Hotels

Ichan Qala is located is the newer part of town though there is actually nothing to be seen in the immediate vicinity. However, is is close enough to the metro system (an attraction in itself!) and a taxi ride rarely costs more than a couple of dollars. The location is on a quieter street, and the nearest Metro station is a good 20 minute walk away. On the other side, there is no noise problems - the place is dead silent. There is nothing particularly interesting in the vicinity of the hotel. One can be recommended the B&B Coffee House nearby for food/coffee, and there are a few other dining options with it on Rustaveli street.

The decor of the hotel is very nice, it gives the place character. The entrance is impressive and you feel the history with its exterior design. The entire hotel is finished to a very high standard.

The hotel is not overcrowded, and most of the facilities around the complex have only rare visitors, even the swimming pool. There are several different buildings with lovely patios. Rooms and rooms off the chandeliered entry hall - full gourmet kitchen, dining room for a bazillion, gigantic den downstairs with pool table and huge TV.

The rooms are big, spotlessly clean and with comfy beds (on the hard side, though), duvets and pillows. The beds and furnishings are very high quality. The bathroom is very modern and has even underfloor heating. Royal Suite has a den, mirrored closets, canopied bed, two-person whirlpool bath with overhead TV in a gigantic bathroom.