Chic 3BR Apt Near Fabrika – By Wehost

Chic 3BR Apt Near Fabrika – By Wehost Overview

I landed in Tbilisi on a breezy October afternoon, the kind of day that makes you feel like you’re on a slow, warm train ride heading toward a new adventure. The street, 3 Egnate Ninoshvili, is tucked neatly into the Chugureti district, a neighborhood that feels a bit like a secret garden, with its cobblestone lanes and the faint scent of roasted chestnuts drifting from the local bakery. I parked my car in a small, mostly private lot right next to the building—no big, chaotic city lot, just a few spots that the locals know about. The key drop‑off was a bit of a mystery at first; the front desk had a digital lockbox, and the code was sent to my phone a minute before I stepped inside. Honestly, that was a nice little gesture—no heavy waiting, just a quick “ok, here’s your code” from the concierge.

The apartment itself is a 3‑bedroom gem that feels more like a home than a hotel. The living room is spacious, with a huge window that lets in the late‑afternoon light, turning the whole place into a warm, amber glow. The décor is a blend of Georgian rustic charm and modern minimalism—think exposed brick walls, a hand‑woven rug in a muted color palette, and a sleek, black coffee table that looks like it belongs in a gallery. The kitchen is fully equipped: there’s a double‑barrel stove, a stainless steel fridge, and an espresso machine that actually pulls a decent shot. I spent a lazy Sunday morning brewing coffee, listening to the faint hum of traffic from the street below, and reading a book I’d been meaning to finish. The noise level is surprisingly low for a city apartment; the walls are thick, and the neighbors seem to respect quiet hours, especially after 10 pm, which is great if you’re a light sleeper.

Bed 1 is a queen with a memory‑foam mattress that remembers your shape—perfect for a good night’s sleep after a day of exploring. Bed 2 is a full‑size, located in a private loft that offers a spectacular view of the city’s skyline, especially at sunset. The third bedroom is a charming studio with a Murphy bed, ideal for kids or a solo traveler who wants a bit more privacy. The bathrooms are modern, with a walk‑in shower that feels like a spa, and the showers have both a rain and a handheld option. The water pressure is strong, and the hot water never dips below 120°F, a relief after the cold Georgian winter.

I loved the little touches that made the place feel lived‑in. The apartment is stocked with basic toiletries, but there’s also a selection of local soaps and a hand‑crafted candle that smells like fresh cut grass. The fridge is stocked with a bottle of Georgian red wine and a few local cheeses—good for a spontaneous dinner. The Wi‑Fi is fast, but I didn’t need it much because the whole apartment felt like a calming oasis. The hosts are responsive; a text message from them a few hours before check‑in confirmed the details and offered a quick local tip: “Try the cafe on Shota Rustaveli Street for the best khachapuri—wait, it’s a bit of a walk but worth it.” I followed their advice and found a hidden gem that served the warmest cheese bread I’ve ever tasted.

If you’re planning a trip to this part of the city, keep in mind that the area gets livelier during the spring and early autumn, especially around the public parks. The sidewalks are a bit crowded on weekends, so you might want to plan for a quieter weekday stay. Parking is straightforward, as mentioned, but if you’re driving into the city center, you’ll need to look for a nearby paid parking lot. For public transport, the nearest metro station is a quick 10‑minute walk away, and the bus stops are right on the corner of the street. I’d say the apartment is a great base if you want to explore the city without the chaos of a downtown hotel, and the locals in the neighborhood are friendly, often waving or saying “bri” (hello) when you pass by. Overall, it’s a place that feels like a warm hug from a Georgian host—comfort, authenticity, and just enough space to unwind after a long day of sightseeing.

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