How to Find Hotels in Tbilisi Georgia

The capital Tbilisi and the rest of Georgia have had a long and storied history as a country living on the border of east, west and middle east. That's made it a major point of tension in the past, but now Tbilisi is becoming a place to go to eat great food, buy beautiful jewelry and sip fine Georgian cognac.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Computer with Internet access in order to book accommodations online
• Valid passport from your nation of origin and all appropriate visas

Choose a Location and Class of Hotel in Tbilisi, Georgia

1. Book your accommodations near the Metekhi Bridge. It is close to the city center, prices are cheap (about $80 per night) and this location offers the easiest access to taxi service.

2. Book accommodations near Baratashvili Street, one of Tbilisi's prominent nightclub scenes. The Night Office is on Baratashvili Street, as are a number of other clubs popular with visitors and locals.

3. Find 5-star accommodations near the Botanical Garden. These great hotels offer panoramic views of the city as well as great rates on even the most luxurious rooms, with some rooms selling for less than $200 per night.

4. Book accommodations on Rustaveli Avenue early, as hotels in the area can fill quickly--particularly when a show is opening at the Paliashvili Opera House.

Prepare for Your Hotel Stay in Tbilisi, Georgia

5. Arrive in Tbilisi International Airport, about 10 miles from the city center. The airport opened in 2006, and the flight schedule includes stops by multiple international airlines.

6. Have a Russian phrasebook handy, as many places in Tbilisi do not offer English signs or translation.

Know the Laws and Customs of Tbilisi, Georgia

7. Take a train to Tbilisi from Batumi, a resort town on the shores of the Black Sea. It's a popular destination for Georgians and vacationers alike.

8. Be sure to visit the 5th century Sioni Cathedral Church, one of the oldest churches in all of Georgia.

9. Step back in time and see the ancient Narikala fortress, once a major defensive position protecting Tbilisi from outside invaders.

10. To book accommodations in Tbilisi, Georgia, call Visit Georgia at 99532 996829 or visit the link below.

Tips & Warnings

• Get your visa prior to arriving in Tbilisi. The process is a hassle at the airport, and is known for being less than reliable.
• There have been pickpocketing problems in the past in Tbilisi, so be sure you're not carrying large sums of cash with you unless you're in a group or have no choice. A moneybelt might also be a smart purchase prior to your departure.