Fabrika Hostel & Suites

Fabrika Hostel & Suites occupies a converted Soviet sewing factory at 8 Egnate Ninoshvili Street in Chugureti, around a courtyard of independent cafes, bars, shops and co-working space. The complex has become one of the best-known creative hubs in the capital of Georgia, and its setting in a former industrial building gives it a distinctive urban, graffiti-and-concrete character that appeals to younger and independent travellers. Marjanishvili metro station is a short walk away, giving quick links to Freedom Square and the centre, and the Old Town can be reached by metro or a short taxi ride. The neighbourhood of Chugureti is more local and less polished than Sololaki, with galleries, small restaurants and wine bars within walking distance. The hostel offers about 98 beds in a range of options, from dormitory beds to private rooms and suites, with prices from roughly GEL 39 to GEL 210 per night, or about $15 to $80, making it one of the most affordable social bases in Tbilisi. The guest rating is about 4.2. Amenities include a shared kitchen, the courtyard cafes and bars, co-working space and wifi, plus room service and airport transfers. The listing also notes wheelchair accessibility and that pets are allowed. Dining is mostly in the courtyard venues, where guests can find coffee, breakfast, drinks and casual meals without leaving the complex. There is no spa or pool, and the focus is on community: events, shared spaces and a mix of travellers, remote workers and locals who use the courtyard. Service is informal and friendly, suited to solo travellers, groups of friends and digital nomads. The courtyard venues can be lively in the evening, so light sleepers should consider a private room or ask for a quieter location within the complex. It is the most social budget base in the city.