Hostel Nomad

Очень чисто, хороший вежливый стаф, удобные кровати и ящики под вещи.

Location is tucked a little out of the way on a quiet dead-end street. Bed is very comfy. Curtains on every bunk block light well. Guests were mostly adults, nobody was too rowdy or loud. Plenty of storage and locking lockers. Laundry will be done for you for 10 lari. I stayed three nights. Communal bathrooms were sometimes a little humid, but that’s what happens when there’s a lot of people using the same bathrooms. Nothing to be done about that.

I had a wonderful 3-night stay. The hostel was quiet, clean, and had all the facilities I needed. Everything was well maintained, and the host was very kind and welcoming. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting.

1. The bed is very comfortable, there is huge cabin for big luggage under the bed, and smaller locker for your valuables; lights and sockets in the bed, pouch on the wall; good curtain to block the light and give privacy; 2. The staff is nice and supportive; 3. The room is very quiet, in a good neighborhood, feel safe as well; 4. There are 3 toilets and bathrooms, you don’t have to wait; 5. Overall it is quite clean; 1. Laundry is at 10lari; luggage storage is 5 per day after you check out; 2. Not too near or too far from the center; 500m walk from the nearest metro station; but it is easy to find; 3. Hot water shower is a bit annoying! Either too cold or too hot, very difficult to adjust to warm water, and the pressure is a bit weak;

I didn't like that you had to put your shoes in little cubbies before being able to enter the hostel. I thought it was a bit odd, and then as I was rushed during check-out I ended up forgetting my shoes in the cubbies :(.

This was honestly one of the best hostel experiences I’ve ever had. The hostel is perfect for travelers who value privacy, cleanliness, and a good night’s sleep. Everything was exceptionally clean and thoughtfully organized, and you can see how much care the owner puts into every detail. The bedding was spotless, the mattresses and pillows were incredibly comfortable, and the sleeping area was designed so well that I slept better here than in many five-star hotels. The atmosphere was calm and respectful, with guests respecting quiet hours and each other’s personal space. The location was excellent, with everything I needed within walking distance, and the surrounding area had great infrastructure. The owner was incredibly kind, welcoming, and attentive, making the whole stay feel warm and personal. I would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Tbilisi. I honestly couldn’t find any drawbacks. Everything exceeded my expectations.

The bed is very comfortable; a lot of storage; the host is very nice.

Location is nearby Liberity Square and a lot of traditional Georgian cuisine a few step away from hostel and staff is so kind,friendly.Rooms are very cozy and clean.It is highly recommended to choose here because of unforgettable atmosphere you will experience with guests from all corners of the of world

The beds have curtains and the air conditioning was nice for the hot summer weather. Decent location within the city. A ton of locker space. Climbing up to the top bunk is not easy. They charge you to store your bag and for you to stay in the hostel past checkout. This is the most ridiculous thing and something I've never encountered elsewhere. Really left a sour taste in my mouth about the hostel. I had stayed six nights at the place and the fact that they wanted me to pay to be able to hang around in the common room was insane.

Clean, quiet and peaceful There are too many rules and they are kinda strict.

It is run by the owner and she stays in the property together so it is clean and well maintained. I checked out at 10:30, returned the key, and asked the lady if I could stay in the common area until around 1:00 since my flight was at 5 p.m. She told me to pay 5 GEL for luggage storage, and I agreed. While leaving my bag, I made it clear that I would only stay until 1:00 and not any longer. I sat on the sofa, plugged in my laptop, and started working. Around 11:30, the lady suddenly raised her voice in front of others, saying, “You already checked out. Do you think this is your apartment, using electricity like that?” It was raining heavily outside. I had asked beforehand specifically to avoid problems like this, but I ended up being kicked out with my luggage before 1:00. Food I had saved in the fridge had to be thrown away as well. The main issue is that the rules are not clearly explained. They may exist somewhere in writing, but they are scattered and not emphasized. I always try to respect hostel rules, and when I checked in the host was very kind and helpful. But in this case, communication was unclear, which turned what could have been a smooth checkout into an unpleasant experience.

This hostel is close to being a 10, but there were a couple of big problems (see below). In general, it seems to be kept clean and it's orderly (meaning, there aren't people being loud at all very late hours, the kitchen is not a disaster, etc). The location is very good - it's not right in the middle of anything, but it's a reasonable walk to most of the interesting parts of the city. It's also close to some bus stops and a 10 minute walk to the metro. The Wifi wasn't bad, but it did struggle a bit on video calls. First big problem: the staff who run the hostel seem a bit disorganized or new to doing this. The initial message they sent did not ask me for a specific time as long as i would be arriving during their normal hours. Then, less than one hour before I arrived, they sent me a message on booking.com (no WhatsApp/SMS message) to provide instructions to get into the hostel as I guess no one who works there would be present (at 18:00). I didn't see that they sent me a booking.com message so I was ringing the bell, texting, etc for 10-15 minutes. And what if I didn't have data? What would I have done to get into the hostel? This could have been a HUGE problem. They then walked into my room (after I was already in there) without waiting for me to open the door or say "okay," just a quick knock and entered the private room. I was on a call for my job, but it could have been worse. That is unacceptable, to enter someone's private room in that way. They also sent me a message on the day I was leaving, asking me when I will arrive. Second big problem: the door to the private room is right next to the door to the balcony area and near the laundry, and it does not block sound at all. This means you are constantly hearing people opening and closing doors, talking to each other, etc, right outside the room. It destroyed any peace and made sleeping for more than a few hours each night difficult. The common space that exists is nice, but is very small. Maybe for this reason, it seemed that true socializing was rare. It was mostly small talk or people sitting quietly in the same vicinity. There's potential for it, of course it always depends on the people who are there, but no common space could comfortably fit more than about 5 people at any one time.

I prefer a little more space in the bedrooms, bathrooms and showers. A little cramped but still comfortable.

Stylish and cozy

The best price to quality ratio so far. Great hostel, great host, great location.

It was nice stay, almost 10 minutes walking to the nearest public transportation

The room was very very very clean and cozy to stay. And the host lady was very kind and considerate. Friendly guest gathered together for the friendly host.I'm glad to make friends with the people in the whole hostel. Everything was cool.

Manager was so kind and welcoming. Even though we arrived earlier she invited us inside. Beds are super comfy and facilities great. Location is nice

Very good

Superb