Stamba

Stamba is a design hotel located in a repurposed 20th-century Soviet-era publishing house in Tbilisi, Georgia. The hotel preserves the brutalist architectural style of the original structure while incorporating modern luxury and design elements, such as a five-story atrium, exposed concrete, and custom-designed furniture. The business is part of Adjara Group. The hotel caters to design enthusiasts, cultural travelers, and business professionals.

The hotel offers rooms and suites featuring high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and amenities like McIntosh sound systems and freestanding brass bathtubs. Beyond accommodation, Stamba operates as a cultural and business hub. It houses Café Stamba, which serves Georgian and European dishes made from locally sourced ingredients, a chocolaterie, and a coffee roastery. The complex also includes D Block, a collaborative co-working space designed for startups, creatives, and innovators, offering workstations, meeting rooms, and event spaces. Additionally, Stamba hosts the Tbilisi Photography & Multimedia Museum and other cultural venues like TES, a nightclub in a former power station, and Mutant Radio, a mobile media platform.

Keywords: design hotel, Tbilisi Georgia, luxury hospitality, brutalist architecture, co-working space, cultural hub, Adjara Group, boutique hotel, creative workspace, event spaces, Café Stamba, D Block, travel, accommodation, urban hotel, historic building