Tbilisi is getting popular among digital nomads and freelancers, as citizens of around 90 countries can stay in Georgia visa-free for a year. Moreover, the government started to issue Digital Nomad visas as a result of the COVID pandemic to attract more foreigners to the country (More about this in upcoming posts). So if you are looking for a quiet office space to work from, here is the list of co-working spaces in Tbilisi I personally tried and tested.
Read: Georgia Travel Tips – Everything you need to know
Freedom Square
Regus Freedom Square
Regus is an international chain providing serviced offices, co-working spaces, business lounges, and conference facilities. Their Freedom Square branch (accessible from 2 Leonidze str.) offers a quiet space in an elegantly designed venue with comfortable furniture. Besides, it’s a great location for business set up purposes, in which the friendly staff of Regus is happy to help out.
The co-working space here is a common room with a good number of tables to work from. There are lockers you can use if you need to store something while leaving for a lunch or a meeting. The area also has a shared kitchen with a good quality coffee machine, fridge, vending machine, and a small box of snacks provided in the morning to nibble on while you enjoy a cup of coffee/tea.
However, if you require a designated space with storage and a personal desk, they can provide that too.
| Hourly | Daily | Monthly | Membership |
|---|---|---|---|
| from $7 | starting at $29 | from $189 | starting at $69 |
You will know the exact price before coming to the venue.
The difference between monthly and membership packages is that, on a monthly basis, you can use the space 24/7. Membership holders can only use it when the reception is there, from 9 am to 6 pm. Moreover, monthly packages be it for co-working or office spaces, grants you a Golden Card to use at any co-working space of Regus, counting around 3,000 venues all over the world. And if you are a business traveler, one more benefit of the monthly package is that you can use special lounges at various airports. Regus works on a contract basis and the longer the contract is, the cheaper it can be.
Additionally, every last Friday of the month, they organize a casual networking event for all its members and office renters if you’d like to meet expats or digital nomads.
All of the members can use the space 24/7
Vera neighborhood
LOKAL Tbilisi Co-working and Co-living space
If you are looking for co-working spaces in Tbilisi which not only offers a space to work from but also creates a community of digital nomads and freelancers, LOKAL is a place to be. Offering PLENTY of space to work from, a spacious patio, a garden, cafe, and bar, LOKAL is becoming a popular venue for remote workers. With the resent COVID restrictions and rules, space doesn’t have a shared kitchen, but the members get a discount at its Patio Cafe. Furniture, both inside the house and at the patio, are super comfy.
With a casual atmosphere and a cute dog Adji welcoming you the moment you step in, LOKAL truly feels like home, filled with like-minded and friendly people. It is also a place to bring your well behaved furry friend if you can’t leave it at home. Kudos for being one of the very few dog-friendly spaces in Tbilisi!!
Besides shared desks, you can book a fixed one if you prefer a personal desk to come to each day. Some rooms even have a balcony with a table and chair if you’d like to work in fresh air but be separate from the others working at the patio. Moreover, LOKAL has conference rooms if you need to host a group meeting or a small workshop.
| Daily | Weekly | Weekly | Dedicated desk |
|---|---|---|---|
| $7 | $7 for 1-3 days | -15% for 4+ days | $50 |
Their co-living space is in the same building, with private and shared rooms to choose from. The prices vary so check out their website.
LOKAL hosts various events each week, for instance, you can join board game nights every Wednesday, learn Georgian, attend an outdoor movie night, or learn more about digital nomad taxes in Tbilisi, to name just a few. Always check their Facebook page for upcoming events.
Opening Hours: Mon-Sat 9 am – 11 pm; Closed on Sundays
Terminal on Khorava
Located in the former co-working space Vere Loft, Terminal on Khorava is one of the branches of the company chain. The other four are located in Vake, Saburtalo, and Marjanishvili neighborhoods.
Similar to other co-working spaces in Tbilisi, Terminal on Khorava offers plenty of space to work from both on the ground and the second floor. Additionally, they adjoined a space of a former cafe on Tarkhnishvili street, so if you want a bit of isolation, that part of the venue is ideal for you.
