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PAID CONTENT FOR THE BLUE FOX HOTEL


The Blue Fox Hotel TBILISI , GEORGIA


The Blue Fox Hotel, in Tbilisi’s historic Kala district, blends old world charm with contemporary elegance. Set in a restored 19th- century mansion, it offers a design-focused stay deeply rooted in Georgian heritage. Its inner courtyard — traditionally the heart of any Tbilisi home — has been transformed into a tranquil, open-air sanctuary where historical architecture and modern aesthetics coexist. It’s a peaceful space that invites quiet reflection, conversation or a calm morning coffee. Located in the old town, the hotel places guests


within walking distance of both iconic landmarks and hidden local gems. While the nearby sulphur baths, Narikala Fortress and Sioni Cathedral are essential stops, smaller discoveries — like the winding Betlemi Rise, artisan studios or intimate museums — reward those who explore. A true highlight of the property is Restaurant


Blue Fox, which mirrors the hotel’s philosophy: honouring tradition through a modern lens. The venue is both welcoming and refined, drawing in locals and travellers from morning to late evening.


The menu showcases Georgia’s diverse culinary landscape with creativity and respect — think smoked trout with tarragon oil, khachapuri (bread with cheese), and beetroot and walnut pkhali (vegetable spread). Georgian tkemali (sour plum) sauce with herbs like ombalo (pennyroyal) and fresh coriander adds layers of flavour. The wine list celebrates the country’s ancient


winemaking heritage, with a special focus on qvevri-aged varietals from small producers. The cocktail menu offers playful nods to the region, featuring black walnut bitters, chacha (a traditional Georgian spirit) infusions and tarragon syrups. Whether guests are enjoying breakfast in the


courtyard, sipping amber wine at dusk or gathering over shared plates, Blue Fox delivers an experience that feels both grounded and elevated. The Blue Fox Hotel is more than a stylish place


to stay — it reflects the character, flavours and culture of Tbilisi. With thoughtful design, excellent dining and strong ties to the city’s heritage, it offers a boutique experience that feels both authentic and distinctly Georgian.


DON’T MISS Savour a sunset dinner at Restaurant Blue Fox — pair local qvevri-aged wine with modern Georgian dishes in the hotel’s courtyard


Need to know


KEY FEATURES • Member of Design Hotels — awarded 1 Michelin Key for a very special stay


• Elegant courtyard sanctuary blending heritage & modern design


• On-site Restaurant Blue Fox with creative Georgian cuisine


• Curated wine list highlighting qvevri-aged varietals


• Walking distance to major landmarks & hidden local gems


KEY ACTIVITIES • Visit nearby landmarks, like sulphur baths & Narikala Fortress


• Enjoy wine-tastings or cocktail evenings at Restaurant Blue Fox


• Join a guided heritage walk through the Kala district


GET IN TOUCH marriott.com +995 551 98 65 98 hello@bluefoxtbilisi.com


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