1/5

Stamba Hotel

Tbilisi • Mtatsminda District • SPLURGE

avg. $321 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

A Soviet-era printing house on Kostava Street in Tbilisi's Mtatsminda district — built in the 1930s to produce the Georgian Soviet Encyclopedia — gives Stamba Hotel its essential character: raw concrete ceilings still bearing the impressions of their original formwork, exposed service runs threading between the structural bays, and a building depth that no conventional hotel brief would ever have specified. The conversion, completed in 2018 by local architect Giorgi Khmaladze with interiors by the Tbilisi-based studio MGallery alongside creative direction from Adjara Group, preserved the industrial envelope almost entirely, inserting 18 rooms and suites into volumes that feel more like inhabitable loft floors than conventional guest accommodation. The rooms themselves establish a deliberately eclectic tension between that raw industrial shell and collected, almost theatrical furnishings — channeled leather bed frames in cognac, ochre-painted walls beneath whitewashed structural coffers, floor-to-ceiling bookshelves stocked with actual books, and polished brass vessel sinks catching the amber light filtering through timber-slatted blinds. Public spaces push the colour palette further: the bar counter is rendered in dusty rose with burgundy velvet stools beneath a cascading crystal chandelier, its patterned encaustic tile floor pulling against the factory-scale windows with their red-painted frames. In the restaurant, mint-green buttoned banquettes sit alongside potted ficus trees and deep-teal brick tiles, the whole arrangement carrying the atmosphere of a greenhouse that wandered into a mid-century European brasserie and decided to stay.

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Generously-sized guestrooms feature extra-large cloud-like beds, personal McIntosh brand hi-fi systems, La Marzocco coffee machines, gilded free-standing brass bathtubs and showers, mini bars and flat screen TV-s. Massive guestroom windows look out onto the lush, rambling courtyard gardens of both Stamba and Rooms Hotel, while the corner suites feature a stunning glass wall in the living room.

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Stamba Hotel Reviews

331 reviews

"Probably the coolest hotel in the world. ‘Hotel’ is a bit misleading because Stamba is an entire eco-system for the modern traveller. Design-wise it is sublime, playful, and quirky. It just has a brilliant energy about it, never stuffy, always vibrant. It’s an inspiring place that puts Tbilisi on the map."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 01, 2026

"The hotel has wow factor everywhere. The reception is super cool with books and records all around, the rooms have a real wow about them. Stay in the aviator room, the sofas bath and bookcases are brilliant. The sound system was superb as well. I read some negative comments about the shower and supplies of hot water but we had no issues with either. The staff all spoke good English so no concerns there. The best part was you were right above a hip, cool and trendy cafe, bar and restaurant on the ground floor. A really nice buzz and vibe pretty much all the time. The Lolita restaurant is part of the hotel but we couldn’t get into as it had a queue outside at 1400 on a Sunday, so make sure you book! It looked great as well. There was a little noise from the courtyard but nothing too bothersome . The location is easy access to the metro but we just walked everywhere without problems. Taxis were cheap for a trip out of town to the Chronicles. As a European the taxi’s are really cheap, just use the bolt app. The hotel made our weekend so make sure you book in here for a stay in town!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 25, 2026

"Don't be dismayed by the title of this review: 'Stamba' definitely has warmth & care for their visitors. Bec & I chose 'Stamba' (over some big-name competitors down Rustaveli) for our 25th anniversary trip to Georgia. Upon entering we could be feel the way they blended professional, classy care & style, with modern twists, touches & taste! This old newspaper factory now has numerous super-styling guest rooms, plus: multiple restaurants and bars, a book store, a barber, plus plenty of greenery for colour and fresh air! We would both highly recommend choosing to stay here if in Tbilisi."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 21, 2026

"We had a great time staying at Stamba hotel, the rooms are beautiful and the location is very convenient. It has been lovely to visit Tbilisi."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 20, 2026

"Great location if you want to walk around the city. Very comfy and cozy atmosphere. Professional and friendly staff! They provide high level service, but it's not shiny 5* standard hotel, it's more like a boutique style."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 30, 2026

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