Apart from shared desks, fixed tables, and meeting/conference rooms, Terminal on Khorava has a terrace to enjoy a small break or a lunch. Additionally, there is a bar to order freshly brewed coffee or buy various soft drinks. Note that coffee is not included in the memberships, but you are welcome to bring your takeaway beverage or water bottles. There’s a microwave if you’d like to bring your own lunch and heat it up.
| Daily | Night hours | Weekend | 10 Days | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 GEL | 15 GEL | 40 GEL | 180 GEL | 425 GEL |
Similar to a few of such spaces, Terminal on Khorava has a gaming zone if that’s the way you relax after a busy working day. If you are into books or magazines, the venue has a small collection of them to keep you entertained for a while.
All of the members can use the space 24/7
Marjanishvili & Didube areas
Impact Hub Tbilisi
Impact Hub was one of the first proper co-working spaces in Tbilisi and a Georgia branch of the global chain. Located inside a Fabrika Tbilisi courtyard, Impact Hub has instantly become a favorite place for remote workers.
The large, light-filled space features rows of desks where you can sit and work. There are several glass-in meeting rooms and office spaces available for hourly and monthly rent, respectively. There is a small fridge to store your lunch, a microwave, and a coffee machine in the small studio-like kitchen.
Impact Hub also has private lockers if you need to store something, but this is only available for certain package memberships. Despite the fact that it’s an open space, everyone is mindful of a working atmosphere, so there rarely is a noise.
| Daily | 50 hrs | 100 hrs | Unlimited | Dedicated desk |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 GEL | 160 GEL | 260 GEL | 360 GEL | 440 GEL |
For the detailed breakdown of the benefits of each membership, please click here.
Like many other co-working spaces in Tbilisi, Impact Hub cares about its members and organizes casual networking Fridays as well as hosts various events, competitions, and festivals.
All of the members can use the space 24/7
Makers Co-working
Located on the territory of Dinamo Stadium, Makers Co-working offers a shared working space for those who are living closeby. Space has two floors with plenty of space to work from, a conference/meeting room, a shared kitchen on the second floor, and a relaxing/gaming area.
The second floor has several long shared desks to sit at that are divided into sub-spaces for a bit of tranquility and privacy. The kitchen has a coffee machine with decent, strong coffee to choose from, a microwave, a fridge, a TV, and necessary utensils to use.
On my visit in August, the second floor was empty and I was the only one in the whole room, while several guys worked on the first floor. Their membership packages include dedicated desks and office spaces for small companies. Additionally, if you’d like to have a virtual office with a legal address, receptionist, mailing address, and other benefits, Makers can provide that too.
| Monthly | Dedicated desk | Student (4hrs day) | Night (monthly) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 290 GEL | 300 GEL | 99 GEL | 129 GEL |
Apart from co-working space, the company offers web development and consulting services if you need any. For those interesting in the IT field, they provide several courses in the field including mobile app development, AI, python programing, HTML5/CSS3, etc.
All of the members can use the space 24/7
Saburtalo area
UG Startup Factory
Part of the University of Georgia, UG Startup Factory is one of the budget-friendly co-working spaces in Tbilisi. The main focus of the venue is to assist startup development but offers a space for digital nomads and remote workers.
With a modern and simple design, the UG Startup Factory offers various tables with chairs, a meeting room, a conference hall, and a kitchen with coffee/tea, a microwave, and a refrigerator. You can easily bring your own lunch or snacks to enjoy during the day.
| Daily | Monthly | Dedicated desk |
|---|---|---|
| 20 GEL | 120 GEL | 200 GEL |
Space was pretty much empty when I visited in July, with only a couple of us working from here. Note that, computers within the space are for the Startup Accelerator and not for co-working users.
All of the members can use the space 24/7
Space Z
Located in the residential complex Jikia House, Space Z is a big open space co-working in Tbilisi well-lit by direct sunlight. Mainly used by graphic designers, IT specialists, and entrepreneurs, the venue feels like a self-service office, with no dedicated receptionist. However, the owner lives nearby and is there in a couple of minutes once you text him on their Facebook page.
