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Artizan Design Hotel TBILISI , GEORGIA


Situated in the heart of Tbilisi’s historic Vera district, Artizan Design Hotel is a space where heritage meets creativity. The hotel’s design blends original architectural charm with modern elements to create an atmosphere that’s both elegant and authentic. Each room, corridor and corner tells a story — one that reflects the vibrant artistic spirit of Georgia while inviting guests to slow down. At the heart of the hotel is Iakobis Ezo, one of


Tbilisi’s most beloved restaurants. Surrounded by green, beautiful gardens, it offers an inviting setting for slow lunches, intimate dinners and memorable evenings under the stars. The kitchen focuses on seasonal ingredients, bold flavours and the timeless warmth of Georgian hospitality. The restaurant’s modern, soul-warming dishes pay homage to the country’s culinary roots, invigorated with French culinary techniques and a New York attitude. Guests can continue their sensory journey at


the Listening Bar, an intimate space designed for deep listening, relaxed conversation and carefully curated vinyl selections. Here, sound, atmosphere and hospitality create a rhythm that


carries on late into the evening. Artizan is also a haven for coffee-lovers. OKRO Roastery, the hotel’s in-house coffee roastery, sources and roasts beans with meticulous care, creating a daily ritual of freshness and flavour. The hotel is a living celebration of Georgian


art and history. Within its walls lies the Iakob Nikoladze Museum, dedicated to the legendary Georgian sculptor whose former home and studio are preserved as part of the hotel. Guests are invited to explore the intimate world of Nikoladze, gaining insight into his life, his process and his contributions to Georgian modernism. It’s also just steps away from the SLCT Art Gallery, which presents a rotation of contemporary art exhibitions from local and international artists. At Artizan Design Hotel, every detail — from


its architecture and curated art to its restaurant, bar and coffee roastery — reflects the spirit of Tbilisi. Whether exploring the city’s vibrant streets, savouring seasonal cuisine or immersing oneself in Georgian art, every stay invites a deeper experience of the city’s culture and character.


DON’T MISS Explore Tbilisi’s vibrant art and cafe scene with a self-guided walk from Artizan through the creative and charming Vera district


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KEY FEATURES • Iakobis Ezo restaurant, offering garden dining


• In-house coffee roastery & cafe spaces


• Intimate Listening Bar with curated vinyl collection


KEY ACTIVITIES • Fine dining & wine-tasting at Iakobis Ezo


• Coffee-tasting & roasting experiences • Music sessions at the Listening Bar • Private events & cultural gatherings • Lakob Nikoladze Museum within the hotel


• SLCT Art Gallery featuring contemporary exhibitions


GET IN TOUCH artizanhotels.com/en +995 591 083 526 contact@artizanhotels.com instagram.com/artizandesignhotel


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