Rtveliრთველი
The biggest room in the house — herringbone parquet, a terracotta door, and light that moves across it all day.
from ₾145 a night See the room
Where you sleep
The house has four. They are genuinely different from each other — different size, different floor, different light — so it is worth thirty seconds deciding which one is yours.
The biggest room in the house — herringbone parquet, a terracotta door, and light that moves across it all day.
from ₾145 a night See the room
Warm apricot walls, wide pine boards, and a bright green bathroom that guests keep photographing.
from ₾130 a night See the room
The smallest and quietest room, with the old green shutters set into the wall.
from ₾105 a night See the room
The family room proper — a double, a bunk bed, pale pine floors and the mountains through the window.
from ₾155 a night See the room
The layout
Four photographs of four beds will not tell you which room gets the sun, which one is nearest the coffee, or how far you are from the front gate. This will.
A drawing of the house and its courtyard. Shota Rustaveli Avenue runs along the bottom, with the gate and free private parking just inside it. The house stands down one side of the plot, its far end sharing a wall with the neighbour. The four rooms are shown one behind the other along it, drawn in proportion to their real floor areas: Marani, the smallest at 20 square metres, at the far quiet end against the neighbour's wall; then Rtveli at 35; then Alazani at 30; then Gombori at 35, nearest the parking. Rtveli's and Alazani's private terraces are on the outer face, over the rooftops towards the town and the palace, which is where the morning sun comes from. Marani's and Gombori's are on the inner face, onto the courtyard, looking west towards the Gombori range and the evening. The courtyard fills the rest of the plot: the long breakfast table in the middle of it, two trees, and the coffee house in the corner nearest the street. Rtveli and Gombori are on the upper floor. The drawing is not to scale.
Marani 20 m² · sleeps 2
The quiet end, against the wall we share with the neighbour — the original shutters are set into it and still work. Terrace onto the courtyard, and the furthest room from the gate.
Rtveli 35 m² · sleeps 4
Upstairs, and it runs the width of the old house. The terrace looks over the rooftops towards town and catches the morning sun — breakfast comes up to it if you ask the night before.
Alazani 30 m² · sleeps 3
Terrace on the same side, facing the town. The apricot walls hold the light after the sun has come off them, which is what an east-facing room does.
Gombori 35 m² · sleeps 4
Upstairs, and the window looks west to the Gombori range. The indoor play area, the board games and the enclosed garden are all downstairs from it.
| Room | Type | Size | Sleeps | Beds | Looks onto | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rtveli | Family Room | 35 m² | 4 | Double bed, and extra beds for two on request | Over the town | ₾145 |
| Alazani | Family Room | 30 m² | 3 | Double bed, and an extra bed on request | Over the town | ₾130 |
| Marani | Double Room | 20 m² | 2 | Double bed | Courtyard | ₾105 |
| Gombori | Family Suite | 35 m² | 4 | Double bed and a bunk bed | Towards the Gombori range | ₾155 |
Every room has a private terrace, a private bathroom, air conditioning, a private entrance and a tea and coffee tray. Breakfast is included in all of them. Check-in 15:00–19:00, check-out 08:00–12:00.
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