Paragraph Freedom Square, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Tbilisi

The Paragraph hotel is a great place to stay in Tbilisi. Everything in the hotel looks and feels new and is in great condition. The room was spacious and the bed very comfortable. The pools (two - 1 x small outdoors and 1 x large indoors) and spa (multiple saunas, steam room and ice room) were awesome. The gym is well equipped. And breakfast has lots of options and food is of high quality. We also enjoyed a free epicurean wine tasting event. Service overall was good. The location of the hotel is superb and we had a great view of the Freedom monument from our bedroom. Highly recommended hotel!

We stayed at the hotel for two days for a leisure trip and had a wonderful experience. The hotel is clean and stylish, with a modern design, spacious halls, and an amazing spa offering breathtaking views of the city. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming, especially the Duty Manager, Lulu, who truly made our stay exceptional. With her assistance, our stay was incredibly joyful and relaxing. she personally took care of all our requests and even provided us with a complimentary upgrade to a beautiful room. The location of the hotel is also perfect, within easy reach of everything we needed. Highly recommended!

Very big and luxury hotel, rooms are very big with very comfortable beds and pillows but bathroom is extraordinary chic with Byredo parfums and bath with panoramic view windows. Breakfast also is nice, there are everything for your choice

We had 5 nights at the Paragraph Freedom hotel in May / June this year and really enjoyed our stay. The hotel is new so everything is pretty much in pristine condition with a very modern feel (so will feel the hotel lacks character) and has many large spaces (the corridors on each floor are very spacious which was great). We stayed in a deluxe room (517) which has a large bed, fantastic shower, large bath (with views across the city if that's your thing), TV, mini bar and tea / coffee making facilities - water is provided free of charge. The only downside was that our air conditioning didn't seem to work - lots of air being expelled but none of it cold .... we did make the hotel aware but it still wasn't fixed during our stay. Breakfast at the hotel was great - lots of choice with eggs, waffles, pancakes cooked to order and brought to your table. The breakfast room is again very spacious with the buffet well spread out so there weren't any congested areas or having to wait to get to the bread, cereal etc. Service throughout the hotel was very good with all the staff willing to engage / chat and always on hand to help. There are lots (and lots) of waiters / waitresses at breakfast and they could be a little over enthusiastic !! There were occasions when we had gone to the buffet to get something only to return to find our table cleared .... we ended up going individually with the other protecting our plates and cups ! We also arrived very early due to flight times and whilst our room wasn't ready (and nor did we expect it to be) the team allowed us to us the Executive Lounge (the Library) to chill out and enjoy some drinks / nibbles whilst we waited - our room did become available early as well at c11am which was great. The hotel is in a fantastic location - it's right on Freedom Square, a 5 min walk from the 'Old' town and lots of very good restaurants and 10mins from the Bridge of Peace. We didn't have dinner in the hotel as we wanted to eat out - we can recommend Otsy (fantastic), Restaurant Littera (very good) and Van Goghi (good). Overall a great stay at the Paragraph Freedom Square hotel and we would be happy to return.

Since its grand opening in November 2023, The Paragraph Freedom Square has redefined Tbilisi’s luxury hotel landscape. As Marriott’s first and only Luxury Collection property in Georgia, the hotel occupies a striking glass-clad building on the city’s historic Freedom Square. Designed by HAT Design Paris, its architecture elegantly mirrors the capital’s heritage, while the interiors incorporate bold textures and chokha-inspired motifs—an aesthetic homage to Georgian identity. The hotel features 151 rooms and 69 suites, ranging from 33 to 131 square meters. I stayed in a Premium Suite, spanning over 75 square meters, which offered a separate living room, wine fridge, coffee and tea-making facilities, and a spacious bedroom with thoughtful comforts. A welcoming gesture of Georgian red wine and apples added a personal touch. The suite’s bathroom was a highlight, with marble surfaces, a freestanding bathtub with an integrated TV, and Byredo amenities. Evening turndown service with pralines and a bedtime story offered a whimsical signature element. Breakfast is served buffet-style, complemented by à la carte offerings such as Eggs Benedict and fresh waffles. The variety - ranging from local specialties to international fare—is commendable. While service was friendly, staff during peak hours appeared overwhelmed, and attentiveness—particularly from porters and the breakfast team - did not always meet the expectations set by the Luxury Collection standard. Dining at Ostigan, the hotel’s fine-dining venue led by Michelin-starred Chef Stéphane Gortina, was a clear highlight. The ambience channels old-world European glamour, and the menu - crafted with seasonal Georgian ingredients - delivered across the board. Standouts included a delicately prepared beef tenderloin and a reimagined mille-feuille. However, lengthy wait times between courses suggested opportunities for refinement in pacing. The executive lounge “Library”, reserved for suite guests, provided panoramic city views and a curated array of wines, pastries, and hors d’oeuvres. The Paragraph Spa, spread across three levels, impressed with its range of thermal experiences, outdoor and indoor pools, and a panoramic sauna. However, inconsistencies in spa cleanliness and maintenance momentarily detracted from the otherwise ambitious wellness offering. The Eary Rooftop Terrace & Bar, perched atop the hotel, delivers on atmosphere: verdant surroundings, live DJ sets, and expertly mixed cocktails beneath the Tbilisi sky. In conclusion, The Paragraph Freedom Square is currently the most distinguished luxury hotel in Tbilisi. Its architecture, dining, and location at the gateway to the Old Town set a new benchmark for the city. Yet, inconsistencies in service attentiveness and operational polish signal that this flagship still has room to grow into the full promise of a Luxury Collection icon.