The apartment is warm and welcoming and is located in a brand-new building to the north of Tbilisi. The apartment has a sizable private courtyard that is tucked away from view, and it is located in close proximity to a variety of restaurants, cafes, and grocery stores. A recently updated apartment with a single bedroom and a kitchen is located separately. Furnished with brand new pieces of furniture and fitted with all the essential electrical equipment.

I like to let guests self-check in and enjoy their stay in private, I am always contactable and responsive via Airbnb app or by phone. For anything urgent, I can attend in person if needed.

The city of Tbilisi serves as the capital of the nation of Georgia. Its long and tumultuous past, which includes periods of domination by both the Persians and the Russians, is reflected in the old town’s cobblestone streets. Eastern Orthodox cathedrals, elaborate art nouveau buildings, and Soviet Modernist constructions are a few examples of the varied styles that can be seen in the city’s architecture. The reconstructed stronghold of Narikala, which dates back to the 4th century, and the statue of Kartlis Deda, also known as the “Mother of Georgia,” tower over everything else.

There are many ways for visitors visiting Tbilisi to get around, including taxi, subway, car, and minibus.

One of the best ways to travel within the city is via taxi because they are readily available practically everywhere. The cost of the fare should never exceed a few dollars in USD. The majority of the time, taxis are waiting outside of busy public spaces like airports, train stations, bus stops, and sizable hotels. Asking a hotel or restaurant for assistance in setting up a ride is the best approach to hire a taxi outside of these locations.

The majority of the important areas in and surrounding Tbilisi are connected by an underground train network. Although it might be a quick and convenient way to go around Tbilisi, one should be aware that all stops are announced in the native Georgian tongue. The most practical mode of transportation in Tbilisi is a private automobile because it offers the most freedom and flexibility. Before electing to get behind the wheel of an automobile, first-time visitors to Georgia should research the state’s traffic laws. Around the city and the Tbilisi International Airport, there are a few sizable automobile rental companies.