City Center Charm Family Apartment – By Wehost

City Center Charm Family Apartment – By Wehost Overview

I just got back from a quick weekend in Tbilisi, and I have to tell you about this gem I found – the City Center Charm Family Apartment by Wehost. It’s tucked onto 3 Anastasia Eristav‑Khoshtaria Street, right in the heart of the old town, so you’ll be literally walking down the same cobblestones that have seen kings and poets. The moment you pull up, you’ll notice the classic Georgian stucco facade, and you’ll almost hear the city’s low hum – the distant chatter of vendors, the clatter of tram wheels, and the occasional church bell. Check‑in was a breeze; the front desk was a friendly woman who gave you a quick tour of the key‑card system and even handed out a map of the nearest metro stop. Honestly, I was surprised at how smoothly everything went – no long waits, no paperwork, just a warm “welcome” and a key in hand.

Inside, the apartment feels like a cozy, well‑thought‑out home. The living area is bright thanks to the two big windows that face a quiet courtyard; you can actually hear the faint rustle of leaves from the old oak trees outside. The kitchen is surprisingly spacious for a city apartment – there’s a full set of cookware, a coffee machine that actually produces a decent espresso, and a small table where you can eat breakfast with a view of the street below. I love how the walls are painted in neutral tones, making the space feel airy. The bed is a real treat: a king‑size mattress with thick, soft linens that make you want to stay in bed all day. The bathroom is clean, with a rain shower that’s surprisingly powerful for the area. Wi‑Fi is fast, though I did notice the signal drop a bit when the tram rattled by at night – but honestly, who needs a perfect connection when you’re soaking in the city vibes?

Now, the real charm comes from being right where everything happens. From the apartment’s doorstep, you can step onto the bustling pedestrian zone and wander into Freedom Square in minutes – the fountains, the street performers, the aroma of roasted chestnuts. A short walk takes you to Metekhi Church, where the view of the Mtkvari River is simply breathtaking, especially at sunrise. If you’re in the mood for a bit of nature, the Tbilisi Botanical Garden is just a ten‑minute walk away, and you’ll find a quiet corner to read a book without the city noise. For a nightcap, there’s a tiny, family‑run bar on the next block that serves homemade rakia; the staff will tell you a story about their family’s winemaking tradition. Parking can be a hassle if you’re driving – the main street holds a few spots, but they’re usually taken by locals, so I’d suggest using a ride‑share to the apartment instead. The only downside I noticed was that the apartment’s main hallway gets a bit noisy late at night, thanks to the traffic outside, but it’s a minor quibble when you’re already surrounded by so much character. All in all, if you’re looking for a place that feels like home but keeps you smack‑in‑the‑middle of Tbilisi’s pulse, this family apartment is the spot. You’ll leave with a new favorite café in your mental map and a stack of photos that capture the city’s soul.

Hotel in Tbilisi booking should be done early, especially during harvest season when the city hosts internationally celebrated wine festivals and cultural events.

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Reviews of City Center Charm Family Apartment – By Wehost

• Exceptional – Gradov from Russia – June 16, 2025 (10/10)

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