Hotels With Parking in Vayots Dzor, Armenia

We had a very pleasent stay with Armine and Len. Great to see their passion for Armenia and developing their local region. We got a grand tour of the area with passionate stories and enjoyed our stay very much. The hotel is great, well maintained and both Armine and Len provide true hospitality. However, we didn't feel being customers but more friends on how we were welcomed. We enjoyed our discussions and are more then happy to recommend this great hotel with its great proud owners.

Location in incredible energy! Very good hotel with its own wine shop. The hosts personally meet guests, which gives this place even more attractive! Everything is done with the soul! Provide tastes of their wines and dinner for 5,000 dramas. Wine is very decent quality. Rooms are clean. There is a garden area where you can spend the evening. Big dining room, delicious breakfasts. Everything from fresh food and very delicious. Place to come back! What's important, there is a parking space.

A luxurious spa hotel in the resort town of Jermuk. The hotel is large and beautiful. It's not new, but it's well-maintained, clean, and odor-free. The staff is very friendly and always ready to help. Large rooms with French balconies. Snow-white towels and bed linens. The pillows are very soft, though. The spa complex is large, with a huge pool, steam rooms, and a large jacuzzi. I would have liked the water in the jacuzzi to be a little warmer, though. Breakfasts in the spacious restaurant are delicious and varied. A very decent hotel!

Although the host doesn't speak English, he's incredibly skilled with translation software, so there were absolutely no communication barriers. What's more, the owner was genuinely enthusiastic, treating us to his homemade pomegranate, cherry, and grape wines. He even picked some incredibly sweet grapes straight from his orchard for us. While the room's interior was simple, just as depicted on the website, the overall warmth we felt made us incredibly happy. Plus, the location is very close to the caves. I believe this kind of cultural experience is far more important than hotel facilities. Oh, and the balcony dining area is super photogenic!