Georgia Adventure Holidays

Great customer service. Good rooms. Very clean. Pillows need to be upgraded as they are too hard to sleep on,and breakfast needs to be improved for the quality of food and temperature… Otherwise all good including location.

Horrible experience when I booked a suite! The upper room have ZERO air circulation!! Not even a 1 star hotel…

A beautiful old house finely refurbished with a lovely courtyard. No restaurant open except for breakfast. Staff more clued in than most - Georgian service culture hasn’t thrown off the dead hand of Soviet habits yet.

A beautiful old house finely refurbished with a lovely courtyard. No restaurant open except for breakfast. Staff more clued in than most - Georgian service culture hasn’t thrown off the dead hand of Soviet habits yet.

Great customer service. Good rooms. Very clean. Pillows need to be upgraded as they are too hard to sleep on,and breakfast needs to be improved for the quality of food and temperature… Otherwise all good including location.

Horrible experience when I booked a suite! The upper room have ZERO air circulation!! Not even a 1 star hotel…

A beautiful old house finely refurbished with a lovely courtyard. No restaurant open except for breakfast. Staff more clued in than most - Georgian service culture hasn’t thrown off the dead hand of Soviet habits yet.

If you're looking for a 5 star hotel with a swimming pool, upscale restaurant, and shiny modern items, move on and keep looking! However, if you want a older hotel full of oddities stuck in every corner, within walking distance of the city highlights, a large breakfast that will keep you going until dinner, staff that will do everything to accommodate you, and all at a reasonable price, this is it! My wife and I, and another couple, stayed here for a week in March (2017). We're a cheap bunch so this was a great deal! We walked our legs off every day, and while the beds were soft, that didn't stop us from crashing every day after we got back. I cannot stress enough how the staff were always smiling and would do whatever they could when help was needed. My only tip is to reserve a room on the second floor as it is quieter, and to pay a little more to have your own bathroom. Other than that, enjoy the sights and sounds of Tbilisi with the Isaka Hotel as your base.

A beautiful old house finely refurbished with a lovely courtyard. No restaurant open except for breakfast. Staff more clued in than most - Georgian service culture hasn’t thrown off the dead hand of Soviet habits yet.

Great customer service. Good rooms. Very clean. Pillows need to be upgraded as they are too hard to sleep on,and breakfast needs to be improved for the quality of food and temperature… Otherwise all good including location.