Membership at Regus office spaces allows you to work from anywhere at low prices, such as $99, offering customization and flexibility for any work style. Simply choose any location from our global network and start working for as long as you want. Work, collaborate, and network in our modern, flexible offices in Tbilisi. Iliyard is the newest building located near the center of this vibrant city, the capital of Georgia, and close to the largest center. Positioned at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, Tbilisi is a prime destination for target businesses from both markets, while Georgia's strong economic growth makes it an ideal location for businesses of any size. Iliyard benefits from numerous public transport links, including a bus stop on Lado Kavsadze Street, just a 9-minute walk away, and a subway station at Delisi, 2.2 km from the office. For international travel, Tbilisi International Airport is located 20.7 km to the east. Enhance your professional reputation with your own workspace at Iliyard, the premier office complex on Ilia Chavchavadze Avenue, in the heart of Tbilisi's business district. Iliyard offers a modern work environment designed to elevate any business. Grab workspaces, from individual desks in our shared workspaces to private suites and meeting rooms, all fully equipped with the latest technology. Be productive in our well-equipped kitchen with refreshments, and unwind or network in our comfortable breakout areas. Relax after work by exploring the best restaurants, shops, and parks. Regus office space membership includes: A total private office for you and one guest Access to our global network with over a thousand locations worldwide Business-class secure technology and Wi-Fi Printers and access to administrative support by highly qualified receptionists and support teams Cleaning, utilities, and security Regular networking and community events Easy booking and account management through our app All images listed are from our locations, but may not correspond to this particular center. Inquire now.