Tbilisi Philharmonic by Mercure Hotel sits in the building of the former Institute of History and Ethnography, erected between 1929 and 1930 and absorbing a variety of stylistic features of disparate eras. The Tbilisi Concert Hall (sometimes called Philharmonic Hall) is located just opposite the street, and the city's main Shota Rustaveli Avenue with charming cafes, restaurants, and eclectic shops, is within a few minutes' walk.
Our Restaurant Muse is the hotel's main gathering place, where guests are delighted by Georgian and international dishes. With its easy access location and cozy atmosphere, Muse will always enhance your guest experience.
Our Lobby Bar has an comprehensive list of wine, cocktails as well as Georgian and imported beer. It provides the perfect setting for a morning meeting with a coffee, relaxing afternoon cocktail using free WiFi, aperitif and a digestif as a nightcap.
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