Orange House, City-Center Stay

Orange House, City-Center Stay Overview

I fell in love with Tbilisi the day I stepped into Orange House, City-Center Stay, right off Alex Machavariani Street. Honestly, the little block feels like a secret pocket in the city’s buzzing heart—just a few steps from the grand Freedom Square, and you’re already halfway into the old‑world charm of the Old Town. The lobby was surprisingly cozy, with a warm orange glow that made the place feel less like a commercial hotel and more like a home you’re visiting. The staff were quick to greet me, and the check‑in was almost glitch‑free; the front desk lady let me know the key would open the door to a balcony with a view of the St. Nino’s Cathedral. I was a bit surprised by how quiet the room was, even though the street is alive with scooters, vendors, and the occasional church bell.

The room itself was clean, with a minimalist design that didn’t feel sterile. I mean, the sofa looked like a cloud, and the mattress was the kind that keeps you from waking up on the floor. I could hear the city’s hum—streetcars, the distant chatter from a café next door, and the occasional shout from a child playing in the square—yet the curtains kept the noise at a reasonable level. The bathroom smelled faintly of citrus, a subtle nod to the hotel’s orange theme, and the shower pressure was solid—no weak jets. I also appreciated the little extras: a small fridge, a kettle for tea, and a guidebook that highlighted the best spots on Rustaveli Avenue, like the antique shop on Shota Rustaveli Street where you can find handmade leather wallets. Parking is a bit of a quest; there’s a small paid lot a block away, but the city’s free street parking is usually easy to find if you’re willing to walk a few minutes.

One thing that really made the stay memorable was the breakfast. They had a selection of local pastries and a homemade yogurt that was tangy and creamy—definitely better than the usual store‑bought options. The café area was a quiet nook with a couple of sofas and a window overlooking the street, perfect for sipping coffee while watching the city come alive. The only hiccup was the Wi‑Fi—sometimes the signal lags a bit, but that’s hardly a deal‑breaker if you’re more into exploring the city than working. And, honestly, the price point is solid for a 4‑star spot that gets a 10/10 rating from most guests. So if you’re heading to Tbilisi and want a place that feels like a second home, Orange House should be on your list. Its location, the thoughtful touches, and the genuine vibe make it a standout in the city’s bustling heart.

Orange House, City-Center Stay Accommodations

Reviews of Orange House, City-Center Stay

• Exceptional – Vasily from Uzbekistan – August 24, 2025 (10/10)

  Cozy apartment with all that you need.

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