Stamba

Tbilisi

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Stamba

This former Soviet-era publishing house has been transformed into a boutique hotel with stylish interiors, a glass-bottomed pool, a cafe, bar and a restaurant which serves modern traditional Georgian cuisine. A perfect marriage of the old and the new. Stamba combines its main building with a series of interconnected verdant courtyard gardens. The second building offers an open working space, for local and visiting creatives.

Information

address14 Merab Kostava St, Tbilisi
moreInfoSimilar to Fabrika, but significantly more upscale
openingHoursDaily 8am–midnight
phone+995 322 02 19 99
publicTransportRustaveli subway station
websiteVisit website
facebookwww.facebook.com/StambaHotel

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