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Tbilisi aerial view

Tbilisi, Georgia

Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, layers Persian-style sulphur bathhouses, carved wooden balconies and Art Nouveau mansions beneath the Narikala fortress, all wrapped in the country's famous hospitality and an 8,000-year-old wine culture. Its luxury hotels range from a glass tower on Rustaveli Avenue to a reborn Soviet printing house, with supra feasts, natural-wine bars and day trips to the vineyards of Kakheti close at hand.

Paragraph Freedom Square, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Tbilisi

Marriott's Luxury Collection flagship in Tbilisi, on Freedom Square at the gateway to the Old Town and Rustaveli Avenue.

The Biltmore Hotel Tbilisi

A soaring glass tower on Rustaveli Avenue, the tallest hotel in the Caucasus, with panoramic rooms and a full-service spa.

Stamba Hotel

Adjara Group's cult design hotel in a Soviet-era printing house, with soaring lofts, a glass-bottomed rooftop pool and a vertical farm.

Rooms Hotel Tbilisi

The Design Hotels member that put Tbilisi on the map: an industrial-chic conversion of a publishing house in Vera, with a leafy courtyard, terrace and celebrated bars.

Sheraton Grand Tbilisi Metechi Palace

The city's grande dame on the Metekhi heights, fully rebuilt in 2019, with a vast atrium, river views and a resort-style outdoor pool.

Tbilisi Marriott Hotel

A 1915 grand hotel on Rustaveli Avenue, restored with marble, chandeliers and classic elegance steps from Parliament and Freedom Square.