Solo-Lucky Hostel/Guesthouse — Hotel in Tbilisi

Solo lucky is housed in a residential building. The private room we stayed in was HUGE. It had even had a sitting room area with a couch and coffee table. In the opposite corner, there's a kettle and a fridge and a few utensils that you can use in case you bought prepared meals from the supermarket nearby. There's also a TV but I didn't find English channels. The room seems like the old living area of an apartment, and your own entrance is directly off the main street. You don't pass by a reception area before getting in, but the owner lives at the rear end of the hallway.||||There are a lot of stores within a short walking distance. The Tbilisi Funicular is just 20 minutes away, and I highly recommend you to visit for great views of the city. Freedom Square is just a 5-minute walk.||||In the morning, if you don't feel like strolling far for brekkie, there's a resto next-door where you can order a nice Georgian omelette. Staff barely speaks English though so you might need the help of the owner to translate for you. The resto is open until late at night/last customer, and because it's also a bar, there may be nights that you'll wake up to loud drunk arguments on the street. Rest assured it will be solved in a matter of minutes by police roving rather frequent.||||We were picked up from the airport by a taxi driver (as we requested) who later on took us to two sites outside of the capital. He barely spoke English but we got by. He quoted reasonable prices too. ||||We stayed for almost two weeks in Solo Lucky and because of this we got a good discounted price. Take note that accommodation in Tbilisi is expensive! The owners are very nice and did everything they could to help us with our...

The location of Solo-Lucky is excellent, 5 minutes from Freedom Square in the old town. Many restaurants and bars around, a supermarket, and an easy walk to museums and other sights. The room I had was large, too large for the heater, and with a fridge and kettle in the corner was more like a bedsit than anything else. Old style throughout. Comfortable with private bathroom (no windows), though there are dorms as well and shared facilities available that are ok.||I was supposed to be met at the airport, but that did not work out very well. While staying at the hotel, other travellers turned up; lucky for them I was in as there was no staff to greet them and I had to call staff on my phone.||For the price, considering this is Georgia it is not too bad. Hotels are ridiculously expensive, so Solo-Lucky, if you want a cheap, medium comfortable room,...

The location of Solo-Lucky is excellent, 5 minutes from Freedom Square in the old town. Many restaurants and bars around, a supermarket, and an easy walk to museums and other sights. The room I had was large, too large for the heater, and with a fridge and kettle in the corner was more like a bedsit than anything else. Old style throughout. Comfortable with private bathroom (no windows), though there are dorms as well and shared facilities available that are ok.||I was supposed to be met at the airport, but that did not work out very well. While staying at the hotel, other travellers turned up; lucky for them I was in as there was no staff to greet them and I had to call staff on my phone.||For the price, considering this is Georgia it is not too bad. Hotels are ridiculously expensive, so Solo-Lucky, if you want a cheap, medium comfortable room,...