A five-star hotel in the centre of Tbilisi that pairs a 1930s institute facade with a modern glass tower: more than 210 rooms including 37 suites, an indoor pool and a spa.
The Biltmore stands at 29 Shota Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi's main boulevard, a short walk from the banks of the Mtkvari River. The hotel occupies the former Institute of Marxism and Leninism, designed by architect Alexey Shchusev and completed in 1938, restored between 2012 and 2016. Behind it rises a 32-floor glass tower that has become one of the city's landmarks.
There are more than 210 rooms, 37 of them suites, with large windows over the city, the river and the surrounding hills. Rooms start at 42 m²; the Royal Suite at the top of the tower covers 220 m² with two bedrooms for up to six guests, a practical choice for a family that wants privacy in one place.
The hotel has an indoor pool, a spa and a gym, free underground parking for guests, and a bank branch in the lobby open 24 hours with currency exchange. Freedom Square, the national museums and the opera house are all within walking distance along the same avenue.