Cozy Studio Apartment in Tbilisi By Wehost

Cozy Studio Apartment in Tbilisi By Wehost Overview

If you ever wander around Tbilisi, you’ll stumble upon this little slice of comfort tucked off Iliko Kurkhuli Street, and I swear it feels like a secret that only the locals know. The front desk door opens onto a narrow street that’s not the busiest of the city, but you can still hear the distant chatter of the market and the clatter of carts from the nearby bazaar. The host, a cheerful lady who calls herself Nino (yes, the name of the church, not the city), greets you with a warm smile and a quick passcode for the apartment—no fumbling with keys, no waiting for hours. Check‑in time is pretty flexible; I got in right after 1 p.m. and the place was already ready, which is a huge relief when you’re tired from a long flight.

The studio itself is a modest but impeccably clean space. The walls are a soft cream, and the hardwood floor creaks in a comforting, almost nostalgic way. I found the bed to be a bit tight for a full‑size, but the mattress is a decent foam that gives you that “just right” sensation you want after a day of exploring. The kitchenette is a real highlight; there’s a small fridge, a single‑pot stove, and a coffee maker that actually makes coffee, not just a hot‑water boiler. I spent a morning brewing a latte, and the aroma of roasted beans filled the room—pure, simple, and surprisingly luxurious for a studio. The living area is cozy, with a small sofa that’s perfect for watching a TV show, and the windows open to a narrow courtyard that’s quiet enough to hear the faint hum of the city without the rush of traffic.

Parking is a breeze: you can pull up on the street just a block away and have enough space for a car. If you’re traveling with a bigger vehicle, there’s a small paid lot behind

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Reviews of Cozy Studio Apartment in Tbilisi By Wehost

• Very Good – Yongze from Georgia – February 15, 2025 (8/10)

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