I have trusted the reviews from this site and did not regret it. The communication was easy in that family owned guesthouse. As far as I know, the owner, a former teacher, can cope with Georgian, Russian (in writing, with a native speaker level), French and German (orally). She has relatives living abroad if extra help is needed. Her many... More

I stuck to the good recommenadations here which was a big mistake. I didn't stay here because we couldn't come to an agreement. I contacted this unprofessional place by email in English and got an answer after a few days. Then, it turned out that somebody helped the owner lady with English but obviously not in the correct way. After... More

First off this is a quaint little place, with paintings everywhere.It's a guesthouse not a hotel it's not the Crown Plaza or Four Points Sheraton.The elderly lady that runs the guesthouse was quite pleasant to me despit the fact that she speaks only Russian & Georgian.The rooms were sufficent to the cause.Maid service upon request or at least clean towels/linen... More

I am georgian and I have chosen this hotel for my friends who were coming to Tbilishi this summer. The hotel location is great, you are in the center of the city. The prices are affordable and the rooms are clean. What was very shocking for me and what will make that I will never never go back to this... More

This place is terrible, I really don´t understand the rave reviews. First of all the "pleasant" lady is not all that pleasant. They insist on being paid from the get go. Also the "breakfeast" is laid out on the table before she goes to sleep so you´re greeted in the morning with stale bread and soggy tomato. Needless to say... More

My husband and I stayed at the quaint Hotel Gutsa on a weekend getaway to Tbilisi for my birthday (we currently live and work in nearby Azerbaijan). The central location couldn't be better -- just up the street from the Rustaveli metro station, within easy walking distance from the cute cafes and restaurants in Vere in one direction and the... More

I stayed at Hotel Gutsa twice in June and July 2010 and was charmed by the owner, Ala, a painter whose works are generously displayed throughout the small hotel, which is located on the second floor, above some shops, very conveniently located on Rustaveli. She serves a small breakfast in the morning, sent me on the way with all kinds... More

I love Hotel Gutsa - I stayed here in May 2008 and again in March 2009 when I came to Tbilisi to do research for 2 weeks. It's located on the main drag (at the top of Rustaveli St), rooms are very nice (the best is #1, facing the courtyard), each with its own bath and toilet, television, and wireless... More