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"All the standard stuff you'd want. Now, if you're a digital nomad, they police their lobby area pretty tightly so you don't get to just settle down, order a glass of water, and stay for six hours. They'll hand you a menu if you're not moving on fast enough from dining areas. I had a problem in which someone took my bunk in the ten-bunk room. Reception switched me to a new room with no issues. Easy peasy something about lemons. Good place to stay. They'll treat you right."

"Great hotel in a street full of restaurants. Good breakfast and great staff. Excellent service!"

"Tbilisi is a charming city that beautifully blends history with modern vibes. Its cobblestone streets and old architecture tell timeless stories, and the people are incredibly warm and welcoming. The city is full of scenic spots perfect for walking and photos — from Narikala Fortress to the Peace Bridge and the riverside views. Prices are reasonable, the Georgian food is absolutely delicious, and the fresh air makes every walk enjoyable. Don’t miss the famous sulfur baths — a unique and relaxing experience. Tbilisi truly leaves a mark on your heart and makes you want to come back."

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"It was an absolute delight to stay in Hotel British House. It is a hotel with character and attention to aesthetic detail, yet also highly practical and immaculately clean. The room was spacious, well furnished, and had everything I needed and more. I think it had more sockets than my London flat has; it even had one on the balcony. There was a fridge with a small freezer and even an ironing board. The internet worked well, as did the AC. The breakfast was substantial, fresh and delicious.The staff were extremely friendly, polite and helpful. The hotel is located in a wonderful neighbourhood with many small artistic boutiques, shops and cafes. It is very easy to walk to the old town and other cultural attractions, including Tbilisi's numerous beautiful parks. Public transport is also very close. I look forward to returning to Tbilisi and staying here again."