Tbilisi Marriott Hotel

Tbilisi, Georgia. Located on Rustaveli Avenue, behind a richly decorated Renaissance- and Baroque-inspired façade with columns framing the entrance.

Tbilisi Marriott HotelTbilisi, Georgia

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Practical information

116 rooms and 11 suites, including two presidential suites and one vice-presidential suite.
Parnas Café & Restaurant, the Lobby Lounge and the Majestic Cigar Lounge, a nod to the hotel’s original name.
Nine conference halls and a ballroom, fitness centre with sauna and steam room, and an outdoor patio.
Located on Rustaveli Avenue, behind a richly decorated Renaissance- and Baroque-inspired façade with columns framing the entrance.

8 dates, written by Grand Hotels of the World from the sources below.

1911
Armenian merchant Mikael Aramyants commissions a luxury hotel; Aleksandr Ozerov draws the design, later reworked by Gabriel Ter-Mikelov.
1915
The building is completed and named Hôtel Majestic, meant to be the finest in Tbilisi.
1915 – 1917
During the First World War, the building serves as a military hospital before it can welcome the public.
1921
After the Soviet takeover of Georgia, the building passes to the trade unions, housing a print shop, stores and a basement cinema.
February 1939
Refurbished, it returns to its original use as the Hotel Tbilisi, run by the state travel agency Intourist.
December 1991 – January 1992
The hotel is badly damaged by fire during the coup that preceded the Georgian Civil War.
1995 – 2002
Architects G. Metreveli and V. Kurtishvili oversee its reconstruction, preserving the original façades.
26 September 2002
The Tbilisi Marriott Hotel opens in the restored building.