For $40 a night, I got a dirty room and a bath that I shared with the other guests and the owners. I was covered with bites in the morning. I hope they were mosquitoes. The pillows and bedding were definitely held over from Soviet times. I could tell by the design and how worn they were. I can't imagine... More

We went here as the place we wanted Skadavelli guesthouse was full and this place is close by. The cost was much higher 100GEL. The hotel was not clean and we woke up with many bed-bites all over our bodies. There was a party going on most of the night by hotel owners and what seemed to be friends of... More

Surprised this hotel is still open for business; disappointed that we mistakenly stayed here in June. The hotel is in the middle of a zone of construction involving 100% of the buildings on all sides; the hotel itself is under construction. The hotel interior has been badly neglected: dirt, pealing paint, mold, and outdated mattresses. The AC made noise, but... More

Location isn't everything; Hotel Charm is in a part of Old Tbilisi that is undergoing extensive, and extremely-long term, renovations. The hotel is, as has been noted, in the middle of a construction site (which isn't as interesting as it might seem; in fact the steep trench you have to maneuver to reach the unmarked doors of the hotel effectively... More

We like the Charm and the ladies who run it (one speaks English but is not always around) but they really need to replace the mattresses in the rooms on the upper floor (and maybe the bedspread with what looks like a burn hole in it). It is a family run place, more a B&B than a hotel, well located... More

This hotel is in the rabbit-warren maze of "neighborhood" streets in the Old Town area. The area is undergoing a lot of renovation, but still retains a centuries-old atmosphere. Despite the back-alley appearance, the area is very safe. The hotel is full of charm, as its name suggests. The largest room, once the living room, holds a white Steinway grand... More

We chose Hotel Charm for its location and for its potential "charm," looking forward to a guest-house or bnb experience rather than a hotel. The interior is an interesting mix of Rococo furniture, art, and nicnacs set in large, airy rooms with beautiful crown molding and big, old windows. The bathrooms were a little underwhelming as they had been modernized... More

So be it, it was in the middle of a construction site, the electrics and the water were not operating all the time and I had to go carry our own extra bed from the basement, after some confusion with the room-arrangements; THIS PLACE IS A CHARM INDEED!!! Most of the rooms are decorated with antiques and the owner is... More

The hotel is a nice little house with multiple spacious rooms, a friendly staff and right in the middle of the action on the west bank of the river. It is so close to so many things it is hard to decide which to do first, but once that is done it is easy to walk all around the area... More