apartments in the new city 2

apartments in the new city 2 Overview

If you’re wondering where to crash after a long day of exploring the old town, I’d drop you a line about apartments in the new city 2 – it’s a sweet little spot tucked into Tbilisi on Merab Aleksidze Street, right next to the quiet Saburtalo neighborhood. I mean, you’re not going to be left out in the cold if the weather hits a snag (though, honestly, the city’s still surprisingly temperate). The building itself is pretty modern, with a minimalist façade that’s not too flashy but totally functional. I walked in and the reception desk was already buzzing with locals checking out their weekend plans, so you know the place is in the mix.

The check‑in was smooth, no long queue – the staff was friendly, and they handed over a keycard that worked for the whole apartment complex. They even had a small welcome kit with a bottle of local wine and a map of the easiest way to get to the New City Mall (just a 5‑minute walk). Parking in this part of town is a bit of a scramble, but there’s a municipal parking lot a few blocks over, so I parked there and took a leisurely walk down to the complex. As for the noise, it’s pretty low; the apartment is three stories up, so you’ll have a decent buffer from the street. The only thing that does get a bit lively is the Sunday brunch at the café on Rike Avenue – you’ll hear people laughing and the clink of coffee cups, but it’s far enough away that your sleep won’t be disturbed.

Inside the apartment, I was pleasantly surprised by the open‑plan living area. The windows face the street, so you get a nice, natural light that makes the small space feel airy – the only downside is a faint smell of frying onions from the neighbor’s kitchen, but honestly that’s just part of city life. The balcony is small but perfect for a cup of tea at sunrise, and the view of the tiny park behind the building – which locals call “the green pocket” – is a nice touch. The kitchen is fully equipped, which is a major win if you’re a foodie who likes to cook. The Wi‑Fi was fast, and the TV had a decent selection of international channels (great for those late‑night movie marathons). I did find that the heating can be a bit chilly in the evenings, but that’s a common issue in Georgian apartments, so just bring a light blanket.

If you’re planning a visit during the hot, busy summer months, I’d suggest booking a room with a fan or a small air‑coil – the air conditioning is usually on standby and might not kick in until you turn it on. But the apartment’s location is unbeatable: just a short walk to the Tbilisi Zoo, a 10‑minute tram ride to the Old Town, and the local bus stop is right outside the building. The street is lined with a few pop‑up food stalls that serve everything from khinkali to fresh juices – you’ll see people grabbing a quick bite before heading to the mall or the nearby park.

Overall, apartments in the new city 2 feels like a cozy, well‑situated base that gives you a taste of everyday life in Tbilisi without the touristy fluff. The place is clean, the staff are welcoming, and the price is a solid 4‑star experience for a fraction of what you’d pay in the center. If you’re after a place that’s comfortable, convenient, and authentically Georgian – this spot will get you there, and then some. Enjoy your stay, and remember to check out the local market on Merab Aleksidze Street for some fresh produce; it’s a hidden gem that only locals know about.

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Reviews of apartments in the new city 2

• Exceptional – Gujabidze from Georgia – November 8, 2024 (10/10)

• Exceptional – Ian from France – November 1, 2024 (10/10)

• Exceptional – Гамиева from Russia – August 11, 2025 (10/10)

• Exceptional – Sergey from Russia – December 11, 2024 (10/10)

• Exceptional – Arus from Armenia – January 6, 2024 (10/10)

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