Cozy Studio Apartment in M3 Saburtalo

Cozy Studio Apartment in M3 Saburtalo Overview

You know what caught me off guard about the Cozy Studio Apartment in M3 Saburtalo? It’s actually way more spacious than you’d expect from something calling itself a “studio.” I mean, when I first walked in, I was bracing myself for one of those cramped spaces where you’re practically sitting on the bed to watch TV, but honestly – there’s room to breathe here.

The whole setup feels like someone’s actual home rather than a generic rental, which is rare in Tbilisi‘s apartment game. The kitchen area is properly equipped (I’m talking real plates, not paper ones, and a coffee maker that actually works), and the bathroom has decent water pressure – trust me, that’s not a given in this part of town. What I really appreciated was how quiet it stays, even though you’re right in Saburtalo. The neighborhood can get pretty lively, especially on weekends, but something about the building’s position keeps most of the street noise out. The bed’s comfortable enough that I didn’t wake up feeling like I’d been wrestling with the mattress all night, and there’s decent storage space for your stuff, which… honestly, half these places seem to forget people travel with actual belongings.

Location-wise, you’re in a sweet spot without being right in the tourist chaos. Saburtalo has this great mix where you can grab groceries at normal prices, find actual Georgian food (not just the tourist-friendly versions), and still get to the old town pretty easily when you want to. The metro’s close enough to walk to, though I ended up using taxis more often than I planned – they’re cheap enough that it didn’t matter. There’s a decent bakery maybe two blocks away that does these amazing khachapuri in the mornings, and the whole area feels authentically local without being sketchy. I will say the building itself is pretty standard Soviet-era architecture, so don’t expect Instagram-worthy exteriors, but inside it’s been updated nicely. The host was actually responsive when I had questions, which – after some experiences I’ve had with vacation rentals – felt like a minor miracle. Check-in was straightforward, no weird key pickup locations or confusing instructions. If you’re looking for something that feels more like staying at a friend’s place than a hotel, and you want to experience Tbilisi without paying old town prices, this spot delivers on what it promises.

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