The best hotels Armenia

Situated on the heights of Yerevan in a green environment from where it prides itself on offering visitors "one of the most beautiful views in Armenia", at least over the Hrazdan Gorge, and beyond to Mount Ararat if the weather permits, this relatively new hotel has rather comfortable rooms, but with a little showy furniture, like many Armenian establishments. There is also a restaurant serving Armenian and European cuisine, often with music, and a shuttle bus to the centre.

A pioneer of the private hotel industry in Yerevan, created shortly after independence by an Armenian diaspora, this hotel has modernized and is still primarily aimed at a clientele of businessmen and their families. Some of the 23 rooms, spacious and comfortable, sometimes with attics, are equipped with a kitchenette, more suitable for families than for business people who will fall back on the bar or the restaurant. Its central position, in a street just behind the Place de la République, can be better appreciated after long works.

Overlooking the Hrazdan gorges, facing the brandy factory, whose red tufa facade has taken on the style, but 10 minutes walk from the centre, at the beginning of a shopping street, the Métropol offers comfortable and spacious rooms. Its conference room is designed to attract a clientele of businessmen, who can also relax around the swimming pool and in the sauna in the basement. The restaurant offers gastronomic specialties from Armenia and elsewhere, some of which are served in room service day and night.

This new luxury hotel stands with its imposing facade on the heights of Yerevan in the northwest. The building, whose pompous character is reminiscent of the Soviet era, has the appearance of an impregnable citadel, with prices contributing to this. It is preceded by a large open swimming pool from which the Ararat can be admired. The 19 rooms, less austere than the façade, are tastefully furnished and equipped with every comfort. There is a bar, in a sort of blockhouse at the top of a grassy slope with a waterfall, an Armenian-European restaurant, a shuttle to the airport, etc. The hotel has a large open swimming pool from which you can admire the Ararat.

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This newly created establishment has the great advantage of being centrally located between Republic Square and the Hrazdan Gorge, in the lively Buzant Street district with its cafés, restaurants and wine bars, but also in a quiet location, close to a newly developed park. The rooms have all the comforts, the service is to the endorsement, provided by a friendly and qualified staff, able to inform you for your visits.

With the old name of Abovian Street, where it has its façade of grey marble, this hotel has less than 10 rooms. A ostentation, a ostentation bordering the kitsch in the decor of its rooms, such as restaurant or reception rooms, this hotel establishment seems to give priority - if one is judging at the reception - to its other teacher: the night club (which translates striptease, like all in Yerevan).

Situated on the edge of the lake, east of the town of Sevan, it is a typical Soviet motel, that is, it would require a more radical restoration than that accomplished. Unless you have flash-back cravings from the brejnévienne era, the facility is not the most gay and risk compromising your appreciation of the lake if you stay over one night, even if the prices are very reasonable. If you don't have any other option, you can know that the cleaning is done regularly in the rooms, and that this motel-restaurant is the most fréquentable of the remains of the Soviet hotel still standing around Lake Sevan. Finally, a passage to disco is necessary for those nostalgic for the USSR before perestroika!

Behind the high, modern and somewhat cold façade of this modern hotel located in a recess of Sayat Nova Avenue, this hotel offers rooms that are not particularly large, but modern, tastefully decorated, and very functional and comfortable, with satellite TV, wifi, and fully acceptable bathrooms. The staff is welcoming and helpful. You will enjoy the quiet location of the hotel, which is nevertheless in the heart of the most lively district of the capital, not far from Abovian Street and Opera Square.