Ararat Hotels

Clean and cosy

Hotel has a great location across from Vernisage weekend market. Larger well maintained rooms. I had a junior suite with small balcony; although not much of a view. Hotel is well maintained, with attentive staff. Only complaint is the variety and quality of breakfast buffet. Very unusual items that would have been better suited for a lunch buffet. Tried to get an omelet twice, and ended up with runny, greasy scrambled eggs. Lunch and dinner menu is great and features classic Armenian items. The...

Nice hotel, clean, decent size rooms and comfortable bed. Front desk speaks English and is very friendly and helpful. Shower has rain option, and is nice and hot for a long time. Very central to everything, easy to walk to whatever you want to see.

Little things like not knowing when the room would be cleaned and having to ask on two occasions after 3pm. Breakfast had few western things but otherwise was ok.

An oasis of good service in the south Caucasus, especially after the flag change to Doubletree. Young, friendly, well trained English-speaking staff. In Yerevan and elsewhere, unfortunately, expect to be taken for a ride by some who will invariably try to overcharge you/rip you off (some taxi drivers, some restaurants-even national chain ones- and even stores), but despite it all it is always good to get back to the hotel and feel at home again with friendly staff, and the country itself is...

Wery good

Truly nice hotel with excellent rooms and restaurant, very helpful staff, within walkable distance to the city center.

Our stay at Areni Lodge was just amazing !! Beautiful property, managed by beautiful people ! Room was great , the view was breathtaking and very close to all the things to see and do in the area. Will definitely stay here again next trip to Armenia .

This is really a wedding venue hotel, with a really great pool area for Armenia (one of the best). The pool doesnt have a shallow end so isn't great for kids, and a lot of folks during the day just seemed like Instagram influencers more focused on getting good pics than taking a break. Overall a nice break and far enough from the city to benefit, but would be better to stay here if part of a big wedding etc.

A cozy hotel (closer to a B&B) in the Areni village of Vayots Dzor. We stayed in the off season and were, consequently, the only two guests on that day. In addition to managing the hotel, the owner, Eric, has a small-production winery with some very decent vintages. We were offered a tour of the winery (located in the basement of the hotel) and a tasting of his wines. We arrived quite late in the day. We asked if dinner was available (at an additional cost). Even though the chef had already...

Very kind and professional

Best hotel and good food Highly recommended

Clean and spacious apartment with a great open view of the city. Good internet in the living area, but not that great in the bedroom. Good shower with unlimited hot water. Good bright lights. TV could be bigger with better channels. Friendly and helpful front desk staff.

The place is very clean, the staff are wonderful and helpful, and it’s a spacious place right in the city center. Highly recommended!

Very convenient, easy access by car. Excellent customer service.

In Yerevan on business for a couple of weeks, I fled the gorgeous but overpriced Marriott in Republic Square, and moved a couple of blocks down the street to the Republica. What a contrast! Starting at the reception desk. Marriott: Snooty, cold, and totally uncooperative, despite my Gold Elite status. Republica: Welcoming, warm, and accommodating. Marriott restaurant: food & service mediocre to poor. Republica: food & service excellent. Marriott room: big but shabby & outdated. Republica...