Radisson Blu Iveria Hotel, Tbilisi

Radisson Blu Iveria Hotel is a tall landmark building at 1 Rose Revolution Square, also known as First Republic Square, in Tbilisi, Georgia. It stands at the start of Rustaveli Avenue, the city's main boulevard, beside the Kura river embankment and the Rose Revolution Square metro area. The location puts the Parliament building, the National Museum, theatres and a long line of cafes within a short walk, and the Old Town and Sololaki are reachable in roughly 15 to 20 minutes on foot or a few minutes by taxi.

The tower is one of the most recognisable silhouettes on the river and is valued for its views. Upper-floor rooms look across the Kura toward Narikala Fortress and the hills of Mtatsminda, which makes the hotel popular with first-time visitors who want a central position, river outlooks and the dependable standards of an international chain.

Room types include Standard Rooms, Business Class Rooms and Suites. Facilities are in line with the Radisson Blu brand, with air conditioning and wifi in the guest rooms, and larger suites offering additional space for families or longer stays. Business Class rooms add benefits aimed at corporate travellers.

Dining and drinks are covered by a restaurant and a bar, with breakfast service that caters to international guests. Room service is available, and the surrounding area has many Georgian restaurants for visitors who prefer to eat out.

A fitness center and business center support both leisure and corporate stays, and a concierge can arrange transfers, tours and restaurant reservations. The service character is professional and business-oriented, suited to conference attendees and short city breaks alike. Guests rate the hotel about 4.3 on average. Typical rates run from about GEL 288 to GEL 576 per night, roughly 110 to 220 US dollars, with higher prices during major events and summer.