Besides a shared space to work from, Space Z also has a fixed area to rent on a shared desk, meeting rooms for those who often have video calls, a conference room, and private offices. The venue also has one laptop in case anyone needs it.
| Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Dedicated desk |
|---|---|---|---|
| FREE | 30 GEL | 120 GEL | 200 GEL |
Additionally, there is outdoor pallet furniture if you’d like to work from outside. The shared kitchen has a refrigerator, a decent coffee machine (costing 1 GEL per cup), a microwave, and a kettle for tea/coffee. You are welcome to bring your own though.
Unlike many other co-working spaces in Tbilisi, Space Z has lots of things to do during your break time, including playing a mini-golf or board games, reading a book in the hammock, swinging on a swing (my favorite spot!), or browsing an in-house bookstore or a library of modern art books.
In addition, Space Z has a co-living space called Cybernetics only five minutes’ walk away. The co-living has a shared kitchen with all the necessary utensils, a shared living room with plenty of spaces to work from if you don’t want to visit Space Z, and private rooms for singles, couples, and families.
All of the members can use the space 24/7
Collective
A new initiative of m2 real estate company, Collective is a relatively new addition to the co-working spaces in Tbilisi. It offers a HUGE space for location independent workers that can accommodate up to 100 people in its minimalist, yet elegant design which also creates comfort and a perfect environment to work from.
Besides the usual benefits such as shared and fixed desks, office spaces, several desktop computers to use, a kitchen, relaxing area, and lockers to name a few, Collective also offers high-quality printing services including a plotter printing machine. The shared kitchen has everything you might need to enjoy a lunch/breakfast or a freshly brewed coffee from the machine or a cup of tea.
| Daily | Weekend | 1 Week | 2 Week | Dedicated desk | Night hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 35 GEL | 50 GEL | 100 GEL | 175 GEL | 350 GEL | 35 GEL |
Quiet space, super clean, and friendly atmosphere is what awaits you here. The friendly staff is eager to show you around and help with anything you need assistance with.
And if you need to host a meeting, a workshop or a conference, Collective has several separate rooms for it with all the necessary equipment.
All of the members can use the space 24/7
Regus Vazha Pshavela
Regus Vazha Pshavela is the second branch of an international company Regus I mentioned the very first in this post. Designed in a modern and minimalist style, this co-working space has plenty of spaces to work from, comfortable and colorful chairs and armchairs that adds a charming touch to the area.
Dedicated desks do have cubicle-like short walls to ensure a bit of privacy. And its one conference/meeting room can accommodate around 12 people.
Like any other co-working spaces in Tbilisi, Regus Vazha Pshavela has a kitchen with good quality coffee from the machine, a refrigerator, microwave, and a separate fridge for soft drinks to buy for an additional cost. The space is lit by the direct sunlight creating a cozy environment. It also has lockers if you’d need to store something.
| Hourly | Daily | Monthly | Membership |
|---|---|---|---|
| starting at $3 | from $15 | starting at $99 | from $69 |
You’ll know the exact price before coming to the venue.
Similar membership, benefit, and contract terms apply here just like I explained in the Freedom Square branch section, so please refer to the above-mentioned venue at the beginning of this post for more details or get in touch with them directly. Their super friendly staff is eager to help out!
All of the members can use the space 24/7
KD4US stands for King David For Us and refers to a shared co-working space in the relatively newly built King David Residential and Business Center. Located on the second floor of the building, KD4US is a spacious venue with a lot of cubicle-like desks with short walls giving a bit of privacy.
Similar to other places, KD4US also has a conference and meeting rooms, as well as office space to rent. There are several lockers for storage and a shared kitchen with a refrigerator, kettle, and microwave to hit up your snack or lunch. There’s a buffet-style KD Cafe next door if you don’t want to bring your own lunch. Whenever you get tired and need a break, there’s a small relaxing lounge with puff chairs, sofa, and a view of Tbilisi.
