★★★★·Tbilisi·7.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Turkish Sultan Hotel in Tbilisi offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and free WiFi. Each room features a minibar, TV, and work desk. Guests enjoy diverse breakfast options, including American, buffet, vegan, and halal cuisine. Located near Mushthaid Garden, Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena, and Tbilisi Central Train Station, the hotel is 17 km from Tbilisi International Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location was great, close to everything I wanted to see in Tbilisi, and the rooms were very clean, but the room was extremely claustrophobic and cramped, with no elevator in the building; if staying in a tiny windowless room and walking up several flights of stairs is a dealbreaker for you, this hotel might not be the right fit.
Emre·A month ago
Breakfast was served very late, not before 9, preventing early city excursions; the cheap room I booked was practically a crawlspace in the basement, without a window for ventilation or light, and the bathroom flooded every time I showered.
Giuseppe·2 months ago
It was not at all like that; the basement was damp and smelled very bad, with no windows.
Bingcai·2 months ago
Where do I begin? The room we were given had no windows and the door wouldn’t close fully, so I barely slept; the AC dripped water all over my bed and I had to move it to sleep; the floors were half broken and the wiring for lighting and key card was wrong; we arrived at 0400am and changed rooms at 0830am to an even worse one with half‑eaten floors, dirty beds (stained linens), a dangerous shower, and I didn’t take pictures because I was too tired and disgusted to be honest; I’m surprised Booking lists a hotel like this on its ranking, I really am.
Efthymiopoulos·3 months ago
The location is excellent—the main plus: close to the metro, stadium, market, station, exchange offices with good rates, cafes; the staff are responsive, including reception and housekeeping; Wi‑Fi works well and they provide water. The price/quality ratio is questionable; I don’t know why I chose this hotel, probably because of the included breakfast and location, but I’m sure a better option could have been found. My room was on the lowest floor (basement), windowless, without a refrigerator or TV, damp, with water constantly on the floor in the shower, and the curtain offered no privacy; the interior and furniture were tired. Noise from the corridor and neighbors was strong. Breakfast was available but modest—cucumbers, tomatoes, cheese, sausage, cottage cheese, bread, tea, jam, butter. This setup might suit someone on a tight budget who doesn’t mind a hostel‑like experience.
Anastasia·3 months ago