Gutsa Artists Guest House

A cute little hotel with massive rooms in a sweet old lady's flat. Much better than staying in a faceless shiny hotel.

All the basic amenities are included: hot water, blankets, soap. Also there is air conditioner and free Wi-Fi. Location is cool, Rustaveli subway station is near the hotel. However, the rooms are really old Soviet fashioned, everything looks shabby. The service is bad and there were literally ants crawling on the floor. You can definitely find a better option for these money

The place is really in the center of the city, so location is great. Paintings all around the place are nice too. But the room windows are straight at a heavy traffic central road: prepare to wake up every 30 mins because of bikers. Even closed windows will not save you. This is not a hotel, the owner bought all flats on the floor. Beds are literally falling apart, my brother left the hotel to find another one at 3am, as he couldn't sleep at all Everything is from the Old Soviet style: shabby, old, uncomfortable Breakfast is poor: fruits and buckwheat my kids couldn't eat But the main problem is the owner (a 70+ year old lady). She asked my 9 year old son (without asking any permission from me or my wife) to go and buy her some food on the streets of Tbilisi. We were lucky to find him fast before he got lost. We told the owner that this is not acceptable, and the son was in real danger. In response she called the police(!) The police quickly understood the situation and helped us to return money back, as we wanted to leave immediately. So be aware