It's well located, across a music conservatory so you could hear classical music during the day :) I liked the place very much, it felt really cozy. Staff seemed a bit too serious, except for one girl.

If someone was cooking something smelly you could smell it from the entrance. I think bathrooms could be a little bit cleaner but nothing crazy.

One of the best hostels ever. Cute facility, comfy and stable beds, curtains, outlet and shelf for phone, TONS OF HOOKS (underrated feature). Well worth the extra dollars compared to other hostels in Tbilisi.

It was a little hard to find at night.

Very social place, met many nice people here. The place attracts a lot of long-term travellers including overlanding bicyclists. Location of the place is great: close to metro, bus station, and Ubers generally don't take more than 2 minutes to arrive. Within 100 meter there are several coffeeshops, local bakeries, and there is a Spar convenience store right on the corner. Old city center is about a 15 walk through a nice area The kitchen amenities are quite good for a hostel: blender, mixer, microwave available, as well as free coffee, tea, and cooking basics such as oil and soil. Frying pans are ceramic, so not the carcinogenic scratched teflon trash.

The rooms aren't really soundproofed, so you'll hear people talking in the common areas, but with earplugs I always had a perfect night's sleep

— Comfortable & clean — Amenities available — Got late check-in & check-out — Location is excellent

— One of the male staff was kinda unfriendly — Not really a social place

Location is perfect. Close to museums, old town, river, metro, bus stop. Very close to market and restaurants and shops

Stuff need a little bit smile + Lack off eye contact, but dont worry they give all information you need.

My flight was delayed and I arrived super early in the morning, however the staff accommodated it well. They were always responsive to any questions, requests that I had. The hostel itself was pretty cool, backpacker vibe, the beds were comfortable, the bathrooms were clean.

I found it slightly noisy, but guess that's a trade off if the location is central.

Great location. Kind staff. They have filtered water for everyone at the hostel. There’s a free drink. Great lockers.

We are way too many in the rooms. Only 3 bathrooms (with toilets) for everyone… so not very comfortable. The average age seemed to be more 40 than 20… which is not something that I expect from a hostel.

The 4 bed female room was nice but two beds did not have curtains (but were single beds which was comfortable :)). We had own bathroom addicionally to the other restrooms in the hallway. The kitchen was well equipped and the chill area was nice to connect. Walking distance to city center and metro station. What I really liked was the filtered water they had in the kitchen!

was all good.

The private room was really cozy and clean, with nice decorations and spacious. There is a heater in the room so you can have a nice temperature even on the colder days. The common area had a kitchen, hot water boiler, utensils, cups and plates, a few tables, fridge, a place to keep your food, and a bit of free food items (coffee, tea), etc. There is also a relax area with a few places to sit and chill in the common area.

The only issue was the cleanness of the bathrooms - they are cleaned daily, but I felt like there could be an occasional deep cleaning. Maybe also cleaning twice a day would help? The showers for a few days had issues with water drainage not being fast enough, with water accumulating under your feet.

A pleasant relaxed hostel and in a good location for everything. A short stroll to Liberty Square for the Metro and near the Opera bus stop to/from the airport. I would stay again if in Tbilisi .

The room was fine, but the walls were very thin, which being just off the communal area and reception , didn't give much sound insulation. That said, it's still a good place to stay.