Margot Old Tbilisi

Margot Old Tbilisi is a 35-room boutique hotel at 27 Ketevan Dedofali Avenue in Avlabari, on the stretch of the left bank known as Avlabari-Metekhi. The street is lined with 19th-century courtyard houses with carved wooden balconies, a style that defines old Tbilisi, and the hotel sits within that streetscape rather than in a modern tower. Metekhi Church and the Kura river embankment are close, the Old Town's sulphur baths and Abanotubani district are reachable on foot across the Metekhi bridge, and Avlabari metro station is the nearest transit link. The atmosphere is intimate and residential, a contrast to the larger chain hotels on Rustaveli Avenue, and the property was a Michelin Selected hotel in 2025. Rooms are offered as Double Rooms, Superior Rooms and Suites, with nightly prices typically in the range of GEL 183 to GEL 393, placing the hotel in the moderate bracket for boutique stays in the capital of Georgia. Standout amenities include a garden, a restaurant and a bar, which give the property a social heart that many guests use for evening drinks after sightseeing. Dining on site centres on Georgian and European dishes, and breakfast is served at the hotel for guests. Room service and a concierge round out the service, and accessible parking is listed among the amenities, which is unusual for an old-quarter property. There is no pool or spa, so the appeal is character, location and scale rather than facilities. The service style is personal and small-hotel in character: the concierge helps with restaurant reservations, wine tastings and day trips to Mtskheta, Kakheti or Kazbegi. The hotel suits couples and independent travellers who prefer a quieter base with views of the historic roofline, and who are comfortable walking the hilly lanes of the old city. Wifi is available throughout the property.