I already mentioned Fabrika, the multifunctional space located a brief walk from Marjanishvili metro station. Since a few days, I moved here, as there is air conditioning, which is essential in this heat, but I had no idea how awesome this place is.
The place is an old Soviet sewing factory (hence the name, Fabrika), transformed in such a way that it brims with pop culture and urban mood (graffiti and wall art), but keeping the old style alive (concrete, pipes and industrial furniture).
The rooms are amazing, spacious, clean and cool. The toilets and the showers are directly out of a 80's American teen movie and the breakfast just amazing. If I wasn't going to rent an apartment, I'd probably try to bargain a long-term private room for my entire stay, beat style.
To this you have to add the yard, where anyone can gather, where you can drink, eat and socialise. And attend gigs to, like the Tbilisi-based Iranian duo NUM, who will play here tonight.
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