The spot is super convenient, just 15 meters from a beautiful park and plenty of grocery shops, and the hotel itself feels very cozy.
MrHace 2 semanas
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★★★★·Tbilisi·9.0
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The Tea for Two Hotel in Tbilisi City is a historic, adults-only property offering a unique and elegant atmosphere in a restored building. Rooms feature air-conditioning, private bathrooms, tea and coffee makers, and free WiFi, along with garden views, sofas, and parquet floors. The hotel is 15 km from Tbilisi International Airport and near Rustaveli Theatre, Tbilisi Opera and Ballet Theatre, Freedom Square, and Sameba Cathedral.
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The spot is super convenient, just 15 meters from a beautiful park and plenty of grocery shops, and the hotel itself feels very cozy.
Mr·Hace 2 semanas
The bed and mattress were solid, the spot near Fabrica was exactly what I needed, and the staff were great with very little noise. Staying more than 2‑3 days would feel cramped because of limited space and furniture, but it was perfect for a solo trip.
Alexey·Hace un mes
I couldn't have asked for a better stay—everything was just perfect.
Ivan·Hace un mes
The place was nice and clean, which made my visit very pleasant.
Karel·Hace un mes
The staff were sweet, the bed was comfortable, and for the price there were enough amenities: air conditioning, a kettle, a hair dryer, shower supplies, and more. I was assigned a two‑story room, which was not obvious from the booking and should have been indicated in the room title. The upper level had the bed and the lower level had everything else, so I had to keep going up and down. I had a sore leg, so it was quite uncomfortable. The room itself looked worn out, even though the hotel updates some small things. Overall, I felt disappointed because I could have stayed cheaper and better in Tbilisi on the same trip. During my stay there was a brief blackout; it would be nice if the hotel offered flashlights during such outages, as this happens often in Tbilisi.
Valeriya·Hace un mes