Monograph Freedom Square

Monograph Freedom Square Overview

I’ll be honest – when I first walked into Monograph Freedom Square, I wasn’t expecting much from the exterior. But man, this place completely changed my perspective on what a five-star hotel should feel like. The lobby hits you with this perfect balance of modern sophistication and warmth that actually feels authentic, not like they hired some designer to make it Instagram-ready.

What really struck me was how they’ve managed to create this sense of intimacy despite being a proper luxury property. The staff genuinely remembers your name after the first day (and I mean genuinely, not that forced hospitality thing), and there’s this attention to detail that you don’t always get even at this price point. The rooms are spacious without feeling empty, and honestly, the bathroom situation is next level – I’m talking rainfall shower that actually has proper pressure and a soaking tub that’s deep enough for tall people. You know what really impressed me though? The blackout curtains actually work. Sounds silly, but you’d be surprised how many expensive hotels mess that up. The beds are that perfect firmness where you sink in just enough, and I’m someone who’s pretty picky about mattresses.

The location puts you right in the heart of things without the constant street noise that usually comes with central spots. I mean, you’ll hear some city sounds – it’s not a monastery – but nothing that kept me awake. What I loved was being able to walk to so many places instead of constantly dealing with taxis or figuring out public transport. The concierge team actually knows their stuff too, not just the tourist trap recommendations. They pointed me toward this little coffee place around the corner that I never would have found otherwise, and it became my morning routine. The hotel’s restaurant is solid (though not groundbreaking), but honestly, with all the neighborhood options within walking distance, you’re not stuck eating hotel food every night. One small thing that bugged me – the elevators can be a bit slow during peak check-in times, but that’s pretty minor in the grand scheme of things. The fitness center is well-equipped and never felt crowded when I used it, plus they have actual towel service, not just a sad stack by the door. If you’re traveling for business, the Wi-Fi is reliable throughout the building, and there are plenty of quiet corners in the lobby if you need to take calls or catch up on work.

Monograph Freedom Square Accommodations

Reviews of Monograph Freedom Square

• Maciej from Poland (8/10)

  Great localisation, room, and food. Incredible view from the top and amazing place for morning breakfasts. The hotel staff helped us a lot. A perfect place to stay in Tbilisi.

• Dr from Oman (7/10)

  Good location

• Abdulmohsen from Saudi Arabia (7/10)

  Location

• Bhaskar from India (8/10)

  I recently stayed at MONOGRAPH and had a mixed experience. The hotel's location is undoubtedly its strongest selling point – right in the city's heart, surrounded by plenty of restaurants and attractions.

• Patricia from United States (9/10)

  Location is great. The hotel is modern and the room is big. We liked high ceiling and Nespresso pods!

• Maisa from Azerbaijan (7/10)

  Location

• Andrei from United Arab Emirates (8/10)

  Location is good, nice hotel

• Danielle from Belgium (9/10)

  Great location, amazing view

• Fahad from Kuwait (7/10)

  Overall is great , good decorating and nice stuff

• Karen from Armenia (9/10)

  The location was perfect, you can reach any touristic places just by walking. Nice terrace where you can enjoy the evening. Very comfortable beds, which is the most important thing for hotels!

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