Like other co-working spaces in Tbilisi, this one also offers dedicated or non-assigned desks to its members in different price ranges. With comfortable chairs and big windows that lit up the area, KD4US is a good venue for those who are looking for mid-range packages, flexibility in schedule, and space. It’s also great for companies or startups with few staff members. In addition, they offer discounted prices for students.
| Daily | Weekend | Monthly | Dedicated desk | Night hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 35 GEL | 40 GEL | from 300 GEL | 600 GEL | 15 GEL |
The members have the benefit to use meeting and conference room for a several hours depending on the package you choose. Note that Daily Pass doesn’t include any of the usual services, such as free coffee/tea or printing of several pages; however, you are welcome to bring your own coffee/tea to enjoy throughout the day.
All of the members can use the space 24/7
Work from Georgia – various co-working spaces in Tbilisi as part of a project
Work from Georgia is a project coined by a Tbilisi-based creative agency Betterfly DDB. It involves various businesses all over the country opening their doors and spaces to digital nomads and freelancers to work from their offices FREE of charge.
In order to use the service, you need to go on their website, choose a destination city and dates you’d like to work on. The platform will show all the available spots from the participating businesses you can book a desk at for those dates.
Unfortunately, due to the COVID pandemic, the Work From Georgia has suspended hosting. Hopefully, they will be live again.
Libraries in Tbilisi to work from
If you are not a fan of co-working spaces or your budget doesn’t let you buy the membership, working from libraries is always a great option. I used to work from them for some time and they are a great alternative for budget-friendly digital nomads.
Mediatheka
Mediatheka is a cultural and educational platform offering an extensive library of modern and classical books in both Georgian and English languages, a quiet workspace, and computers to use. However, as I have noticed, they had quite limited English language books when I used to go there.
Currently, there are three branches of Metiatheka – one in Vake Park, second in Varketili, and the third in Nadzaladevi.
Mediatheka has two types of memberships which is valid in all of its branches.
| Price | Duration | Book service | Included | Bicycle use | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Card A | 15 GEL | 3 months | 10 day rental with one time to postpone | working space, computer | — |
| Card B | 20 GEL | 1 month | 10 day rental with one time to postpone for 5 days | working space, computer, printer, scanner, coping of 10 pages | 30 minutes a day within the park area |
I have worked in Vake Park several times. As it’s a library, there are no shared facilities to enjoy a cup of coffee or your pre-packed lunch. They used to have a cafe upstairs, but it has been closed for some time now. I can’t say anything about the other branches though.
Also, as it was very close to the university, it was getting quite busy and noisy from time to time. I could still work with my headphones on, but it’s something to keep in mind.
Closed on Mondays and public holidays
Mikheil Saakashvili’s Presidential Library
This is another library to check out, especially if you want a space FREE of charge. Located in a very quiet neighborhood behind the University of Georgia, this library gets quite a few people despite its situation. Moreover, there are PLENTY of English language books in pretty much all the fields and subjects that might interest you.
Designed by a world famous architect Jurgen Mayer, where bookshelves in the reading room repeat the style of façade, making it one of the modern library buildings in town.
Closed on Sundays
Prepare for the trip
To ease your travel planning, check out all the posts about Georgia travel. Additionally, here are some of the websites and services I use when preparing for my next adventure anywhere in the world.
– Book affordable flights on Kiwi.com, a platform that shows the best routes and flight deals to your destination. There’s a money-back guarantee if you miss the flight!
– Check iVisa to see if you need a tourist visa to visit Georgia, how to apply online if applicable, or where’s the nearest embassy or consulate
– Find budget-friendly deals on all sorts of accommodation types on Booking and Agoda, or find a cool apartment on Airbnb!
– Pre-book a private car transfer from Tbilisi Airport to your hotel
– Buy the most flexible and budget-friendly travel insurance, SafetyWing, to cover all sorts of health problems on the road
– Pack your copy of Lonely Planet’s Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan guide. Alternatively, buy Rough Guide to the Caucasus
– Book in advance some of the best city walks, cultural experiences, and day tours to maximize your stay and experience here
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