Fabrika Tbilisi
Old Tbilisi, Tbilisi
Vibe
Murals wrap the concrete courtyard, where locals and travelers mingle across communal benches, vinyl shops, and indie cafes.
“Industrial creative forum”
Open central courtyard lined with bars, vinyl shops, and unassigned seating packed day to night.
Raw Soviet concrete, exposed steel trusses, and street art murals across an expansive industrial shell.
Resident Georgian ceramic studios, record shops, and culinary counters anchor a living creative community.
In Chughureti on the Left Bank, steps from Marjanishvili Square and Fabrika's buzzing creative courtyard.
Rooms
Stripped industrial finishes define the spaces, ranging from custom wooden bunks in shared dorms to private duplex apartment suites.
Backstory
The complex operated as the Nino sewing factory during the Soviet era before architects transformed the abandoned industrial plant.
Eat & drink
Independent counters ring the central courtyard, offering local Georgian natural wine, specialty coffee, and craft burgers into the night.
The neighborhood
Chughureti's historic 19th-century residential streets and Marjanishvili Square surround the property on the Mtkvari River's artsy Left Bank.
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