The foyer of the apartment building has a beautiful tiled floor and opens onto a quiet courtyard. To enter the first floor apartment you must unlock a door and walk down a long, freshly painted hallway which is dark at first until the sensor lights flick on. Then you unlock the apartment door and must trigger another sensor light. The apartment is newly renovated and I was shown around by a friendly and helpful guy. With curved ceilings the apartment has character and feels cave-like. However, the TV didn't work much due to a problematic internet connection which was disappointing as the Olympics were starting. More concerning was the flimsy lock on the apartment door. The sensor light in the living area went out about every 5 mins and is one of the most irritating features of anywhere I've ever stayed. At one point the host sent over two bottles of wine which was very thoughtful but ultimately Casa Orange left a sour taste. It was not value for money.