Cozy Vera Apt – By Wehost

Cozy Vera Apt – By Wehost Overview

I just stayed at Cozy Vera Apt – By Wehost in Tbilisi, and honestly, it felt like a secret hideaway you’d stumble upon after wandering down Belinski Street 51. The check‑in was surprisingly quick – a friend of the host handed me a keycard, and I was already in my room before the metro was even out of the station. The front desk was friendly enough to point out the best cafés on the side street, and there was a small welcome note that said “Enjoy your stay, Liza,” which already made it feel personal. Parking was a bit of a hassle – the nearest spot was on the street, but I managed to find a space just a few blocks away, and it cost about 5 GEL per night, which is decent for the area. The noise level in the apartment was pretty low, maybe the hum of traffic from the main road and the occasional clatter of a bus passing by – nothing that would keep you up all night.

The apartment itself is a charming mix of modern and rustic. The living room is spacious with high ceilings, and there’s a big window that frames the view of the city’s skyline – you can actually see the old fortresses and the river cutting through the city. The bed is a queen with a memory foam mattress that doesn’t feel too firm, and the linens are crisp, not that typical hotel stuff. The kitchen is tiny but functional: there’s a mini fridge, a single burner stove, and the host left a bag of Georgian coffee beans, so I was able to brew my own pot – the aroma of the coffee instantly reminded me of my first morning in Tbilisi. The bathroom is clean, with a rain shower that feels surprisingly luxurious for a 4‑star apartment. I also appreciated the little touches – a set of local spices, a few bottles of local wine, and a handwritten guidebook that lists where to eat and what to do. The guidebook even mentions a hidden gem, a small tea house on the corner of 12th Street, where the owner will serve you a cup of black tea with a side of homemade walnut pastries. Oh, and there’s a small bookshelf with a collection of travel memoirs, which was a nice touch.

When I stepped out into the neighborhood, it was a different world from the touristy parts: narrow lanes, old Soviet architecture, and a lot of locals strolling with their dogs. The street is lined with cafés that smell like freshly baked bread and roasted chestnuts – I stopped at a place called “Tbilisi Bakery” on the opposite corner and tasted a melomakarona that was still warm from the oven. The host had mentioned the best time to visit the nearby botanical garden – early afternoon, when the crowds thin out and the light is just right for photos. I did a quick walk to the garden, and it was a breath‑taking escape from the city. The apartment’s Wi‑Fi is strong, which is great if you’re a digital nomad or just want to check your emails. I did notice that the air conditioning can be a bit loud when it’s turned on, but that’s a minor quibble. For the price, I was pleasantly surprised by the value: 4 stars, but it feels more like a home than a hotel. So if you’re heading to Tbilisi and want a cozy spot with a local vibe, Cozy Vera Apt – By Wehost is a solid choice. You’ll feel welcomed, not like a tourist, but like a friend who’s just arrived in town.

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Reviews of Cozy Vera Apt – By Wehost

• Great location, lovely space – Dan from Ireland – August 13, 2025 (10/10)

  Great location, lovely space, would stay there again. Local bakery as you open the door, which is nice
  
  What could be improved: Too many messages/communication

• Exceptional – Mohammad from United States – August 21, 2025 (10/10)

  Excellent location and beautiful apartment I really like it

• Exceptional – Margaryan from Armenia – July 29, 2025 (10/10)

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