Hostel Nomad

Lovely community that the owner provides. She’s provides a well run hostel that is comfortable for short or long term stays. Beds are the best with actual duvet and nice sheets. Privacy curtains are perfect. I miss everyone already

We really enjoyed our stay at Hostel Nomad. The location is right where you want to be for exploring Tbilisi, with plenty of sights, restaurants, and cafés within easy walking distance. The beds were comfortable, and each bed had good privacy curtains, lockers, and drawers to store your belongings, which made a big difference. The showers and toilets were clean and well maintained, and there was a lovely balcony/terrace area that was perfect for relaxing. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. We also stayed at Fabrika during our time in Tbilisi, and we actually preferred Hostel Nomad. It felt more comfortable and better suited to what we were looking for. We'd happily stay here again.

It is not a social hostel.

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.

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.