Great breakfast, beautiful room and friendly accommodating staff. Close to the center of Tbilisi. Cool small venue right on top of an excellent garden restaurant.

This is such a special place. Once checked in we did not want to leave anymore. The atmosphere is amazing. You can feel the writers discussion in the old times in the upper floor. Breakfast was delicious. Rooms are all different. Very comfortable. Bathrooms very nice. The Museum in the house is closed, but as a guest you can walk through the house and it feels amazing. Definitely coming back for a longer stay.

Parking is on the street. No reserved places.

The staff were really nice, and good breakfast with freshly cooked omelettes.

All good

I’m honestly not sure where to start (though I’ll add a couple of pictures to support my, uhh… assessment). The place is literally magical (I am/was here at the end of July - Tbilisi is/was hot at the time - just so you know). So… it’s ABSOLUTELY great. Yep. Unlike any place (I wouldn’t want - nor I will - call it a “hotel”) I’ve stayed in. It’s really hard to describe… As I wrote above - it’s just pure magic. So - of course - you absolutely don’t have to take my word for it, but if you are in Tbilisi - I absolutely urge you to spend at least two nights here. One to sleep - and one to absorb the beauty and energy of the place and the people who keep that energy alive.

I loved it, but if you want a TV in your room - there’s none. It’s a “Writer’s House”, not a “Netflix’-house”. But trust me if you will: you will love it. Cheers!

My mother stayed in the Writer's house for 4 days and was absolutely happy by all the aspects of it. She said that, quote: "The aura of this place totally conquers you... It's like a time travel. Silence, tranquility, cleanliness and hospitality wrap you and carry away from all the awkwardness of modern life". The hotel itself is located in a Writer's museum in the center of Tbilisi, within walking distance (~5-10 minutes) from Liberty square and metro station there. The rooms are located on the third floor, and although there is no elevator, it can hardly be seen as a downside, since the first two floors are occupied by a museum (two museums, actually: the first is dedicated to the former owner of this house, and the second one is dedicated to the Georgian writers who were oppressed by the government). Overall, the building interior is unique and very interesting, with many details and items inviting you to stop and check them, connecting to the culture and traditions of Tbilisi and Georgia. A beautiful stained glass window; a mysterious door located near the ceiling; an old staircase with brass handrails; an open terrace overlooking a beautiful inner garden; museum shelves full of carefully arranged display items - all this will definitely take a couple of minutes from you, and you'll never regret that time you spent going through them all. Each and every one of the hotel rooms has its own unique name and style. Since several rooms were unoccupied upon our arrival, we had a luxury to choose the one we like more. My mother compared both available rooms and decided to stay in the one which looked more traditional. During the four days of stay, she noticed no problems at all. There was no disturbing noise, power and water supply were stable and sufficient, AC was working properly to ensure the comfortable temperature in the room. The furniture and decorations were combined into a perfect match, creating a unique visual experience.

We absolutely enjoyed everything in the hotel. It felt like home. The hotel is very cozy, staff is very friendly. Especcialy we would like to thank the director of the hotel Natalia, she was so helpful and nice, she orginised for us a transfer to the train station. We really loved everything.

The unique setting in this old town villa full of history.

All was great I enjoyed my stay there It reminded me of my grandmother’s place!