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Communal Hotel Sololaki

  • Price$$
  • CategoryBoutique
  • Rating★ 4.8

Communal Hotel Sololaki is a 13-room boutique hotel at 6 Kojori Street in Sololaki, set in a restored 19th-century townhouse. Sololaki is among the most atmospheric central districts of Tbilisi, with sloping lanes, wooden balconies and art-nouveau facades, and the hotel sits within easy walking distance of Freedom Square, the Old Town and the foot of Narikala Fortress.

Communal Hotel Sololaki is a 13-room boutique hotel in a restored 19th-century townhouse on Kojori Street in Sololaki. There is no restaurant; breakfast is served at a shared table. It holds a Michelin Selected designation (2025) and a Mr & Mrs Smith Seal of Approval (2026).

Communal Hotel Sololaki is a 13-room boutique hotel at 6 Kojori Street in Sololaki, set in a restored 19th-century townhouse. Sololaki is among the most atmospheric central districts of Tbilisi, with sloping lanes, wooden balconies and art-nouveau facades, and the hotel sits within easy walking distance of Freedom Square, the Old Town and the foot of Narikala Fortress. Freedom Square metro station is the nearest large transit hub, and many of the city's best restaurants and wine bars are reachable on foot. The character of the property is intimate and residential: it has the feel of a private townhouse rather than a conventional hotel, and the restored architecture is the main attraction. It holds a Michelin Selected designation from 2025 and a Mr & Mrs Smith Seal of Approval from 2026, recognition that places it among the most respected small hotels in Georgia. Rooms are offered as Standard Rooms, Superior Rooms and Suites with balconies, with rates generally between GEL 236 and GEL 472 per night, or about $90 to $180. Amenities include a terrace, garden views, air conditioning, a concierge and room service. There is no restaurant on site; breakfast is served at a shared table, which encourages conversation among guests and gives the stay a house-party flavour. For dinner, guests rely on the numerous restaurants in Sololaki and the Old Town, and the concierge can recommend and book tables. There is no pool or spa, so the appeal is the building, the location and the quiet. Service is personal and small-scale, suiting couples, design-minded travellers and those who value atmosphere over facilities. Wifi is available. Guests with luggage should note that the street is a typical Sololaki lane, and arranging a taxi to the door in advance is sensible.

Practical information for Communal Hotel Sololaki · Last updated September 2026
Price $$
Address 6 Kojori Street, Tbilisi 0105, Georgia

Room types

  • Standard Room
  • Superior Room
  • Suite with balcony

Amenities

  • shared breakfast table
  • terrace
  • garden view
  • air conditioning
  • room service
  • concierge
  • wifi

Location

6 Kojori Street, Tbilisi 0105, Georgia

41.6889, 44.7942 View on map

Highlights

  • Restored 19th-century townhouse with 13 rooms
  • Michelin Selected 2025 and Mr & Mrs Smith Seal of Approval 2026
  • Shared breakfast table and terrace
  • Suites with balconies
  • Walkable to Freedom Square and the Old Town

Tips for visiting

  • There is no restaurant, so ask the concierge to book dinner nearby.
  • Arrange taxi arrival to the door because Sololaki lanes are narrow.
  • Rates run roughly GEL 236-472; book early for autumn.
  • Sololaki streets are steep, so comfortable shoes help.
  • Request a suite with a balcony for the best views.

When to visit

Spring and autumn offer mild weather for exploring Sololaki on foot; summer evenings suit the terrace.

Accessibility

The hotel occupies a restored 19th-century townhouse on a steep Sololaki street, so step-free access is likely limited; visitors with mobility needs should confirm details with the hotel before booking.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Communal Hotel Sololaki?

It is at 6 Kojori Street in Sololaki, a short walk from Freedom Square and the Old Town.

Does the hotel have a restaurant?

No. Breakfast is served at a shared table, and guests dine at nearby restaurants.

How many rooms does it have?

The hotel has 13 rooms in a restored 19th-century townhouse.

What recognition has it received?

It holds a Michelin Selected designation (2025) and a Mr & Mrs Smith Seal of Approval (2026).

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