Castle in Old Town, Mac'Avoy Room

Once a fortress before the Mongol invasions, it was from the 16th century the house of the Persian Shah Administrator for Eastern Georgia. It also hosted a small nunnery for some time. During the Communist period, it was transformed into communal apartments for up to 110 individuals. It has returned to its formal glory, and a limited number of its rooms are made available for some happy few, every year. We are happy to welcome you and hope you will enjoy your stay.
These two en-suite rooms and bathroom have a unique view on the garden and on the house courtyard and on its dome. It is furnished with comfortable mahogany and teak art deco pieces from India and Java. The textiles on the brick walls are from Burma. The Boat gets its name from the round windows through which one can see the main corridor.