The Biltmore Hotel Tbilisi

The Biltmore Hotel Tbilisi occupies the former IMELI building at 29 Shota Rustaveli Avenue, the capital of Georgia's main boulevard. The location places Parliament, the Rustaveli Theatre and the Georgian National Museum within a short walk, while Liberty Square and the Old Town are reachable on foot or by a brief taxi ride. Rustaveli metro station is nearby, and taxis and ride-hailing cars are inexpensive in Tbilisi, so the hotel works well as a base for visitors who want to cover both the 19th-century avenue and the older quarters across the river. The building is a large landmark on the avenue, and the property operates as a Millennium-brand luxury hotel with a polished, international business-and-leisure character. It holds about 214 rooms, offered as Deluxe Rooms, Executive Rooms and suites, with prices that typically run from roughly GEL 367 to GEL 786 per night depending on season and room type. Standout amenities include a rooftop pool, a spa and a fitness centre, which together make the hotel one of the more complete wellness-oriented addresses in central Tbilisi. The rooftop setting gives views over the city's roofs and hills, a pleasant feature in the warm months from late spring to early autumn. Dining is handled by an on-site restaurant, supported by room service, and breakfast is generally the main meal for guests who then head out to the many Georgian restaurants within walking distance on and around Rustaveli. Service follows the pattern of a full-service luxury property: a concierge desk, a business centre, valet parking and airport transfers. That mix suits business travellers attending meetings in the government and cultural district as well as couples and families who want a high-comfort stay. The hotel won the 2025 World Travel Awards title for Georgia's Leading Luxury Hotel, a recognition that reflects its standing among the country's top accommodation options. Visitors should expect higher prices than in the guesthouses and boutique hotels of Sololaki, in exchange for scale, facilities and consistent service. Wifi is available throughout, and the staff are used to international guests, so arranging tours, wine-country day trips to Kakheti or transfers to Mtskheta is straightforward through the concierge.