Yerevan Hotels with Kitchens

"Location near central railway station, will take you approximately 30 mintes to walk to the cily center. Very comfortable bed, good reception. Recommended both if you are on business or for leisure in the city"

"I booked a room at Army Hostel when I realized it would be great to lie down and rest on a proper bed between flights. Pros: The location is fantastic! It's close to the Cascade and Republic Square. I also noticed a supermarket and plenty of restaurants and cafes nearby. The bed was quite comfortable, the outlets worked, and the shower was clean. For the price, everything was decent. Keep in mind that the hostel is on the 5th floor, and you'll need to use the stairs. The men at the reception were welcoming; they calmly and kindly showed me everything and explained it all. No cons found."

"Despite my very late check-in and check-out times, I had a wonderful time thanks to the helpful and kind staff, just like during my entire stay. The cleanliness, rooms, quality of furnishings, and decoration were excellent. I look forward to staying again"

"We absolutely loved our stay at this hotel! The location is fantastic – it's a leisurely 20-minute walk to Republic Square, and there's a SAS supermarket about 500 meters down the road. Right across the street, you'll find two shops open until midnight and a shawarma place, perfect if you arrive late and need a quick bite. The staff were all very pleasant and always ready to help with anything. The breakfasts aren't lavish, but they offer a good variety, and there's always a coffee machine with brewed coffee available!"

"I think it's good at all if you stay for one night normally! I'm worried that the walls are a little thin or I can hear the outside voice. It was usually beautiful."

"I’ve never written a bad hotel review ever in my life, but unfortunately, here it goes. It’s a shame since other past reviews are very positive, but I need to be frank and honest about my experience and will be diving the ratings according to subcategories so that it is fair, since some aspects of the stay were great and some not so much. Check in process: 2 stars This is not the ‘typical’ hotel entrance where the lobby is on the ground floor. The floor in which you enter is 1/f. The floor of the hotel is 4/f, but this is clearly stated as a signage at the entrance (see photo attached). Upon arrival, I went towards the hotel entrance . There, I stood in front of an operating system, where guests would need to enter the hotel using a key fob. Of course, I wouldn’t have this key fob at hand at check in. There are no clear instructions in any language above the operator stating how you should call the receptionist using the operator to open the door for you (refer to attached photo). Thankfully, a passerby was kind enough to help me call the receptionist and asked her to open the door for me. It is also better to have mobile data at hand so you can communicate with the staff via whatsapp text/call if you cannot enter, since I think this is the faster means of communicating with guests. When I checked in, I explained my confusion to entering the building. I told the receptionist lady that I couldn’t enter since there are no instructions in any language above the operator. She then had the audacity to tell me that there ARE indeed instructions above the operator im English, and I should have followed it. Again, the photo I attached shows no such instructions, so I do not comprehend what she is talking about at all. Upon departure, I voiced out these issues, and the more reasonable receptionists said that they usually send these check in details via email, though I had not received such email(s). Noise level and disturbance: 2 stars My room had really thin walls and you can easily hear people passing through in the hallway. I got to a room with a balcony and up until 2 am, I still continuously heard 2 women talking loudly non-stop in the room next to me. To attempt to put a halt to this, I called the receptionist using the calling button thrice in my room, since the initial receptionist lady who checked me in said they provided 24 hour service, and to my dismay, no one bothered answering me. I had to personally take matters into my own hands and asked them to keep it down. Room and amenities: 5 stars In terms of amenities provided within the room and how it was renovated and all, it deserves 5 stars. It was clean and the amenities provided were plentiful for a short stay."

"Everything was okay, but there were minor issues. The elevator wasn't working well, there was no shoe shining machine, and they charged a 300 AMD deposit for umbrellas even though it was raining outside. The hotel itself is a bit 'tired'. In the evenings, locals come to the reception area to drink coffee and watch the hotel guests."

"We were stayed with the family (2 adults + a child), a two-seat deluxe. We were wonderfully met at registration and check-out, but at the check-out the guy constantly distracted and severely delayed us. The hotel 's design is generally in the style of ”expensive-rich,” chic mirror elevators, marble stairs, air perfume. The room is large and clean, one big king-size bed and in the second room two and a half, the view from the window to the quiet yard with some broken shed. But above them, Ararat is seen on the horizon! There is a desktop with a lamp and a magazine table with a sofa and a chair. Furniture is beautiful. The Internet is flying. There is a tea-coffee set with a polished water and a teapot. The refrigerator is empty. The safe is but not working. The beds are rough to horror, the pillows are liquid. Somewhere on the walls wallpapers are cut off. The roller is spacious, with the smell of whether the sink is eclipse or sewerage. On the wall opposite the jacuzzi, the electric heater is very dangerous! On the floor there is a broken tile, there is no towel hanger. Jacuzzi is broken, at the wall, black pelvic. The plume is not plumbed, water flows straight on the floor and pours everything around. In the shower, the floor slope is made in the opposite direction from the grid of the plum, so you stand constantly in the pond, in the doors of the cabin of the cleavage, through which the water is splashed out. The towel for the feet is a ripped white patch. Breakfast is abundant and delicious with a lot of choice. Tables are a lot, everything is beautifully served. Guests serve some unclear chunky young man in a stretched sweater. Tea spoons are not available. In general, the hotel is very tired and it is very negligent - paintings, mirrors and plates hang curve, carpet in the corridors is worn, some pieces of curve are replaced, wallpapers are broken. It is hard to estimate 3 stars. It is clearly necessary to repair and attention."

"One of the best hotels I’ve stayed at—would return in a heartbeat! The staff went above and beyond—friendly, attentive, and efficient. Special shout-out to Alexander at the front desk , who made our stay worthwhile. The lobby was elegant, with a refreshing scent and beautiful décor. Check-in was seamless. The room was just Immaculate—no dust, stains, or odors. Housekeeping did an excellent job daily. I highly recommend"

"Very nice boutique hotel located in a quieter area 15 min walk from the Center. I didn’t like Center frankly speaking , too crowded. From terrace where breakfast is you can see Ararat mountain . Rooms are nice , floors are nicely decorated , I liked floor 3. Rooms are quiet , there is construction next door boy it doesn’t bother"