Cozy 2Br Apt on Marjanishvili Square – By Wehost

Cozy 2Br Apt on Marjanishvili Square – By Wehost Overview

You know what really surprised me about Cozy 2Br Apt on Marjanishvili Square – By Wehost? It’s actually way more spacious than I expected from the photos. I mean, when you see “cozy” in the name, you’re sort of bracing yourself for cramped quarters, but honestly this place feels like you could comfortably spread out for a proper stay in Tbilisi.

The location is pretty brilliant if you ask me – Marjanishvili Square puts you right in this interesting sweet spot where old Tbilisi meets the more modern vibe. I loved being able to walk to the sulfur baths in the morning (maybe a 15-minute stroll through some charming winding streets), but then also having easy access to the metro when I wanted to zip over to Rustaveli Avenue. The apartment itself has this lived-in feel that’s way better than those sterile hotel rooms – you’ve got a proper kitchen where you can actually cook something decent, and the beds are surprisingly comfortable. I’m usually pretty picky about mattresses, but I slept really well here.

What I really appreciated was how the Wehost team handled everything. Check-in was smooth (they met me right at the building), and when I had a question about the washing machine on day three, someone responded within like twenty minutes. The neighborhood comes alive in the evenings – you’ll hear some street life and maybe music from nearby cafes, but it’s not obnoxious or anything. Actually adds to the authentic Tbilisi experience if you’re into that. The building itself has character too – one of those Soviet-era structures that’s been nicely maintained, with a sturdy elevator that works perfectly fine despite looking like it’s from another decade. I’d definitely stay here again, especially if I was planning to spend more than just a couple nights in the city. Having two bedrooms means you’re not living out of a suitcase in one cramped space, and there’s something nice about having a proper dining table where you can plan your day over coffee and maybe some khachapuri you picked up from the bakery downstairs.

Travelers should reserve a hotel in Tbilisi at least two months ahead for major events like wine festivals, ensuring the best rates and prime locations near cultural attractions.

Cozy 2Br Apt on Marjanishvili Square – By Wehost Accommodations

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