The Sheraton Grand is in the heart of Tbilisi, offering stunning views over the historical Old Town. Built in 1989 during Georgia’s communist period, the Palace has undergone a $60 million sweeping luxury makeover, catapulting it into 21st-century style and sophistication.
Back on its pedestal as Tbilisi’s iconic hotel, it features an immense atrium, which soars to 10 floors, new glass-sided elevators and charming valets always on hand to provide exceptional service and atmosphere. An unexpected surprise? You’ll be welcomed with a chilled bottle of Espresso Martini.
There are 220 sizeable rooms and suites featuring soft pastel shades with sleek, modern design — half of which have balconies that look out onto the Mtkvari River, the historical old town, and the magnificent Holy Trinity Cathedral. Guests can also savour modern Georgian cuisine from ATI rooftop restaurant, catch some rays by the large outside pool, or take to the luscious spa which features five treatment rooms, a sauna, a spa and a steam room.
