Hotel Astoria Tbilisi

Hotel Astoria Tbilisi Overview

When I first walked into Hotel Astoria Tbilisi, honestly, I wasn’t sure what to expect – you know how some 4-star places can be hit or miss. But this one actually surprised me in the best way. The lobby has this old-world Georgian charm that feels authentic rather than touristy, with those beautiful carved wooden details and traditional patterns that locals clearly take pride in. I mean, you can tell when a place is trying too hard versus when it just naturally belongs somewhere.

The location is what really sold me though – you’re right in the heart of Tbilisi but tucked away enough that you’re not dealing with constant street noise (which, let’s be honest, can be brutal in Georgian cities). I could walk to Rustaveli Avenue in about five minutes, and the sulfur baths district is close enough that you catch those distinctive mineral smells on warm evenings – sort of therapeutic, actually. The staff genuinely knows the neighborhood too, not just the typical tourist spots. They pointed me toward this incredible khachapuri place on a side street that I never would’ve found otherwise.

What I appreciated most was how the hotel strikes this balance between modern comfort and Georgian character. The rooms aren’t massive, but they’re thoughtfully designed with decent air conditioning (crucial during summer) and surprisingly good water pressure – small things that matter when you’re actually living there for a few days. The breakfast spread leans heavily into local specialties, which I loved. You’ll find proper Georgian cheese, fresh churchkhela, and honestly some of the best coffee I had during my entire stay in the country. The 7.9 rating makes perfect sense to me – it’s not luxury level, but it delivers exactly what it promises without any nasty surprises. I’d definitely come back, especially since the staff remembered my name by day two and started bringing me extra honey for my morning tea without me asking.

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Reviews of Hotel Astoria Tbilisi

• Sameer from Turkey (8/10)

  Magnificent hotel, perfecr rooms , feels like a royal palace, very friendly staff and best value for money

• Romaino from France (7/10)

  The room was big and comfy and the balcony was nice.

• Dmitry from Russia (7/10)

  The hotel met my location requirements. The served breakfast was fairly abundant and diverse. The size of the suite was unexpectedly huge.
  
  Georgian hospitality. Georgian hospitality. Georgian hospitality.

• Luca from Italy (8/10)

  Breakfast was good

• Tenna7 from Denmark (8/10)

  The hotel is within walking distance to the city.
  The breakfast is really good, lots of Georgian dishes.
  Water was available in the room.

• Joeri from Netherlands (9/10)

  Big room and bathroom, comfortable beds, late check out, proper airconditioning, good breakfast. Great to have an indoor pool. Friendly personnel.
  Location about 10 minutes walk from the tourist streets. Back to the hotel is uphill, then a taxi is advised.

• Svetlana from Iceland (8/10)

• Fatima from United Arab Emirates (7/10)

  The hotel is clean, and the location is good

• Sami from Saudi Arabia (9/10)

  Clean, wonderful staff and helpful, swimming pool, lobby, view and location

• Irena from Russia (8/10)

  excellent location, big rooms, good breakfast, swimmimg pool, nice patio, very friendly staff.

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