Good modern hotel pretending to be the best and most expensive in the city. Big room, friendly cleaning team, good breakfast. Great for couples and not for families with kids.

Had to remind twice of the requested baby cot. Check-in starts at 15.00, while our room was not ready by 16.00 - we had to wait in the lobby with a 1 year old child. Breakfast goes for extra fees, and you find it out at check out only. Personnel at front desk pretend not to speak Russian, while English yet to be improved. Lamps in the corridor are stylish, but give you no light at all.

The room has a unique design, comfortable bed and sofas. Bathtub in the room also in cool style. Location is very great, so many nice cafes around

There is no breakfast included in the room, so you have to go to Stamba cafe and order from the menu. Menu for breakfast it’s not that big and food is very very average. Also we tried to order room service from Stamba cafe- same experience. Food wasn’t good. If you want to have nice breakfast I recommend to go to Rooms Hotel next door.

Staying in this hotel was a beautiful experience. I will try to list the positives in order: - Room size: our room had a sizeable living area (full-wall-length bookcase, sofa, chair, tv), a large bed, a luxury bath with a fully-stocked (and reasonably priced!) minibar and then a bathroom with a shower etc. - Decor: the whole theme, which tied into the building's origins as a printing press, gives the hotel a unique, quirky but luxurious feel. - Dining: the room service food was all excellent. Lots of local, Georgian options which are healthy and delicious as well as some more familiar comforts if required like burger/pasta. Within 100m of the hotel is Lolita, a beautiful Italian restaurant that feels like an American speakeasy on the way in with the chained door but opens up onto a beautiful terrace. Talking of which, the hotel itself has a lovely restaurant attached, with a fine-dining feel on the interior and a relaxed garden terrace exterior. - Facilities: inside the hotel building is an enormous library-workroom, a bookshop, a wine-tasting cavern and a photography museum. - Staff: the rooms were cleaned quickly, minibar restocked daily and staff were helpful in every way. If I ever return to Tblisi, I will find it very hard not to just rebook immediately into this hotel.

It was a supremely comfortable stay, and everything about the hotel was high quality. Location was excellent for walking around Tbilisi with access to plenty of great restaurants and cafes nearby. Was blown away by the quality of the amenities in the room - La Marzocco Linea Mini espresso machine and grinder?! Plus wonderful Grown Alchemist products in the bathrooms. Bed was one of the comfiest I’ve ever slept in. Staff was so kind and helpful and responsive during entire stay. Would return if given the opportunity.

Rooms were a little on the dark side once the sun went down, especially in bathroom for anyone doing makeup. Wish breakfast could have been included as an option, but there were plenty of other choices nearby.

The atmosphere and artwork. The comfort of the bed and the spaciousness of the room. The location was in the middle of everywhere I wanted to visit. The staff is nice and the cafe is eccentric and you never know what new music you will find there.

What I liked about my stay far out weighed what I didn't like. There were many fees. Early check-in was a necessity for me and I couldn't avoid it. I don't have the budget for the myriad of drinks placed in a well stocked mini bar and I wasn't sure about the fee for that one too. However, I always enjoy my stay at this hotel and that makes up for any minor inconvenience.

The bed was incredibly cosy and a second duvet was brought up to the room right away. Fantastic bathroom. Service is excellent and all the staff were lovely, helpful and professional. Very interesting decor and architecture. I love that there were so many different spots to spend time in within the complex - the amphitheatre, a wine bar, another bar, a cafe, a shop, a book shop.. Lovely hotel.

I do not like carpet, and the room was unfortunately carpeted. I feel like a wooden (or other type of non-carpet flooring) would immediately upgrade the room - however, I do realise this is just a personal preference. Admittedly the carpet was very clean, so not a huge issue.

The whole character of the property and attention to detail in its decor just had me spellbound. I have stayed all over the world but never at a property that is so unique in design and decor. The layout of the room with the bathtub, the book shelves (and choice of books), the lovely retro style espresso machine and the well thought out bar with all bar tools and even a booklet with cocktail recipes, everything was just so unique and tasteful.

Very small issue. But during my stay on almost all days one of the 2 elevators would almost always not be functional. Causing one to wait for long as the hotel is very busy since it has a co-working space. Maybe the timing of my stay was clashing with the regular elevator maintenance dates.

The Stamba Hotel in Tbilisi is a fantastic place to stay! It has a great location, and the rooms are very spacious for the price, which is a big plus. The Stamba Café downstairs is super nice and well-known, perfect for a good meal or coffee in a stylish setting. The hotel itself is beautiful, with a carefully designed and unique atmosphere. Room service is fast and efficient, and the staff is friendly and professional.

The only downside: the blinds couldn’t be lifted, so the room was constantly dark, no matter the time of day. This might have been to hide construction work outside, but I really missed having natural daylight in the morning. Being in the dark all the time felt a bit frustrating over several days. Overall, it’s a great hotel, but this detail might matter for those who enjoy natural light!

Fancy and concierge is helpful. Food is excellent.

Not that kinda traditional service-focus hotel. Noise to midnight.

One of my favourite hotels in the world. Stamba is considered and the rooms are spaces to hang out in, not just stay. We stayed for 2 weeks with our newborn and loved it. The ease of restaurant choices close by were great for us too as we didn’t want to venture too far. Also love sitting on the outdoor steps/amphitheatre and having a wine. Thanks for a beautiful trip!

Occasionally room service menu items were not available. As we were staying in a lot this was little annoying, but very minor in the scheme of things!