Five Tbilisi Hotels Under $75 a Night for Families on a Real Budget

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Tbilisi is an easy short-haul option for Gulf-based families needing visa-friendly access and prices well below Dubai’s own. All five hotels below came in under $75 a night when checked on Expedia, which keeps a week’s stay realistic for two adults.

We’re being upfront: none of these five have guest reviews or a star rating in our data yet, so treat the prices as verified and everything else as needing a quick check before you book.

1. Gino Seaside Tbilisi, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

Tbilisi, exact neighbourhood not listed in our data · from $74 a night

Gino Seaside Tbilisi, Trademark Collection by Wyndham checks in at $74 a night, the top edge of this budget list for two adults.

Amenities, 8.0 out of 10
Property conditions & facilities 8.4
Overall 8.6 out of 10
Liked: cleanliness, staff & service, amenities, property conditions & facilities by family with young kids

Worth knowing: Cleanliness, 8.8 out of 10
Staff & service, 9.0 out of 10
Amenities, 8.0 out of 10
Property conditions & facilities 8.4
Overall 8.6 out of 10

2. Maxela Apartments

Tbilisi, exact neighbourhood not listed in our data · from $58 a night

Maxela Apartments comes in at $58 a night, the cheapest option on this list for two adults.

An apartment-style stay often means more space and a kitchenette, useful for family meals, It was amazing flat with one full bedroom and a half bedroom + sitting area with 2 big size sofas. It is good for family and budget. A tip to any new bookings: please get their number and call them about your arrival. It is bit difficult to identify the building from outside for new visitors. I would definitely recommend this property.

Worth knowing: Cleanliness, 9.0 out of 10
Staff & service, 8.8 out of 10
Amenities, 9.2 out of 10
Property conditions & facilities 8.8
Overall 8.8 out of 10

3. Phazisi Hotel

Tbilisi, exact neighbourhood not listed in our data · from $61 a night

Phazisi Hotel is priced at $67 a night, sitting comfortably in the middle of this budget shortlist.

The owner was extremely kind and helpful. She even helped us book a taxi. The rooms were spotlessly clean. Room configurations are the real selling point. Ten rooms in twin/double, triple and quad layouts, with parquet floors, air conditioning and free Wi-Fi, and some rooms include a kitchen with a fridge, oven and stovetop. A quad room and a kitchen is unusual at this price point and matters a lot with young children.

Worth knowing: Cleanliness, 9.6 out of 10
Staff & service, 9.6 out of 10
Amenities, 9.8 out of 10
Property conditions & facilities 9.6
Overall 9.4 out of 10

4. Hotel Imperial

Tbilisi, exact neighbourhood not listed in our data · from $73 a night

Hotel Imperial is priced at $73 a night, close to the top of this budget range for two adults.

lead with the location and the family suite, and say plainly that room condition is inconsistent and to photograph the room on arrival if it doesn’t match the booking.

Worth knowing: Overall 8.8 out of 10

5. Family Hotel Kolorit Old Tbilisi

Tbilisi, exact neighbourhood not listed in our data · from $64 a night

Family Hotel Kolorit Old Tbilisi comes in at $64 a night, a reasonable mid-point for this budget shortlist.

Our family stayed for 4 nights and we were very pleased. The people were very friendly. We also liked the breakfast. The rooms were clean. It’s a true family business. Owners super friendly and really try to make you feel at home. Prepared breakfast sandwiches for us night before as we had to leave very early. Room generally very nice with modern decor.

Worth knowing: Cleanliness, 9.6 out of 10
Staff & service, 10 out of 10
Amenities, 8.8 out of 10
Property conditions & facilities 9.2
Overall 9.6
Location 9.6
Breakfast was a highlight with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, complete meals prepared, and local delicacies offered. (4 reviews)

None of these five hotels can promise resort-style kids’ facilities from what we can see, so if your children need dedicated play areas, dig into recent traveller photos and reviews on Expedia before confirming. For a straightforward budget stay in Tbilisi, all five are worth a look.

Book early if you’re travelling around Gulf school holidays, as availability at these rates tends to tighten fast.

Rates checked on 6 September 2026 for the dates in this guide. Hotel prices move constantly, so treat these as a guide and check current rates before booking.

Booking notes for Tbilisi

A few things worth knowing before you book any of these.

Prices move a lot by season. Under $75 a night buys a genuinely good family room in Tbilisi outside July and August, and considerably less during them. If your dates are flexible, September and October are the sweet spot — still warm, half the crowds, and the mountains are at their best.

Check where “Tbilisi” actually means. Several of the best-value places sit outside the old town, and a listing that says “3 km from Freedom Square” means a metro ride or a taxi every time you leave. That’s fine with older children and wearing with a toddler at the end of a long day. Taxis are cheap enough that it rarely ruins a trip, but budget for them rather than assuming you’ll walk.

Ask about the lift. Tbilisi’s old town is full of converted buildings, and a third-floor room with no lift is a different holiday when you’re carrying a pushchair and a sleeping three-year-old.

Family rooms go first. There are fewer of them than doubles, and in a ten-room guesthouse there may only be one. If you find a place with a genuine quad or a room with a kitchen, book it earlier than you would otherwise.

Where to go next

If you’re still working out the shape of the trip, we’ve written up how to plan a 5-day Georgia trip from Dubai — flights, the visa position for UAE residents, and what a week actually costs for four.

And once the beds are sorted, the things worth doing in Tbilisi with kids covers the day trips that work with young children and the ones that really don’t.