Looking for an alternative to working from home while in Tbilisi? Check our list of the best coworking spaces in Tbilisi for freelancers and digital nomads!
They each offer a selection of different atmospheres, amenities, pass types, and are located in various districts of Tbilisi so you have options close to wherever you’re based.
Quick Overview: Best Coworking Spaces in Tbilisi
Lokal
Vasil Petriashivili Str. 42, Tbilisi
District: Vake
Open: 11am – 8pm. You can also book after-hours access ($58 per week).
Offers: WiFi, a selection of available open desks located on the ground floor, and in the outdoor garden areas, coffee & tea (wine/craft beer also available for purchase), bookable call and meeting rooms.
Space: Casual, no dress code, no formal office vibe, smaller more personal working spaces instead of one big open space.
*Valid for 10 days of coworking over a 90-day period.
Impact Hub
Egnate Ninoshvili Str. 8, Tbilisi (Fabrika)
District: Marjanishvili
Open: 24/7
Offers: WiFi, access to a printer, scanner, security, and video control.
Space: Casual, comfortable, bright, and spacious work environment.
Extra: By having a membership of Impact Hub Tbilisi, you are a member of all Impact Hubs around the world and can access them when visiting other cities.
* Unlimited / month with 3h of access to a meeting room and fixed desk.
Terminal
5 different locations in Tbilisi
District: Vake, Saburtalo & Marjanishvili
Open: 24/7
Offers: WiFi, meeting& conference rooms, access to a personal locker, 24/7 reception, relaxation zone, kitchen, cafe, parking zone (& more depending on location).
Space: Large space with professional interior design, high-quality facilities, and furniture.
Extra: Special offers and deals on their Facebook page.
4 Best Coworking Spaces in Tbilisi
Lokal (Vake)
Chill Space For Coworking in Tbilisi
Source: Lokal
Lokal is one of the newest coworking spaces in Tbilisi, located in the Vake district. It’s founded by a former digital nomad and offers a chill environment with desks also available on the patio and garden.
If you’re looking for a casual place along with lower prices and don’t care for more “formal” surroundings, Lokal is worth taking a look at. If you’re also interested in joining an active community with regular events like workshops, lectures, and courses, you’ll find them all in Lokal – check out the events they’re currently hosting on Lokal’s Facebook page.
Lokal offers daily passes as well as the 10 Pack Hot Desk for members who want to enjoy the benefits of membership but don’t need a coworking space for the entire month.
Their offer includes a selection of available open desks located on the ground floor and in the outdoor garden areas, high-speed WiFi, coffee & tea (wine/craft beer also available for purchase), as well as bookable call and meeting rooms.
| Lokal Offer | Price |
| Daily Hot Desks | $10 |
| 10-Pack Hot Desk (Valid for 10 days over a 90-day period) | $90 |
| Monthly Hot Desks | $180 |
Impact Hub
Tbilisi Coworking Surrounded by Great Cuisine
Source: Impact Hub Tbilisi
Impact Hub Tbilisi is a Georgian branch of the global chain operating in more than 100+ cities on 5 continents. In Tbilisi, it’s located in a very popular place: Fabrika – the cultural center transformed from a former Soviet sewing factory.
Impact Hub’s a well-known hotspot that unites a coworking space with urban-style cafes, restaurants, bars, artists’ studios and shops, educational institutions, and the biggest hostel in the area.
This membership-based coworking space offers several options and a comfortable, casual work environment that’s bright and spacious. All membership types include high-speed WiFi, plus access to printers and scanners.
The fixed membership type includes a private desk, while all other desks in the open coworking space are first-come first-served. Additionally, by being a member of Impact Hub Tbilisi, you’re a member of all Impact Hubs around the world and can access them while visiting other cities.
| Impact Hub Offer | Price |
| Day pass (9am – 6pm) | Currently not available |
| HUB Week (one week per month) | $53 (140 ₾) |
| HUB Three (3 days per week) | $116 (300 ₾) |
| HUB Unlimited (with 2 hours of access to meeting room) | $158 (410 ₾) |
| HUB Fixed (with 3 hours of access to meeting room and fixed desk) | $200 (525 ₾) |
Terminal
For Your Professional Coworking Needs
Source: Terminal
Terminal has 6 locations around Tbilisi and 1 in Batumi. In Tbilisi, all of the 6 locations are quite central: 3 of them are in Vake, 1 is in Saburtalo, and 2 are in Marjanishvili. Terminal offers “coworking-multifunctional” spaces with individual desks, as well as private offices, a lounge, a relaxation zone, a bar & café area, a terrace, high-speed wireless internet, and 24/7 access & reception.
