How many coworking spaces are there in Kutaisi?
Coworking spaces listed
4
Updated July 2026
This call covers only named traditional coworking spaces and hotel-based coworking hybrids in Kutaisi; no confirmed hotel-integrated coworking hybrid (e.g. a Stamba/D Block-style hotel-coworking combo) was found operating in Kutaisi itself at the time of research — only in Tbilisi. No Soho House-style private membership club exists in Kutaisi. Only one coliving+coworking hybrid space serves the area, and it is a rural retreat roughly 8-10km outside central Kutaisi (~20 min by bus/taxi) — beyond the typical 10-minute in-town radius. It is included here, with its distance disclosed, because it is the only space of this type associated with Kutaisi.
- Typical monthly desk
- GEL 350
- Typical day pass
- GEL 30
Overall5.4/10Weaker coworking than about 50% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Kutaisi's traditional coworking scene is small compared to Tbilisi — Eneik Coworking is the most clearly documented, centrally located option with published day, hourly, and monthly rates.
- For Space Z and Regus, the Kutaisi branches exist but published, location-specific day-pass and monthly pricing was not easy to verify online — it's worth confirming current rates directly before planning around them.
- If you don't mind a 15–20 minute bus or taxi ride out of the city, there is also a rural coworking-and-coliving retreat option outside Kutaisi combining accommodation with workspace — worth considering if you want a quieter, nature-based setup rather than a city-center desk.
- There is no Soho House-style private members' club in Kutaisi — that format hasn't reached this city yet.
- The only coliving-coworking hybrid tied to Kutaisi (Gumbrini) is a rural, forest-edge property outside the city, not a downtown space — it suits nomads who want a slow-travel, nature-focused retreat rather than someone who wants to be walkable to city-center cafés and sights.
- Room/bed pricing for the coliving side (private room vs. dorm bed) varies noticeably between the operator's own site and third-party booking aggregators, so it's worth double-checking current rates directly with the space before booking a longer stay.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Eneik Coworking
- Hourly Rate
- GEL 7.00
Minimum 2 hours per booking
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Central Kutaisi (listed address: 26 Maisi 1st cul-de-sac / also referenced near Akhvlediani St., city center)
- Monthly Price
- GEL 350
Daytime Subscription (09:00–18:00). Other tiers: Night Subscription (18:00–08:00) 250 GEL/month (~93 USD); full 24/7 Subscription 450 GEL/month (~167 USD).
- Day Pass Price
- GEL 30
- Vibe and Amenities
- A small, community-feeling coworking space in central Kutaisi. Eneik markets itself as a mix of workspace and self-development/cultural hub, offering flexible work areas, professional consultations, and educational programs. The space includes a fireplace, unlimited coffee and tea, ergonomic chairs, and 'autonomous zones' for different work styles, plus add-ons like a small in-house gym (20 GEL/month) and a bookable meeting room (20 GEL/month). Regular community programming includes weekly yoga, a conversation club, and movie nights.
Space Z (Kutaisi Branch)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- #7 Joseb Grishashvili Street, Kutaisi
- Vibe and Amenities
- Space Z is described as a modern, sleek coworking brand with two Georgian locations (Tbilisi and Kutaisi), designed for freelancers, startups, and remote workers, offering open coworking areas, private offices, high-speed internet, and meeting rooms. It's positioned as a lower-cost alternative to bigger coworking chains.
Regus (Kutaisi)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Exact Kutaisi address not published/confirmed
- Vibe and Amenities
- International serviced-office/coworking chain that lists Kutaisi among its Georgian locations, aimed at professional/business users rather than a casual nomad crowd, with flexible membership plans, private offices, and on-site support staff. Details specific to the Kutaisi site (exact address, desk count) were not independently verifiable at the time of research.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
- Context Note
- No private members'-club-style spaces combining work, social, and lifestyle amenities (in the Soho House mold) could be found operating in Kutaisi. This format currently appears limited to larger cities like Tbilisi in Georgia.
Clubs and Hybrids
Coworking & Coliving Gumbrini ("New Level")
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Not in central Kutaisi — located in the village of Gumbra/Khomuli near Tskaltubo, next to the Sataplia Nature Reserve. Roughly 8-10 km from central Kutaisi.
- Proximity Note
- Reachable by public minibus (runs hourly, ~20 minutes) or taxi (~20 minutes); this is outside the standard walkable/10-minute city-center radius used elsewhere in this guide, but it's the only coliving-coworking hybrid tied to Kutaisi so it's flagged here rather than omitted.
Pricing
- Coworking Membership Monthly
- GEL 322
- Coliving Resident Package Monthly
- GEL 587
Meal Plan Daily Rates
- Lunch Only
- GEL 18
- Breakfast Only
- GEL 9.00
- Two Meals Per Day
- GEL 27
Optional Addons Monthly
- Monitor Rental
- GEL 67
- Bike Rental Standard
- GEL 161
Vibe and Amenities
- Work Facilities
- Open coworking area, a couple of small call rooms, a quiet/silent work zone, indoor and balcony lounge areas, and garden work spots; Wi-Fi covering all areas including outdoor zones; monitors and headphones available for rent.
- Social Amenities
- On-site 'the moon' nomad bar, communal dining room, garden, board games, bonfires, BBQs, hiking, and periodic yoga/salsa sessions; described as a small, tight-knit expat/nomad community rather than a large coworking crowd.
- Description
- A rural, nature-immersed coliving-coworking retreat rather than an urban space — panoramic garden views, indoor plants, and a slow-travel, community-first atmosphere run by resident hosts.
Day Pass or Monthly?
A monthly pass pays off after about 12 visits.
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