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About Tbilisi · the city itself
Founded on a hot spring and named for its warmth, Tbilisi has spent fifteen centuries at the crossing of Europe and Asia — restless, hospitable, and impossible to see in a single day.
Old Town District
0.72 mi / 1.16 km from the hotel
A mosque, a synagogue, and centuries-old churches stand within a few minutes of one another, balconies leaning overhead. The city at its most layered, and at its most photogenic just before dark.
Sulfur Baths
1.41 mi / 2.26 km from the hotel
The springs that named the city still rise beneath the brick domes of Abanotubani, the oldest reason anyone settled this valley. Book a private room and a rough-mitt scrub — the ritual Pushkin and Dumas wrote home about.
Rezo Gabriadze Marrionette Theater
0.87 mi / 1.41 km from the hotel
A both kitsch and whimsical favorite of Tbilisi's cultural scene, this tiny theater gives you a wonderful chance to enjoy the performances of marionettes and admire the skills of marionettists.
Shota Rustaveli Avenue
right outside
Visit Shota Rustaveli Avenue, the main thoroughfare of Tbilisi and marvel at the grandiose public, cultural, and business buildings—ideal for photo opportunities. Formerly known as Golovin Street, this central walkway is named after famous Georgian poet, Shota Rustaveli.
Tbilisi Hills Golf Course
10.7 mi / 17 km from the hotel
Discover Tbilisi Hills Golf Course - Georgia’s flagship 18-hole championship golf destination, nestled just 15 minutes from Old Tbilisi at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains
Opened in 2017 and designed by renowned Finnish architect Lassi Pekka Tilander, this breathtaking parkland course rises and descends across 140 m of scenic elevation.