Daily Apartments in Tbilisi — Complete 2026 Guide
What a nightly apartment costs across Tbilisi districts, which location yields more, and how to pick an investment unit.
Tbilisi's short-term rental market is one of the most dynamic in Georgia — the number of tourists keeps growing through the year, and business travelers actively visit the city in winter too.
What a nightly rental costs in Tbilisi
An average night in Tbilisi ranges from 45 to 90 dollars depending on location and season. Premium apartments in Old Tbilisi, Mtatsminda and Vake go for up to 100-150 dollars. Budget options in Saburtalo and Isani start from 30-45 dollars.
Which district gives you more income
The three leading districts by short-term occupancy: Old Tbilisi (Avlabari), Mtatsminda (Rustaveli Avenue) and Vake. In these districts annual occupancy reaches 70-85%, which translates into an annual income of roughly 8-12% of the apartment's price.
What a successful short-term rental needs
For tourists the essentials are: Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a fully equipped kitchen, good photos and a fast response from the owner. sivrce's AI price estimate helps you determine the market rate for your apartment — overpricing is just as harmful as underpricing.
How to publish a short-term listing
Posting a short-term listing on sivrce is free. Upload photos, describe the location precisely (how many meters to the metro, a restaurant, a landmark) and set a competitive nightly price.
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