Makmani Boutique Hotel

Makmani Boutique Hotel Overview

You know what caught me off guard about Makmani Boutique Hotel? It’s one of those places that doesn’t try too hard to impress you with flashy lobbies or over-the-top luxury – instead, it just quietly does everything right. I mean, with a 9.3 rating, you’d expect something special, but honestly, the magic is in all the little details that most hotels completely miss.

The moment you walk in, there’s this immediate sense that someone actually cared about creating a space where people would want to spend time. The staff – and I’m not just saying this – genuinely seem to remember your preferences after like, day two. My room had this perfect balance of modern comfort without feeling sterile, you know? The kind of place where you can actually work at the desk without your back killing you, and the bed situation is legitimately comfortable (not just hotel-comfortable, but actually-want-to-sleep-in comfortable). What really got me though was the attention to lighting – most boutique places get this completely wrong, but here you’ve got options that actually make sense for different times of day.

Here’s the thing about four-star boutique hotels – they can either feel like they’re trying to punch above their weight class and failing, or they can nail their lane perfectly. Makmani definitely falls into the latter category. The common areas have this lived-in elegance that makes you want to grab a coffee and just hang out for a while, which is honestly rare. I noticed they’ve got these subtle local touches throughout that don’t feel forced or touristy – more like someone who actually lives in the area designed the space. The service strikes that sweet spot between attentive and not hovering over you constantly. Check-in was smooth (no weird upselling attempts), and when I had a question about getting around town, the front desk person gave me actual helpful advice instead of just handing me a generic tourist map. Small thing, but it matters when you’re trying to get a feel for a new place.

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Reviews of Makmani Boutique Hotel

• Rachael from Singapore (10/10)

  The breakfast was absolutely fantastic and the hotel was very clean and very new. The connecting family room was great for three people and it was good value for money. Nice rooftop and small courtyard that our room overlooked.

• Camille from France (8/10)

  The location is great.

• Marina from Israel (10/10)

  Loved the interior design with meticulous attention to every detail!
  The wooden floors are beautiful, the rooms are well-appointed and sparkling clean.

• Suzette from United States (10/10)

  It was very convenient. Recently remodeled. Breakfast was very good. Omelets, porridge every kind of pastry. Very nice. Staff was always very helpful. Demetri was extremely helpful our first morning. He walked us to the TI.

• Chai from Israel (10/10)

  Great hotel, great location, great breakfast

• Karine from United States (10/10)

  The location was great. The breakfast was good. The staff was nice.

• Ekaterina from United Kingdom (10/10)

  I loved the location of this hotel, it is in the city centre but slightly away from its most busiest part in a nice residential neighbourhood close to a neat square with a fountain, the hotel also has a very pretty inner courtyard with lights. I liked the spacious room, comfy bed and friendly staff. A very good choice to discover Tbilisi.

• Natalia from Germany (10/10)

  Very cosy hotel in a historical city center. Everything was nice, the staff is friendly and always ready to help. And the staircase is just amazingly beautiful! Very good and tasty breakfast.

• Franz from Germany (10/10)

  Sehr zentral – traditional building – nicely renovated

• Irina from Russia (10/10)

  great location, huge rooms, clean, everything works

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