Scenic Hotels in Yerevan

"We booked the day before check-in, and the price was decent – 10k. Maybe it was because we booked late. The room was clean and tidy. The bed was comfortable, there was a coffee machine, and all bathroom amenities were provided: a bathrobe, towels, slippers, cotton pads, and toothbrushes. However, the bottles labeled ”shampoo,” ”conditioner,” and ”soap” all contained the same liquid, so your hair will suffer greatly from that ”conditioner.” The air conditioning in the room and hallways maintained a comfortable temperature, which was great when it was +36 degrees Celsius outside. The water cooler often ran out, and the staff were slow to replace the bottle. Since shops selling water are 10-15 minutes away from the hotel, I recommend not relying on the cooler and instead stocking up on water from a store. On the other hand, the bathroom will flood because the shower curb is too small, and there's no slope for the water to drain properly. This is very dangerous as you could slip on the wet floor. Our first-floor room had panoramic windows, which looked beautiful. But it also meant other hotel guests and staff could admire you in your underwear. On the bright side, a cute cat walked into our room through the open window. As for the downsides, my husband and I booked a double room. There was a double bed, and bathrobes, slippers, and towels were provided for each of us. But there was only one chair in the entire room. So, were we supposed to take turns sitting on it? Is that normal?"

"I had a really good experience staying at this hostel and would definitely recommend it to other travelers. The location was convenient and made it easy to explore the city and access public transportation. The atmosphere was friendly and social, but it was also quiet enough to rest comfortably after a long day. The staff were welcoming, kind, and always willing to help with recommendations and any questions I had. Check-in and check-out were smooth and simple. The room and common areas were kept clean throughout my stay, and I appreciated that the facilities were well maintained. The beds were comfortable enough for a hostel, and I had a good night’s sleep. I also liked the common space because it made it easy to meet people from different countries and share travel experiences. Overall, this hostel offered excellent value for money. It had everything I needed for a comfortable stay, and I would happily stay here again in the future."

"A good hotel for Yerevan. The location is convenient, and the rooms face different directions. The rooms are spacious, and there's an elevator. It can be a bit noisy if you sleep with the window open, as there's a crossroads nearby and people honk a lot. Breakfast is decent. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We had elderly people with us, and they really enjoyed everything. I would recommend this hotel. The views are great – you can see both Mount Ararat and the TV tower. You can walk to the city center, and there are grocery stores and a currency exchange nearby."

"This is a decent hotel near the Noy Brandy Factory. The room is neat and decorated in an Armenian style, but without being overly ornate. All the staff are pleasant: the reception is responsive, the bartender is nice, and the restaurant waiters are not intrusive. I really liked the blonde woman who cleaned our room – I didn't catch her name, unfortunately – but the others were a nightmare, completely brazen. They'd barge into the room without knocking and open the door whenever they pleased, even if the 'Do Not Disturb' sign was hanging. The breakfasts were absolutely mediocre, just omelets with sausages, vegetables, and pastries. I also want to point out that there are no restaurants or shops near the hotel, which is inconvenient."

"I really liked the service! The gorgeous welcome snack (sparkly halva), the soft clean bed, the breakfast, iit was such an amazing experience. Thank you, looking forward to staying there again"

"This hotel completely exceeded my expectations! Not only is it brand new, but the facilities are incredibly comprehensive. They even have an indoor pool, sauna, and jacuzzi – can you believe it? The hot water supply is plentiful, the air conditioning is powerful, and the beds are soft and comfortable. Breakfast is abundant, and parking is super convenient, making it perfect for road trippers and motorcycle travelers. The parking lot is huge with 24-hour security, unlike city-center hotels where parking is impossible and prices are exorbitant. I honestly didn't expect this hotel to be such a hidden gem. The owner is incredibly nice, and the staff are very friendly and approachable. The view from the room window is beautiful, with direct sight of the snowy mountains. Plus, every room has a small balcony, which is a huge plus for guests who need to do laundry – you can dry your clothes right there, making it so convenient to come back after a day out and find them dry. I truly can't find enough words to describe this hotel; you really have to experience it for yourself to understand what I'm talking about."

"Definitely recommend! We stayed for 2 nights. Great location! We walked all around the city center. The Cascade is just 10 minutes away. Nearby, there's a delicious restaurant with local cuisine called ”Tavern Yerevan.” I also recommend Lavash restaurant (in the city center). Upon arrival, a friendly doorman greets you, opens the doors, helps with your luggage, and escorts you to the reception. The accommodating front desk staff checks you in. We were very pleased to be upgraded to a higher category room. We stayed in room 802. It was a very spacious room, everything was clean and tidy. The breakfast was excellent. And what a view from the windows! Mount Ararat was right there, as clear as day! I especially enjoyed the scrambled eggs with meat and tomatoes. You can also ask for an omelet or fried eggs. The coffee was delicious."

"I stayed at several places and made new friends there. The house belonged to Iranians, and many of the other guests were also Iranian, so it was the first time I met any Iranian people! They were very friendly and even offered me Iranian tea, which was delicious!"