★★★★·Tbilisi·9.0
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ou é só digitar: “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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The Zorba&Bond Boutique Hotel in Tbilisi offers 4-star comfort with free WiFi, air-conditioning, and private bathrooms. Each room features a work desk, minibar, and soundproofing for a relaxing stay. The hotel provides private check-in and check-out, a hot tub, and daily housekeeping, along with a paid shuttle service and car hire. It's located in the city centre, near Freedom Square and Saint George's Cathedral, with scenic views and attentive staff.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The location, design and friendly staff were good, but there was a damp smell, the safe didn’t work, and there were no proper common areas, so breakfast could only be taken in your room.
Eraldo·Há 3 semanas
The staff were great and very helpful, and the location was very good. Thank you.
Colin·Há 4 semanas
The staff were very kind, the interior was nice, and the service and cleaning were good. Thank you.
Kristina·Há um mês
Everything! The hotel is a really beautiful boutique spot right in the heart of Tbilisi, and I’ll definitely stay again. The terrace outside our room wasn’t super private, but honestly it’s not a big issue.
Steviep1984·Há um mês
I had one unhappy night. The hotel graciously refunded the next two nights I had booked, and I changed hotels—maybe the first time I’ve ever done that. The location of the Zorba is a long way from anything to do with the old town, and it also fronts a very busy road just a few feet from the front door, which is kept locked—a thing I haven’t seen before. Because of the traffic it took the hotel two tries and the better part of an hour to get a taxi when I left. It’s a very small hotel without a dining room or bar. You can have breakfast if you order it the night before and it will be delivered to your room between 9 and 11:30 to have in bed. It will have to be in bed because the small writing desk isn’t large enough for a breakfast. The only option for the American breakfast is scrambled eggs. Even with 12 hours notice it’s the only choice. It seems the convenience of the hotel is more important than what the guest may want—a feeling I got in other hotel choices. The designer chair for the small writing desk is so low your chin is barely above the desk. On my request staff brought a real chair so I could use the desk. Reception is only staffed from 9 to 11. There is a number to call if you need anything after hours, but when I tried it so I could check out before 9 it wasn’t answered. I asked reception if they had a tourist map of the city, but they don’t. The tourist office has one and it surely wouldn’t be hard for the hotel to get some and provide them to guests. The room is small but ok size wise. Lighting in the bathroom consists of an art deco light on a side wall dim enough that I gave up shaving that day. Last point: the room lock is an old fashioned key lock. Good to have your cell phone flashlight available to light up the keyhole in a darker corridor. Overall it’s an artsy boutique hotel short on practical usefulness.
Paul·Há um mês