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The Biltmore Hotel Tbilisi is an impressive glass tower standing more than 300 feet high behind the IMEL building on Rustaveli Avenue. IMEL was designed and built in 1934-1938 by the architect Alexey Shchusev (the designer of Lenin’s mausoleum in Moscow). Post-Soviet Union it served as the Parliament Building which adopted the new constitution of free Georgia. The combination of the historic building and the new tower reflects the modern era and traditional values of Georgia. The first and the only glass skyscraper located in the center of Tbilisi on the Rustaveli Avenue. The Biltmore Hotel Tbilisi offers majestic views and upscale facilities. The architecture of the hotel has also polarized opinions within Tbilisi - with residents both in awe of the new structure and also expressing concern about its towering presence against the traditional landscape of the city’s architectural envelope. It is a symbol of modern Tbilisi.