Georgia Tbilisi GT Hotel is a 3-star retreat in Tbilisi, Georgia, just 1,4mi from the city center. Located at 28 Kote Afkhazi Street, this hotel offers breakfast and serves as a convenient base for exploring the Georgian capital’s vibrant neighborhoods.

Inside, rooms come with air conditioning, soundproofing, a balcony, and views of the mountains and landmarks, plus free Wifi, a private bathroom with free toiletries, and access to a restaurant, bar, terrace, and a 24-hour front desk. Shuttle service (extra charges) and an airport shuttle (extra charges) add convenience, while kid-friendly options include a buffet and kids’ meals (extra charges). Reviews: 827. Minimum price: not listed.

Front-facing terraces and balconies let guests soak in mountain or landmark views after days of exploring Tbilisi’s streets, with a lively, traveler-friendly vibe that makes a great base for a Georgia adventure.

GT Hotel in Tbilisi invites travelers with a friendly 3-star vibe and a dash of Georgian charm. On-site dining centers around Restaurant #1, serving Local and European fare in settings that range from Traditional to Modern to Romantic, making it easy to find a mood that suits the night.

Sleep options span a diverse lineup of rooms—from Budget Double Room (183 sqft) to the expansive Superior Suite (646 sqft) that can sleep up to four. Several accommodations feature balconies or terraces with views of the mountains or city landmarks, perfect for a evening re-cap after a day of wandering. Expect practical comforts like air conditioning, soundproofing, free Wifi, and private bathrooms with free toiletries, with layouts built for couples, families, or small groups (examples include Family at 269 sqft with 1 Twin and 1 Queen bed, and Family, Balcony at the same size).

Practicalities add to the traveler-friendly feel: a 24-hour front desk stands ready to help, and shuttle options (including an airport shuttle) are available for an extra charge. Payment is cash-only, keeping things straightforward for a quick check-in after exploring Tbilisi’s winding streets.