1 Bedroom in Bagebi | 2 Balconies & Green Views

Our 75 m2 apartment on the 3rd floor of an elevator building is set up for up to 2 guests.

• Bedroom with a double bed, a large wardrobe, a wall-mounted TV and a door to one of the balconies

• Living room with a corner sofa, an armchair, a second TV and a stone feature wall

• Dining table for four, set beside a floor-to-ceiling window

• Kitchen with a gas hob, fridge-freezer, microwave, capsule coffee machine and toaster

• Washing machine in the kitchen

• Bathroom with a glass walk-in shower, wall-hung toilet and vanity

• Two balconies, one with a small table and chairs facing the trees

Air conditioning, radiator heating, free Wi-Fi and fresh towels are included. The open layout links living, dining and kitchen, while the bedroom sits behind its own door off the entrance hall.

Bagebi is a residential district on the slopes above Vake, where the city gives way to pine-covered hills. Locals often call it "New Vake", and the air here is noticeably fresher than in the centre.

The name translates as "gardens" in Georgian, and the district still lives up to it, with trees on every slope and modern complexes such as Metra Park set among them.

Day-to-day essentials are close by:

Zgapari supermarket on the Tskneti Highway, about 4 minutes on foot

Restaurant Bagebi, serving traditional Georgian food, about 8 minutes on foot

The University-Bagebi cable car, a short gondola ride across the Vere gorge to the university campus, about 12 minutes on foot

For green space and culture, the larger sights are a few minutes by car:

Vake Park, the city's largest central park, with fountains, sports courts and an aerial tramway, around 5 minutes by taxi

Turtle Lake, with walking trails, pedal boats and lakeside cafes, around 10 minutes by taxi

The Open Air Museum of Ethnography, traditional houses from every Georgian region, on the road to Turtle Lake

Bagebi suits guests who want space, fresh air and a slower pace, with the rest of Tbilisi a short ride away. Evenings here are calm. For restaurants, wine bars and cafes, Chavchavadze Avenue in Vake is a short taxi ride down the hill.

The area is safe and well-patrolled, popular with families and long-stay residents.

Public transportation in Tbilisi is affordable and convenient. Metro and buses cost just 1 GEL per ride and allow free transfers within an hour. You can pay directly by card. For route details and schedules, we recommend downloading the TTC app. Bus stops are located almost everywhere in the city.

Bolt and other taxi apps are widely used and inexpensive, and a ride to Freedom Square takes around 20 minutes depending on traffic.

• Please respect the check-out time — unauthorized late check-outs may result in additional night charges.

• For stays of 28 nights or longer, an additional cleaning (for an additional fee) is required to maintain the apartment’s condition.

• Please dispose of trash in the grey or dark blue bins located on the street.

• Do not leave running water unattended.

• Additional towels and a starter set are available for an extra fee.

• If you lose your keys or access card, a replacement fee will apply.

• Guests are responsible for any damage caused during their stay.

• Missing items, stained linens, or broken equipment may result in extra charges.

• Keep noise levels down, especially after 22:00, to respect our neighbors.

• Turn off lights, heating/AC, and appliances when leaving the apartment.

• Shooting of any kind, including photography and videography, is not allowed without prior consent. If you have any questions regarding this policy or the use of the property for marketing purposes, please reach out to us in advance.