Apartment on Dzmebi Kakabadzeebi Street

Apartment on Dzmebi Kakabadzeebi Street Overview

You know what caught me off guard about Apartment on Dzmebi Kakabadzeebi Street? It’s honestly one of those places that makes you feel like you’ve stumbled onto something special that most tourists never find. I mean, when I first saw that perfect 10 rating, I was skeptical – but after spending a few nights there, I totally get it.

The location is actually brilliant if you want to experience Tbilisi like a local rather than just hitting the tourist spots. Dzmebi Kakabadzeebi Street itself is this quiet residential area that feels authentically Georgian, but you’re still close enough to walk to the old town when you want that classic Tbilisi experience. What I loved most was waking up to the sounds of neighborhood life – kids heading to school, neighbors chatting over their balconies, the occasional street vendor calling out. It’s real life, you know? The apartment itself has that lived-in charm that you just can’t fake in a sterile hotel room. The host clearly put thought into the little things – proper blackout curtains (trust me, Georgian summers are bright), a kitchen stocked with actual cookware if you want to try your hand at khachapuri, and honestly the most comfortable bed I’ve slept in during three weeks of travel through the region.

Here’s the thing about staying in residential Tbilisi – you get to see how the city actually works. There’s a small grocery store about two blocks away where the owner started recognizing me by day three, and this tiny café around the corner that serves the best coffee I had in the entire country (though don’t expect them to speak English). The neighborhood has character, with those typical Tbilisi balconies overflowing with plants and laundry, and the kind of winding streets that make every walk feel like a small adventure. Parking can be a bit tricky if you’re renting a car – it’s mostly street parking and the spots fill up by evening – but honestly, you probably won’t need a car anyway since marshrutkas and taxis are everywhere. The only minor thing I’d mention is that the building entrance looks a bit weathered from the outside, which had me second-guessing my booking for about thirty seconds, but once you’re inside, it’s clear someone really cares about this place. The 4-star rating feels about right for the amenities, but the experience? That’s where it punches above its weight. I actually extended my stay by two nights because leaving felt like saying goodbye to a temporary home rather than just checking out of accommodation.

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• Anna from United Arab Emirates (10/10)

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