Yerevan Hotels with Wifi

"The hotel is very conveniently located in the city center! Modest breakfast, but you won't go hungry. Very nice and sweet girls at the reception, they will help you with everything they can! Minus - there is no soundproofing, very thin doors. Everything that happens on the stairs and at the reception is heard as if you were in your room, so I couldn't get enough sleep after the road. Had to use earplugs."

"new hotel, with good modern renovation, nice snow-white linen, water, slippers, but everything else (like toothpaste sets or cotton pads) is for an extra fee, that's weird. The best thing was that the air conditioner worked well and after 40-degree heat outside it was so nice to go into the room. Breakfasts for an extra cost of 9,000 drams (about 2,000₽) buffet style. Good choice: hot dishes, snacks, muesli, porridge, fruits, desserts. Delicious coffee👌 Nice staff, speaks Russian, there is a bar where you can order coffee or something stronger. After checking out, I left my things in the luggage room. It's a 15-minute walk to the Republic Square."

"The location couldn't be better. Right in the center. Sights within walking distance. The room is spacious. Everything you need is there. Feedback is instant. All our wishes were taken into account."

"The hotel is located in a residential area where locals live. There are many small shops selling fruits and bread next to it. Opposite is Ucom where you can get a mobile phone card, which is very convenient, but it may take 10 minutes to take a taxi to the city center without traffic jams. The hotel room is large, the lady at the front desk is very enthusiastic, and the breakfast is also good."

"a normal hotel, there is everything you need, a large bed, a clean room, sockets, a refrigerator, a table with coffee and tea, a TV, my room even had a balcony. the shower has everything you need, enough fresh towels."

"The hotel breakfast is quite rich, the doorman is very friendly. The swimming pool is nice. But the gym has few equipment. The location is OK, it takes about ten minutes to walk to the Grand Staircase and Republic Square. There is a small supermarket downstairs."

"They gave me warm cookies when I checked in, which made me feel welcome. I've had welcome drinks before, but this was my first time getting homemade cookies, so it felt different and really uplifting. It was clean, and the bed was nice and spacious. I was happy that I could open the window, even if only a little. The metro was within walking distance. The bus was conveniently located at a three-way intersection, so it was easy to catch many buses going in different directions. The spa was free, which seemed nice. They didn't have the bath I wanted, only a steam sauna, so I just took a look."

"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."

"The hotel name is Europe but Asian guests are also welcomed, as I saw Vietnamese or Chinese guests were staying. The room is quite nice and comfortable, bed quality is good and comfy, bathroom is clean, the breakfast is simple but the quality of the each item is nice and has a good combination of nutrition altogether. Hotel clerks are kind, polite and attentive. It is very good hotel and I had pleasant experience."

"I liked everything, from the friendly staff at the reception to the plumbing in the room. Beautiful furniture, excellent bed linen, robe and slippers, very cozy"