Horizont Hotel Tbilisi

Horizont Hotel Tbilisi Overview

You know what caught me off guard about the Horizont Hotel Tbilisi? It’s one of those places that actually lives up to its name – and I mean that literally. When you step out onto some of the upper floor balconies or common areas, the views across Tbilisi‘s sprawling landscape are genuinely impressive. I’m talking about that mix of Soviet-era apartment blocks, colorful traditional houses cascading down hillsides, and the Mtkvari River winding through it all. Honestly, I’ve stayed at plenty of 4-star places that promise views and deliver a parking lot, so this was a pleasant surprise.

The hotel itself has this sort of refreshingly straightforward vibe – it’s not trying to be boutique-fancy or overly themed, which actually works in its favor. The lobby’s got clean lines and comfortable seating where you can actually relax without feeling like you’re disturbing some designer’s vision. Check-in was smooth (they speak solid English, which helps), and the staff genuinely seemed to know the city well when I asked about getting around. I mean, they didn’t just hand me a generic tourist map – they actually marked up routes and mentioned which marshrutkas to avoid during rush hour. The rooms are what you’d expect from a solid 4-star: comfortable beds, decent bathroom pressure (always important after walking Tbilisi’s hills all day), and reliable WiFi that didn’t cut out every ten minutes like some places I could mention.

What I really appreciated was how the hotel sits in the city – you’re not stuck way out in some business district, but you’re also not dealing with the intensity of the Old Town tourist crush. It’s positioned so you can walk to plenty of interesting spots without the constant stream of tour groups, and there’s something to be said for being able to grab actual groceries or a quick bite at normal Georgian prices nearby. The breakfast spread was honestly better than I expected too – they do a nice job mixing international options with local touches, and the khachapuri they make fresh is legitimately good. Sure, it’s not going to blow your mind, but it’s the kind of place where everything just works the way it should. With an 8.6 rating, I’d say that’s pretty spot-on – it’s not perfect, but it gets the fundamentals right and then adds just enough extra touches to make you feel like you picked well.

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Reviews of Horizont Hotel Tbilisi

• Natalia from Ukraine (9/10)

  So comfortable hotel! Friendly staff! Good prise! My recommendation! Thanks!

• Margarita from Denmark (9/10)

  Very nice conversation with staff, comfortable beds!! Big and clean room

• Fatimah from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Staff were very polite, respectful, responsive and helpful. Good healthy breakfast. Very good overall. We have stayed here before and had a very good experience, so we stayed here again and we will definitely be back.

• Shiva from India (9/10)

  If you intend to take bus from Tbilisi to Batumi then the location of this hotel is perfect. The bus pickup point is hardly 5 min walk from the hotel. As such Hotel is nice and clean. Rooms are very spacious and staff is also friendly.

• Anurajh from United Arab Emirates (9/10)

  The cleanliness

• Anton from Turkey (9/10)

  Very cool interior, very good people

• Noushad from India (9/10)

  Staffs are good

• Dany from United Arab Emirates (8/10)

  The location is very convenient to quickly reach the main shopping hotspots around the centre. The room size is decent and the bed is comfortable. Breakfast was good, with enough options to cater for all tastes. Parking (limited space) is just outside the main entrance under camera surveillance. Very friendly and helpful staff.

• Ilkin from Azerbaijan (9/10)

  I need hotel near Dinamo Tbilisi academy. it was the best one. staff is polite, everything is clean and it’s easy to go everywhere. wifi was good also. rooms are wide and beautiful

• Jesusa from United Arab Emirates (9/10)

  Good and friendly staff.They all are approachable.

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