Moxy Tbilisi

Moxy Tbilisi is Marriott's playful, design-minded brand in the Georgian capital, located on Saarbrucken Square in the centre of Tbilisi, Georgia. The square sits between Rustaveli Avenue and Sololaki, so the National Gallery, theatres and cafes of Rustaveli are a short walk, while Freedom Square and the entrances to the Old Town are roughly 10 to 15 minutes on foot. Metro stations in the centre are also within walking distance, which keeps transport simple for short stays.

The hotel has an industrial-style lobby that doubles as a social space, with a bar and restaurant at street level and about 130 compact rooms above. The Moxy approach favours shared, lively public areas over large bedrooms, so the lobby functions as a co-working corner by day and a bar by night. It was named a Michelin Selected hotel in 2025.

Rooms come as Queen Rooms and Twin Rooms. They are compact and efficiently designed, with air conditioning, wifi and modern bathrooms. The format suits solo travellers, friends travelling together and younger visitors who plan to spend most of the day out in the city rather than in the room.

Dining and drinks are on site. The restaurant serves breakfast and casual meals, and the bar is a gathering point in the evening, so guests can eat and drink without leaving the building. For a wider choice, the restaurants of Sololaki and Rustaveli Avenue are close by.

Service is informal and efficient. A 24-hour front desk, a concierge and a business center cover basic needs, and the building has an elevator and wheelchair-accessible features. There is no spa or pool, so the hotel is best seen as a stylish, affordable central base. Rates typically range from about GEL 210 to GEL 393 per night, roughly 80 to 150 US dollars, with the lower end available outside peak summer.