Tbilisi Bed and Breakfasts - Reviews and Rates

Made it across the rest of Turkey and entered Georgia with no real trouble. There were no indications of where to got at the border, so we joined a queue of comfortably plump Georgian ladies who looked like the could be trusted to be doing the right thing. The customs officer wished me 'Good Lucky and Great Travels in Georgia, Sir Ambrose!' and ...

I took a bus from Baku, Azerbaijan, to Tbilisi (population 1.7M), Georgia, and spent 8 hours on the road ($7). I should have taken an overnight train, since there wasn't much to see along the way. I hired an unofficial taxi after I crossed the border to Georgia (only the 2nd country since I started my trip that didn't require a visa for US passp...