Boutique hotel Terra Bridge

We spent three days and two nights here. The place was quiet and clean, and it was easy to reach the person in charge on WhatsApp. He was very accommodating. It's near the main city, and we enjoyed watching both sunrise and sunset from the place.

I was in Tbilisi for work and waited until 9:30 in the morning for breakfast. I asked for an omelet, but it never arrived. That was my only complaint about breakfast, as the photo shows. I paid and left without looking back.

The place is superb overall, with a nice room close to the center. The catch is that there was nobody at reception to help.

We found the hotel hard to locate: you need to go through a gate, and there’s no sign or information outside. Locals helped us find it. The rooms are spacious with private bathrooms, and the WiFi worked fine, but the beds and pillows were very hard. Only one of our two rooms had a working TV. Breakfast was the worst we had in Georgia, despite several visits and a lot of travel around the country. Bread, boiled eggs, and cottage cheese were the only things we could eat. The daily options also included a gray mush that was meant to be oatmeal, a sausage-like item, mortadella, and buckwheat. Sometimes the woman there made pancakes that were okay with jam. I don’t understand the good reviews on Booking.com and Google. It’s all right for one night, but I wouldn’t recommend staying longer.