Boombully Hotel

Central location, just a 10 minute walk from Freedom Square and the old town. The entrance to the hotel through a stairway up to the second floor is a bit rundown, but once inside the hotel it's quite cozy. It has more the feel of a hostel than a hotel. The rooms are very spacious with high ceilings, and the reception area is good for socializing. The highlight of the stay were the staff, who were all very friendly and helpful. They went out of their way to accomodate any requests. Breakfast was included, but I didn't find it very appetizing.||||A major drawback to the hotel is the noise level in the rooms, at least the ones facing Rustavelli avenue. The windows and the balcony door in my room had no sound insulation at all, and with the amount of traffic outside and the sound of city life in general I didn't sleep well for any of the nights I stayed there. It sort of felt like constantly being in the median strip of a highway. This is something the hotel management could fix by installing better windows and doors, but obviously this hasn't been a priority for them. It's a real pity! It would change the whole experience of staying there.

We booked Boombully based on the reviews we got online. We were not disappointed. We found it to be a breath of fresh air... once you open the reception door, you find the hallway painted in vivid style colors giving the impression of being in a mini Tate museum!! The staff were friendly and helpful. All in all, a nice experience in a good area of town within walkable distance of bars and restaurants in the old part of town. Breakfast arrangement was unusual but acceptable.

Super friendly staff, convenient location in city center with good coffee shop next door. Lively atmosphere (bit too lively at times though...) It's more a upmarket hostel than a traditional hotel, with the rooms opening up onto the common / kitchen area. Expect noise until late at night, don't go here for peace and quiet. Add traffic noise from the very busy street in front and buskers playing guitar underneath your window and the true downtown experience is complete. Still, for the money it's a great place and like the great beat poet John B. Jovi said: "we can sleep when we're dead"...

The hotel is located next to the Opera house on the Rustaveli avenue which is the main street of Tbilisi. The hotel is on the first floor of an old heritage building, one of the many on Rustaveli avenue. There is no lift in the building, so climbing with the bags is a bit of a task as the stairs are quite steep . The rooms are spacious and very few in number ( only 8 ). The hotel has a common area where one can make own coffee or have drinks / food brought from outside. There is no restaurant in the hotel, even the breakfast is thru a coupon in one of the fast food outlets below the hotel.||||Good for a night stay in the city, but better options are available in Avlabari which is a quieter area of the 2.

We stayed here for two nights in September. Nice and clean and very friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast at nearby coffee-shop ok. Very busy road outside window so quite noisy. Greatly situated with walking distance to most places. The hostel does not, however, have any firealarms, which we found very disturbing. It’s a simple lifeinsurance for all guests. Let’s hope they install some soon!

This is a very central location within easy walking distance to most downtown attractions. It is moderately priced for Tbilisi but it does not have an elevator so you have to carry your bags to the 2nd floor, which is where the rooms are located. The rooms are spacious and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The location is on one the busiest streets in Tbilisi so the traffic noise at night will be troublesome for some travelers.

Great location, close to where things are happening. Hotel is very basic, with some rooms sharing bathroom facilities. Room was exceptionally small, and noisey, the hotel being on a main thoroughfare. Receptionist seemed bored, and struggled to move from behind her desk to show us what was what. Breakfast is provided by the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, next door. That was good.

We Stayed last summer in Boombully and loved it. We still do, the location is great, friendly staff and a Nice atmosphere. How ever this year, they decided to serve breakfast in the hotel instead of in the nearby cafe. That wasn’t a god idea. Very dull, not much to choose from! My husband wasn’t impressed. As a vegan, there Were absolutly nothing besides the bread and a tomato i could eat. I afsked for fruit the frist morning, but nothing happend.