If you’re looking for a large space with professional interior design, well-equipped facilities, quality furniture, and fast internet, Terminal fits the bill. Their offer also includes other amenities such as a game room, parking zone, self-service kitchen, kids zone, and wheelchair accessibility. However, some of the amenities are available only in specific locations.
Terminal is well worth checking out, especially if you’re after more professional surroundings for your freelance work or business meetings in Tbilisi.
| Collective Offer | Price |
| Daily Flex Desk | $15 (40 ₾) |
| Dedicated Desk 1-Month | $192 (500 ₾) |
| Private Office 1-Month | $846 (2200 ₾) |
| Meeting Rooms for up to 12 people | $15 (40 ₾)/h |
Regus
Central Coworking Space in Tbilisi’s Old Town
Source: Regus
Lastly, it’s also worth mentioning the Regus coworking space due to its central location in Tbilisi. Regus is an international workspace company operating in numerous locations around the world, offering professional surroundings and well-equipped facilities.
In Tbilisi, one of their coworking spaces is in the Old Town (right next to Freedom Square) and the second one is on Vazha Pshavela avenue (BCV). If you’re staying somewhere close to the Old Town, you can drop in and hot-desk in an open-plan workspace, or reserve a dedicated desk in a shared office.
Keep in mind that the number of spaces they offer in both locations is quite limited (roughly 15 coworking desks in their branch in the Old Town and around 28 in the BCV branch).
- Address: Tabidze Str. 1, Tbilisi
- Open: 24/7
- The offer includes: Printer, scanner, and photocopier access, break-out areas, a business lounge, meeting rooms, parking, mail handling, high-speed WiFi, use of the business address, kitchen with tea and coffee making facilities.
- Space: Professional open-plan area with a limited number of coworking spots and dedicated desks in shared offices.
| Regus Offer | Price in Tabidze Branch* | Prices in the BCV Branch* |
| 1-Month Office Space | $349 | $169 |
| 1-Month Coworking | $239 | $159 |
| Virtual Offices | $65 | $65 |
| Meeting Rooms | $9/h | $9/h |
| Daily Pass | Inquire directly for a quote | Inquire directly for a quote |
*According to Regus, the prices listed above are valid at the time of inquiry, based on 24-month contracts. They can vary depending on the specifically selected products and services.
Keep Your Data Safe While Coworking With a VPN
While using the WiFi at any coworking space or other shared places to work, such as cafés, restaurants, libraries, or others, you should always use a VPN. Without a VPN, other users on a shared WiFi connection could eavesdrop on your online activity, leaving you vulnerable. If you’re unsure which VPN is the best for you, check out the best VPNs for digital nomads and remote workers.
A VPN helps secure your devices by encrypting all your data, so it can’t be intercepted by anyone who might be snooping on your connection. It also replaces your IP address so your online activity can’t be linked back to you.
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FAQ – Best Coworking Spaces in Tbilisi
Yes, Tbilisi has a lot of opportunities for freelancers. Georgia overall offers low taxes, affordable living costs, and simplified administrative proceedings – as well as diverse and beautiful nature and great food! We’ve discussed all this and more in our article on why Georgia is a great country for freelancers.
Renting a coworking space in Tbilisi costs around $10 for a day pass and around $120 per month, depending on the place and membership type you choose.
Yes. Most coworking spaces in Tbilisi offer daily passes as well as membership options for a few days (most often 10 days) or weekends.
The average price of a daily pass to a coworking space in Tbilisi is around $10.
You could use the free public libraries in Tbilisi as a place to work. You could try Mikheil Saakashvili’s presidential library located behind the University of Georgia. It offers WiFi and workspaces, and a huge collection of books in English!
There are also several nice cafes around Tbilisi with free WiFi, where you can find both a nice hot drink and place to work.
Yes! When you use shared WiFi without a VPN, you’re putting your device and anything stored on it at risk. With a VPN you can access the same network through an encrypted tunnel, ensuring no one can eavesdrop on your connection. If you’re not sure which VPN is best for you, check our article on the best VPNs for digital nomads and remote workers.
