Tbilisi·9.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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City Guli in Tbilisi provides spotless, comfortable rooms with complimentary high‑speed Wi‑Fi. Each suite includes a lounge area, dining table, microwave, electric kettle, and coffee/tea maker, plus a private shower, hairdryer, and wardrobe. Situated in the city centre, it lies 16 km from the airport, near the National Museum and Old Town, earning high praise for cleanliness and friendly service.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
I really appreciated the host’s friendliness and the comfort of the space; everyone was super kind and it felt like home, with a kitchen that’s usable for cooking and reasonably priced laundry, plus they handed me a towel and answered any questions I had.
Jalan·4 days ago
I booked early and the availability was great, though the people were just nice.
Muhammad·5 days ago
The administrator was very welcoming and friendly, responded quickly to requests for better accommodation conditions, and the place offered great views of Tbilisi.
Maksim·A week ago
First, the price was really good and cheap; second, the facilities were fairly complete with a kitchen, bathroom and living room, and there were windows instead of a basement. However, the location is uphill and you have to walk a bit to get there, and it’s an old school gate with other residents in the hallway; the stairs are a bit dirty and you have to go up two floors, so be careful with large luggage. Management is lax – they clean daily but otherwise offer no services, and I couldn’t tell who the residents were versus staff, so it felt like there were no dedicated employees. Importantly, there is no personal storage space: the room has only a bed and no cabinets, let alone lockable ones, and there’s no public area to keep personal items. A small issue: I bought meat the night before and the next day someone stole it; the bin had only the packaging and no one asked or warned me not to eat others’ food. A roommate said eggs and vegetables were also taken. Initially I was assigned a bunk in a two‑person room, which was okay and I kept staying because it was cheap; after a day of exploring I moved to a three‑person room’s upper bunk, where the bed was right next to a dirty red brick wall, the lower space was too small to open a large suitcase, and you have to chase the staff for bedding and blankets, otherwise you just get a bare bed.
Jing·2 weeks ago
The hospitality was excellent.
Mariam·2 weeks ago