Guest User
June 4, 2024
I stayed at this hotel for about two weeks and really enjoyed it: it's a good budget city hotel. The service is a strong point, especially the front desk staff—a special shout-out to Ani, Ana, and Mariam. I don't usually call out people by name, but I can genuinely say they're doing an excellent job. Even though I was just a classic member at check-in, they acknowledged my loyalty, which was appreciated, and gave me a high-floor room upgrade — totally unexpected but really nice of them. The only caveat is that the hotel isn't central, which can be a downside depending on where you want to be in the city. It's about an 8-minute taxi ride (8-10 GEL via Bolt) from the historical center. There's a metro station next door, but it's not within walking distance to the sights or restaurants. For me, this wasn't a problem as I was aware of the location, but judging by reviews on other platforms, some people are caught off guard by this. That said, the value for money, in my opinion, isn't great. This is in line with other hotels in Tbilisi I've stayed at — they're all good, but a bit overpriced for what they offer. That said, this hotel is perhaps the best value you can find from a big chain in the city. Accor hotels in Tbilisi probably have the most honest pricing right now and offer good or even great service. So, in the end, I'd still highly recommend it.