No12 Boutique Hotel

No12 Boutique Hotel Overview

When I first walked into No12 Boutique Hotel, I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect – you know how these smaller properties can be hit or miss. But there’s something about this place that just clicks. The lobby has this warm, intimate feeling that immediately tells you you’re not staying at some cookie-cutter chain. The design feels thoughtfully curated without being pretentious, which is honestly refreshing when so many boutique spots try way too hard to be Instagram-worthy.

What really impressed me was the attention to detail throughout the property. The rooms are well-appointed – I mean, you can tell someone actually thought about how travelers use their space. The lighting is spot-on (finally, a hotel that gets that you need both ambient and task lighting), and the beds are genuinely comfortable, not just expensive-looking. The bathrooms are compact but clever, with quality fixtures that feel substantial when you use them. You know what I appreciated most though? The soundproofing is actually decent. I’ve stayed at four-star places where you hear every conversation in the hallway, but here you can actually get some sleep.

The service strikes that perfect balance between attentive and unobtrusive. The staff clearly knows their stuff and can give you solid local recommendations, but they’re not hovering around trying to upsell you at every turn. Check-in was smooth, and when I had a minor issue with the room temperature, they sorted it out quickly without making it feel like a big production. It’s a 4-star property with an 8.5 rating, and honestly, those numbers feel about right – it’s definitely above average without trying to be something it’s not. The place has character and runs well, which in my book beats flashy amenities that don’t actually work. If you’re looking for somewhere that feels more personal than a big hotel but still delivers on the basics really well, this is worth considering.

To book a hotel in Tbilisi during major Georgian celebrations, travelers need early planning as this ancient Silk Road capital draws visitors eager to experience its sulfur baths and traditional hospitality.

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Reviews of No12 Boutique Hotel

• Durgun from Turkey (9/10)

  Especially the hotel's location and staff are excellent, more than perfect.
  
  
  
  Especially the lady working at the reception, her name is TOKİ, is an excellent person.
  
  
  
  Thanks

• Anastasia from Finland (9/10)

  Truly I can say that "No 12 Boutique Hotel" is one of the best hotels in Tbilisi and near the area for a few reasons:
  – Great location, only 5-7min walk from Freedom Square and 10-15min walk from Old city, "Sulfate baths". Very comfortable to reach anything
  – Metro in Freedom Square 8-10min walk in Galleria
  – Amazing staff!!! The hotel manager can lead, advise and train his employees to perform and serve the best possible way! The lady in the kitchen makes the best hot breakfasts "as at Mom's place" every single day and remembers your preferences <3
  – Cleaning staff always ready to help and resolve everything, so that person would be happy
  
  In this hotel you feel that you came to your long lost family and this is a great reunion of everyone, in a great way! Highly recommend!

• Stefan from Germany (8/10)

  Often the Georgians struck me as rather blunt people showing little sympathy for their customers. No 12 Boutique Hotel was one of the few exceptions which is why we were especially surprised by the little smiles and the small gestures of hospitality. The receptionists and the breakfast staff gave us that warm feeling of being welcome that we missed so often in Georgia.
  We had a nice small room with a balcony and a clean, spacious bathroom on the third floor. There was wifi, a TV with unusually many stations (we browsed between Russian, Georgian, Turkish, Iranian and US-american television). There was a water kettle with tea, coffee, a fridge, AC and – something I especially liked – plenty of "Turkish lanterns" that spread a warm, colorful light. A welcome change after all these bright and uncomfortable lights.
  There was a small breakfast buffet with a selection of fried and boiled eggs every morning. If you are looking for a place from which to explore Tbilisi, you'll find this hotel in the centre of the old town with most sights within walking distance. All in all, No 12 was one of the best hotels we stayed at in Georgia.

• Susanna from Finland (9/10)

  Room was great with the balcony and the location was perfect. You can walk everywhere and quite close to metro. Breakfast was excellent. Good value for money.

• Ben from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Very friendly staff and owner. Clean and nice decor. Really convenient location for seeing Tbilisi

• Mln_trn from Belgium (8/10)

  Great location, nice interior design, comfortable bed

• Michal from Poland (9/10)

  The breakfast was good, and you could always get freshly made omelets or other egg dishes in addition to the abundant buffet.

• Andrew from United Kingdom (8/10)

  The decor was lovely especially in the tiles

• Thetravelingsmiths from United States (9/10)

  We loved everything about this hotel! Location, room, breakfast were all great. We walked everywhere. Ate at great restaurants and drank at bars that were nearby but not in the touristy area. Breakfast was nice with breads and fruits with a hot option made fresh. Room had great views and a fridge. We would absolutely stay here again.

• Parastoo from Iran (9/10)

  The location was perfect and quiet.

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