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Strofi Boutique Hotel is located right in the heart of Lado Asatiani Street, in a reconstructed 19th-century building. Its vintage facade pays homage to the city’s distinctive architecture and merges seamlessly with its surroundings. From an original vaulted conference hall to scenic Sololaki views and to walls adorned with Lado Asatiani verses, this 28-room hotel marries the world-class comfort and authenticity of the old city.
Strofi can be summarized as cozy, atmospheric and modern. From sleek, stylish rooms open the views of Sololaki ridge, Moghni church and Lado Asatiani street. Each detail here tells a Tbilisi story.
“Tbilisi has fallen a hundred times,” reads the name of a famed Tbilisi History Museum exhibition. True, the city has fallen a good deal of times but has managed to keep its integrity despite constant onslaughts from many empires. It’s also true, that among all parts of the city, Sololaki district captures Tbilisi’s character the most with its colorful mix of carved wooden balconies, ancient churches, Italian yards, and eclectic/chaotic architecture so emblematic of the capital.
Despite having become the favorite tourist hotspot over the years, Sololaki still harbors authentic “islands” where genuine city life flows. Among such places is Lado Asatiani Street, named after a beloved Georgian poet. Stretching all the way from the near-Meidani area towards Mtatsminda, the street bypasses many distinguished buildings.