Radisson Blu Iveria Hotel, Tbilisi

$150-250/ nacht

Boek dit als You want the most commanding views in Tbilisi and a pool scene that feels like a Bond movie set.

Waarom mensen ervan houden

The 18th-floor infinity pool with glass walls overlooking the city
Anne Semonin Spa is free for guests (and actually world-class)
Central location on First Republic Square makes the whole city walkable

Snel Overzicht: A glossy, high-rise power move that trades boutique charm for killer views and reliable luxury.

Beoordeeld door @Kipermanpic: I stayed here with my family and was blown away. The floor-to-ceiling windows in our room gave us the most insane views of Tbilisi. Relaxing in the sauna while watching the city below was a highlight. Definitely the best spot for a mix of luxury and family fun.

Gast die hier verbleef zei

The hype

Travelers are obsessed with the views and the spa, often calling it the best hotel in the city for first-timers.

Reality check

Service can be a bit 'corporate cold' compared to Georgian guesthouses, and the elevators get busy during conference hours.

You need a reliable, high-end base with fast Wi-Fi for work
You live for a morning swim with a panoramic mountain backdrop
You want to be steps away from Rustaveli Avenue's action

Schoonmaak & Onderhoud

Housekeeping: Daily and efficient. Guests rarely report missed spots.
Bathroom hygiene: Sparkling. The glass and chrome surfaces are kept smudge-free.
Maintenance: Excellent condition. The renovation held up well, though some carpets in hallways show minor traffic wear.
Linens & towels: Crisp, white, and high thread count. No complaints here.
Odors & scents: Neutral and fresh. No lingering smoke smells in non-smoking rooms.

Sleepability™

8STIL

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0-4LUID

4-7.5GEMATIGD

7.5-10STIL

Thumping bass from the rooftop Oxygen Bar (affects top floors)
Street noise from First Republic Square on lower floors

Voordat je boekt

Goed om te weten

The hotel has a fascinating history: it housed refugees for a decade before this renovation.
The casino entrance is separate but shares the general vibe of the complex.
Bolt (taxi app) works perfectly here; don't use unmetered street taxis.

Wat je mee moet nemen

Swimsuit (the indoor infinity pool is non-negotiable)
Smart casual outfits (the rooftop bar has a trendy dress code)
Universal adapter (though most rooms have modern outlets, it's safe to bring one)

Kamer Genie

Beste keuzes

Premium Room with Panoramic City View (worth the upgrade for the floor-to-ceiling vista)
Corner rooms for a dual-aspect perspective of the Mtkvari River

Kamers om te vermijden

Low floor rooms facing the back (less impressive views)
Rooms directly under the 18th floor if you sleep before 1 AM

Kamer Aanvraag Genie – kopiëren en plakken

“I would love a 'Premium Room' on a high floor (10-15) facing the river/city. Please avoid the floor directly below the rooftop bar due to noise sensitivity.”

Veelgestelde vragen & Verborgen tips

Alles wat je eigenlijk wilt weten voordat je boekt.

Is the pool open year-round?

The stunning indoor infinity pool is open year-round. The outdoor pool is seasonal (approx. May-Sept).

How much is breakfast?

If not included, expect to pay around 60-70 GEL (~$22-26 USD) per person. It's a massive buffet.

Is it pet friendly?

No, pets are generally not allowed. Only service animals are permitted.

Is parking free?

Yes, parking is typically free for hotel guests, but you must validate your ticket. Double-check at check-in as policies can shift.

Can I walk to the Old Town?

Yes, it's a pleasant 15-20 minute walk down Rustaveli Avenue to the heart of the Old Town.

Is there a spa fee?

Access to the Anne Semonin Spa (pools, saunas) is free for guests. Treatments cost extra.

Tips van Insiders

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The 'Iveria Cafe' next door is great for a lighter, cheaper breakfast than the hotel buffet.
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Ask for a 'river view' specifically—the city lights reflecting on the Mtkvari at night are magical.
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The sauna has a floor-to-ceiling window looking out over the city. Go at sunset.

5 dingen die je moet weten voordat je gaat

💡The building was a refugee camp for IDPs from Abkhazia for over 10 years before becoming a Radisson.
💡The 'Oxygen' bar on the 18th floor has a dedicated smoking area on the 17th floor.
💡There is a glass-bottom section in the pool (or it feels like it due to the edge design) that gives vertigo-inducing views.
💡The elevators can be surprisingly slow during morning rush hour.
💡You can hear the faint hum of the city even on high floors, but it feels like 'white noise'.

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