Cozy Studio Apt in Old Tbilisi

Cozy Studio Apt in Old Tbilisi Overview

You know what really surprised me about Cozy Studio Apt in Old Tbilisi? It actually lives up to its name – and honestly, that’s rare these days. I mean, half the places I’ve stayed that call themselves “cozy” turn out to be cramped boxes with zero personality, but this one genuinely feels like someone’s thoughtfully designed home that they just happen to let travelers borrow.

The location is what initially sold me on it. You’re right in the heart of Old Tbilisi, which means you can literally roll out of bed and be wandering those famous sulfur bath districts within minutes. I loved hearing the church bells from Sioni Cathedral drifting through the windows in the morning – though fair warning, if you’re a super light sleeper, you might want to pack earplugs because the old town does get lively, especially on weekends. The studio itself has this perfect balance of old Georgian character (those high ceilings and original hardwood floors) mixed with modern touches that actually work. The kitchenette is small but functional – I managed to make proper coffee every morning, which is honestly all I need to start my day right.

What really impressed me was how the owner clearly knows what travelers actually need. There’s proper blackout curtains (bless them), the WiFi is surprisingly fast for this part of the city, and they’ve got this little collection of local maps and restaurant recommendations that aren’t just the usual tourist traps. The shower has excellent water pressure – I know that sounds mundane, but after walking those cobblestone streets all day, you’ll appreciate it. The whole place stays cool even during Tbilisi’s brutal summer months, which I’m guessing has something to do with those thick old walls. Parking can be a bit tricky if you’re driving (the streets here weren’t exactly designed for cars), but honestly, you won’t need one – everything worth seeing is walkable, and the metro station isn’t far if you want to venture beyond the old town. I ended up extending my stay an extra two nights because I just didn’t want to leave. It’s one of those rare places where you feel like you’re experiencing the real city, not some sanitized tourist version of it.

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