Hotel Hilton Garden Inn opens in Tbilisi
Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze (L), Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili and Bussinessman Lasha Papashvili (R) opening the Hilton Garden Inn hotel in Tbilisi. Photo: Government of Georgia.
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Hilton Garden Inn has opened in the central part of the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi earlier today.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili stated at the opening ceremony today that ‘another important brand of a luxury hotel has been added to our capital.’
Garibashvili congratulated and thanked investor and Redix Group founder Lasha Papashvili for implementing the 40 million USD project calling it a ‘significant investment.’
Hilton Garden Inn is a 14-storey building with 170 rooms, several conference rooms, a pool and a sauna. Photo: Government of Georgia.
Acting Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze also attended the opening ceremony of the hotel today.
Real Estate and Investment Management Company Redix was founded in Georgia in 2007 managing more than 100 million USD worth of real estate assets in the country and owning three large hotels nationwide, cafes and restaurants in Tbilisi, wine cellar Kvarlis Marani and dairy company Kvarlis Baga in Kvareli, eastern Georgian region of Kakheti.
A new four-star Hilton Garden Inn Hotel will open in the most up-market district of Georgia’s capital Tbilisi next year.
The first four-star hotel will soon open in Abastumani, a small town in Georgia’s Samtskhe-Javakheti region that is famous for its hot sulphur baths and clear skies.
The Prime Minister of Georgia visited the Adjara region today and overlooked where several new hotels are being built.
The new sustainable European hotel chain Quartz Inn Hotels, which officially launched at the World Travel Market (WTM) in London in November, has announced plans to expand in Georgia.
Inn Group, the owner of four hotels and two companies in Georgia, is expanding in the country with a five-star hotel in the western Georgian hub city of Kutaisi on Monday, Enterprise Georgia state programme announced on Monday.
The number of hotels operating in Georgia increased by 68.5 percent in Georgia in 2021, while the number of their rooms went up by 60.2 percent, based on official statistics published by the National Statistics Office of Georgia on Friday.