Apartment Kostava str with free parking

Apartment Kostava str with free parking Overview

When I first pulled into the quiet block at 67 Merab Kostava Street, I was already half‑satisfied that the free parking was a huge win—no more circling the block for a spot like I used to in Tbilisi. The curbside space is a modest, flat lot so you can drop your bags straight into the apartment without a single trip back to the car. Check‑in was a breeze: the front desk staff greeted me with that familiar Georgian smile and handed over a keycard that works for the door and the communal elevator. I was handed a small map of the neighborhood, which was helpful because I wasn’t planning to stay in the city center, but I did want to be close enough to drop off my luggage and grab a quick bite before a late‑night dinner.

The apartment itself is a tidy, 4‑star slice of comfort. The living area is bright, with a flat‑screen TV that’s flat‑screen, not that old‑school CRT thing, and a sofa that actually folds into a bed—great for a quick nap or a full night’s sleep. I was pleasantly surprised by the kitchen: it’s a surprisingly well‑equipped space with a stove, a refrigerator, a small microwave, and even a coffee maker that comes with a French press, which I’ve found handy after a few quick breakfasts. The bathroom is freestanding, a modern splash of white that feels like a small spa. I did notice the showerhead drips a bit, but it’s not a deal‑breaker; I just tap it a few times and it works fine. The linens and towels are crisp—no second‑hand feel—and the laundry basket is in the hallway, which is a relief because I didn’t want to carry a bag to the apartment just to wash clothes.

Now, the real charm of the place is the neighborhood. Merab Kostava Street is a quiet, tree‑lined avenue that’s a stone’s throw from the bustling Vake Park. If you’re a coffee lover like me, you’ll want to swing by the little café on the corner of Vake and Abelia—think espresso, a croissant, and the kind of chatter that feels like you’re in the middle of a family gathering. For lunch, there’s the Baku Restaurant a few blocks away, serving a mix of Azerbaijani and Georgian dishes; the plov is worth the trip. The apartment is a few minutes’ walk from the metro station on the Mtkvari line, so if you’re heading into the business district or the old town, you can hop on a train and be there in ten minutes. And for a quiet evening, the apartment’s balcony opens onto a small courtyard with a couple of benches and a fountain that hums softly at night—perfect for a glass of red wine while listening to the distant traffic and the occasional night owl.

One small critique: the apartment’s window blinds are a bit thin, so if you’re a light sleeper, you might want to bring a sleep mask or use the curtains that come with the curtains. Also, the building’s elevator doesn’t have a music system, so when it’s busy, you’ll hear the clack of the doors and the occasional “ding” that’s as Georgian as they come. But honestly, for a mid‑level budget, the free parking, the roomy apartment, and being just a few steps from a coffee shop and the metro make it a solid pick. I left feeling refreshed, not overwhelmed, and with a good sense of the local vibe. If you’re looking for a place that feels like a home base while still being in the heart of the action, this would be a great spot.

To book hotel in Tbilisi during the famous Tbilisi Jazz Festival season, visitors should make reservations well in advance as the city attracts wine enthusiasts and cultural travelers from around the world.

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Reviews of Apartment Kostava str with free parking

• Wonderful – Astghik from Armenia – June 30, 2025 (9/10)

  Спасибо, очень уютный и чистый квартира и хозайка тоже гостеприимная

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