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Boutique Hotel Manufactura is a stylish boutique hotel in Tbilisi that blends artistic design with a cozy, modern atmosphere. It’s especially popular with travelers looking for something more unique than a typical hotel.The hotel is located on Viktor Jorbenadze Street in a central and lively part of the city close to major attractions. Guests can easily walk to places like Europe Square, Rike Park and the historic Old Town.It is housed in a renovated early 20th-century building and designed with an industrial-chic style, combining vintage elements with modern Georgian art.

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Strolling Through the Tbilisi Old Town

Until 1936, this area of the city was called "Tpilisi." Today, this historical part of the city is referred to as "Old Tbilisi" and, what’s more, it has been UNESCO-listed since 2007.

Discover Tbilisi Like a Local

The best restaurants, hidden gems, experiences & hotel offers - all in one place.

Manufactura loves in Tbilisi

The Spots We Tell Everyone About

Every corner of Manufactura tells a story

Boutique, stylish and modern

All you need is here

Recommended Places

1 / 128

Askaneli Falestra

Famous for handcrafted khinkali, chebureki and Askaneli wines.

View All

City Activities

View All

Hotel Services

1 / 4

About Hotel

Details

Special offers

1 / 4

Loyalty program 1

Classic Level

Stories & tips

Blog

Strolling Through the Tbilisi Old Town

Until 1936, this area of the city was called "Tpilisi." Today, this historical part of the city is referred to as "Old Tbilisi" and, what’s more, it has been UNESCO-listed since 2007.