry called “khachapuri” that’s buttery, cheesy, and just the right amount of doughy – the best part of the morning. For lunch, I took a walk to a nearby café across the street, where they serve a “lobio” soup that’s thick, spicy, and absolutely comforting. If you’re staying late, the hotel’s rooftop terrace is a hidden gem; you can sip a glass of local wine, watch the sunset over the city, and hear the faint click of a distant tram. The peak season is from late spring to early autumn; the street is vibrant, and you’ll see artists and street performers, but the rooms remain quiet and welcoming. I left feeling refreshed, with a few souvenirs in my tote and a new appreciation for the everyday charm that makes Tbilisi so special.

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Reviews of Boutique Hotel Point

• Отличное месторасположение! Замечательная гостеприимная семья владельцев! – Ekaterina from Russia – August 31, 2025 (10/10)

  Отличная семья владельцев, которые сами принимают участие во многих процессах организации проживания гостей! Очень гостеприимные люди! Месторасположение отеля отличное, самый исторический центр! Спасибо за вкусные домашние завтраки Ирине! Обязательно вернусь вновь именно сюда.

• Exceptional – Eleonora from Georgia – August 15, 2025 (10/10)

  Во первых очень понравился сам отель,было очень чисто и комфортно.Вкусный завтрак.
  Отзывчивый персонал,всегда готовый прийти на помощь.
  Конечно же расположение, находится в самом центре Старого города ,все в пешей доступности.
  На верхнем этаже отеля находится терраса,с баром ,где можно хорошо провести вечер в сопровождении замечательного джаз бенда.
  И хочу отметить внимательность и дружелюбность хозяйки отеля.
  Все было великолепно.
  
  What could be improved: Нет такого

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