Guest House Teo

Guest House Teo Overview

I arrived at the Guest House Teo on a breezy morning in Tbilisi, and honestly, the first thing that caught my eye was the street sign—Mikheili Tsinamdzghvrishvili Street 81, a name that feels like a secret code only locals crack. The building itself is a modest two‑storey block, but the front door welcomes you with a hand‑painted sign that says “Teo” in a hand‑written style that makes you feel like you’re stepping into someone’s living room rather than a hotel. I mean, the vibe is all down‑to‑earth, which is kind of what I was looking for after the bustle of the city center.

The check‑in was quick—no long queues, just a friendly guy who greeted me with a warm smile and handed me a key card. He mentioned that the house has a small garden behind the building where they grow herbs for the kitchen. If you’re into that, let me say you’ll love the fresh basil scent wafting out at dusk. Parking is a bit of a scavenger hunt; there’s a shallow alley behind the building where some locals park, but it’s not a dedicated spot, so you’ll have to be patient if you’re driving. However, once you get in, the noise levels are surprisingly calm—just the faint hum of traffic from the street and the occasional laugh from a family playing chess in the courtyard. The rooms are cozy and the beds are surprisingly comfortable—plush enough to make you want to stay in the bed, but not too big that it feels like a hotel.

One of the things that really sets this place apart is the food. They serve a simple breakfast of tea, fresh pastries, and a bowl of local “khachapuri” that was my first taste of Georgian cheese bread. The kitchen is open, so you can see the staff preparing dishes, and there’s a little corner where they roast chestnuts on a small stove—an aroma that fills the whole house and makes you feel like you’re in a traditional Georgian home. The barista in the courtyard also offers a strong coffee that’s worth a half‑penny if you’re a caffeine fan. I could spend hours sipping that coffee while listening to the street kids play. And if you’re wandering around Chugureti, you’ll find the old church of St. Eustachy nearby—just a five‑minute walk. The neighborhood is a mix of old stone buildings and new apartment blocks, with a lively market on Saturdays where vendors sell fresh produce and handmade crafts.

I should mention that the hotel’s Wi‑Fi is decent, but if you’re a heavy streamer, you might experience occasional buffering—there’s no guarantee that the signal will be flawless. The staff are friendly, but some of them speak only Georgian, so a little phrasebook can help. They’re also very attentive to personal needs—they offered me a spare key for my friend staying in the next room, and I received a small bottle of local wine on my arrival, which was a nice personal touch. If you’re traveling in the spring or early autumn, the temperatures are mild, and the courtyard is a pleasant place to take a break. In the summer, it can get a bit hot, but the breeze from the nearby river keeps it comfortable.

All in all, Guest House Teo feels like a home away from home. The staff’s warmth, the simple yet delicious food, and the quiet charm of the courtyard—plus the easy access to Chugureti’s local spots—make it an experience that I would recommend to anyone looking for an authentic slice of life in Tbilisi. If you’re planning a trip, just remember to bring a small bag for your essentials, and you’ll be set for a truly relaxed stay.

Guest House Teo Accommodations

Reviews of Guest House Teo

• We had a fantastic stay at this apartment in Tbilisi! The space is full of character with its high ceilings and old Tbil – Lena from United States – July 21, 2025 (10/10)

  Close to every thing

• Will come back. Thank you for having me – Helen from United Kingdom – June 25, 2025 (10/10)

  Perfect location, close to the train station, metro, restaurants and shops.
  The hosts are amazing. She's a good-hearted lady who loves to help out.
  Nice antique furniture.
  
  What could be improved: Nothing

• Wonderful – Lena from Georgia – June 1, 2025 (9/10)

  Perfect location for exploring Tbilisi. This is also a great opportunity to stay in one of the traditional old houses (late 1800s) in Tbilisi Nana is the kindest and most considerate host I have met. I highly recommend Guest House Teo!

• Nana she is the best , the owner is so polite highly recommended – Faisal from Saudi Arabia – May 11, 2025 (10/10)

  Near everything need
  
  What could be improved: everything is perfect

• Exceptional – Gunilla from Sweden – May 6, 2025 (10/10)

  An accommodation with a nice feeling of genuine Georgian home environment. A delightful hostess who cares about the guest's well-being without being intrusive. She also speaks good English. Good location close to the train station, Metro and shops. I returned here with joy when I was prevented from going to Kazbegi.

• Exceptional – Kelly from Netherlands – January 24, 2025 (10/10)

  The hosts are amasing. Extreemly kind and helpfull. We have been in Georgia now for 7 weeks and these are the nicest people so far.
  They called a taxi for me in the middle of the night, so I would catch the plane on time.
  Thank you🥰

• A cosy place that I will certainly return to next time I'm in Tbilisi – Dan from United Kingdom – October 16, 2024 (10/10)

  A lovely little apartment in my favourite part of town. Teo and her family are very kind, taking care of my laundry and cleaning the place while I was out. I highly recommend this apartment!

• Exceptional – Tommaso from Italy – August 30, 2024 (10/10)

  The owner was very nice and helped us with the laundry. It felt like having a little studio as the spaces are well separated.

• Exceptional – Kristina from Lithuania – June 17, 2024 (10/10)

  Calm environment, apartment clean. The owner is helpful, but not intrusive. There is everything you need for daily use. Next to a lot of shops, cafes, tennis courts.

• Great place to stay in Tbilisi! – Rhoda from Germany – May 26, 2024 (9/10)

  The apartment is in a perfect location and it ist super spacious! Indefinitely recommend staying here during your time in Tbilisi!
  Nana is very nice and helpful and speaks great English!
  
  What could be improved: The bed was ok for just a few nights, but it could use a new mattress.

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