Elia Boutique Hostel & Apart-Hotel

The owner was wonderful and very helpful. She was able to answer any questions. I stayed in the solo room and it was a decent size.

I am highly allergic to cats and when you walk in the door you are immediately hit with the smell of cats. At least one lives there but I counted three at one point inside. The rooms say hypoallergenic and do smell better, but the second you leave your room to go to the bathroom you smell cat again. I checked the booking and did not see any mention or cats or I would not have booked in the first place.

The vibe of the place and the people. The host is very warm and kind. She helped me with nearby eateries and let me keep my luggage for an extra day after my check-out.

I initially booked for one night but ended up staying for two. The property, a beautiful remnant of the Soviet era, was incredibly photogenic and full of character. It was clean and regularly maintained. Elia was kind, friendly, and extremely helpful throughout my stay. The place reflects creativity at its finest—it's not just a hostel, it's an experience. Every wall, every frame tells a story, making it feel like you're living inside a work of art.

A charming place with a very helpful and warm host, highly recommended! Within a few minutes, one reaches downtown Tbilisi, and passes by the Sameba cathedral.

The place is beautiful and the manager is excellent

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Comfortable, good looking, attractive.

Height of the bed is not comfortable for those who are taller. Otherwise its good.

The lady who ran the place was wonderful. Genuine care for guests and tried everything she could to get me to stay for the duration of my planned trip. (Read on…)

There were communal dorms (used to them in multiple countries, no drama), but the first night I was there; a guy was playing movies or shows on his phone past 3am and not using headphones… selfish pr1ck of a guy. So I chose to leave. Not a reflection on this place which was great, but this one guy ruined it. People, if you are in shared accommodation have some empathy and thought for others. Use headphones and keep the noise down past 10:00/10:30 or whenever the place says is quiet time.