Hotel Citadel Narikala
Location
Tbilisi, Georgia
The Hotel Citadel Narikala is a distinctive boutique hotel offering a thoroughly Georgian experience. With stunning views over the scenic old town of Tbilisi, and located just below the city's landmark Narikala Fortress, the hotel combines the contemporary comforts that today's discerning guests expect with the ancient culture and heritage for which Georgia is famous. Spacious rooms feature sleek modern decor with luxurious beds and sofas, flat screen TV with international channels, free wireless high-speed Internet access, in-room safe and mini bar. Large en suite bathrooms have deep tubs, handheld showers, custom washbasins, bathrobes and slippers, and hair dryer. All rooms have air conditioning with individual controls.
In each room you will find a short history of the century corresponding to your room number, specially written by a famous Georgian author. When your appetite for history has been whetted, you may wish to visit the small museum located in the hotel lobby, displaying archaeological artifacts unearthed during the construction of the hotel. And by all means, don't miss the rooftop terrace offers stunning views over the ancient city center of Tbilisi—there's no more enticing spot to relax with a glass of fine Georgian wine.
Tbilisi, Georgia
The Hotel Citadel Narikala is a distinctive boutique hotel offering a thoroughly Georgian experience. With stunning views over the scenic old town of Tbilisi, and located just below the city's landmark Narikala Fortress, the hotel combines the contemporary comforts that today's discerning guests expect with the ancient culture and heritage for which Georgia is famous. Spacious rooms feature sleek modern decor with luxurious beds and sofas, flat screen TV with international channels, free wireless high-speed Internet access, in-room safe and mini bar. Large en suite bathrooms have deep tubs, handheld showers, custom washbasins, bathrobes and slippers, and hair dryer. All rooms have air conditioning with individual controls.
In each room you will find a short history of the century corresponding to your room number, specially written by a famous Georgian author. When your appetite for history has been whetted, you may wish to visit the small museum located in the hotel lobby, displaying archaeological artifacts unearthed during the construction of the hotel. And by all means, don't miss the rooftop terrace offers stunning views over the ancient city center of Tbilisi—there's no more enticing spot to relax with a glass of fine Georgian wine.
