3-Star Hotels in Yerevan

One of the worst Hotels I have ever stayed in. The staff was very cold. At the time for checkin I had to stare at a lady on her phone for half an hour without any acknowledgment and the moment she was done she started a conversation with someone who was white in colour clearly you feel disgusted in such a situation. At the time of check in I realise that my card was already charged 50 percent extra over and above my stay charge and also just to spread awareness to everyone the hotel charges 50000 extra to everyone even if you are a non smoker, so they have the power to cut money from your account if they need it. Thankfully it didn’t happen with me. But by far this stay has been the worst stay in any hotel I have stayed in. The staff was cold and just there to make a quick buck even the simplest of a universal adapter which is important to carry as none of there room have proper charging port is essential. Carry all you essentials like extra water bottle dental kit and basically everything you get in a hotel for free you will be charged her even extra water bottles. My suggestion would be to just pay a little extra and get yourself a full service hotel. This by far is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in and I am sure no one in their entire team would be bothered about it.

After four years away, my recent stay at this hotel was just as I remembered. The front desk staff is outstanding. They are friendly, helpful, and will go out of their way for guests. The breakfast crew, in the restaurant area, was just as wonderful. If there was anything I needed, I just had to ask. The hotel is across the street from Yerevan Park (recently renamed Diana Apcar Park). The park is a popular destination for locals. There are dining options in the park and on both sides of the street. Well known tourist destinations, such as Republic Square and Northern Avenue, are both short walks away. You will miss out on nothing, by staying at this location. And, you will gain so much more, from the amazing hospitality.

It is a nice hotel with kind, polite, and patient staff. Receptions are so welcoming that you feel at home. They try to help you as much as possible. I tried three rooms at this hotel. All were clean, neat, and tidy. In this price range, the breakfast was acceptable and delicious.

I recommend this apartment to travelers who want to reserve and fully pay online from other countries. I booked an apartment from the US and paid the price online, but I couldn't be there. The transition and refund policy was fair, and they could handle it smoothly. They are always available to talk and easy to reach out to.

It was an amazing experience, the stuff was kind, especially Marianna, they were willing to help with anything. The room very clean, cozy, with everything you need inside. Breakfast had everything I could ask for, from local marmalade to eggs, bacon, cream cheese. I recommend your stay here, and whenever I come back to Yerevan this is where I will stay!

We had our own criteria for choosing a hotel. Convenient location for us, something within walking distance, near bus stop, metro, shops, restaurants. The photos of the hotel in the advertisement correspond to the declared ones, the room is clean, in order to be cleaned you need to hang a tag or speak to the reception. A budget hotel in the city center, saved the evening by the pool and courtyard, where you can sit with local drinks and discuss new impressions of Yerevan. Breakfast from 9.00 am, modest, but we had enough, instant coffee. We asked for a kettle and I made myself coffee (I bought it for myself) as I like it. Breakfasts are held in another room without windows, which upset me, I wanted windows with views of Ararat. The hotel is located on a slope, below the river and there are restaurants, in the evening loud music plays and songs are sung, but the noise is until 23.00. Such rules in Armenia. The staff is friendly, responsive. The hotel left a good impression. Recommend for a city break in hot weather.

The Venice Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Yerevan will find that the Venice Hotel is a fantastic accommodation choice.The hotel is only 1km from Yerevan Railway Station and 13km from Zvartnots International Airport, giving guests a number of convenient transportation options. This hotel is located near many of Yerevan's attractions including State Museum of Nature of Armenia, Saint Gregory The Illuminator Cathedral and Sasuntsi Davit Statue.At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city.

Hotel is not in the center, but it is easy to get by bus 26 or Yandex taxi for 150-200 rubles (payment in the app with any card). The room is large, new, clean. Everything is there. Only local lighting is missing for comfort, and the view from the window to the dump. I liked breakfast very much. The pool is not finished yet (pictured).

We stayed for just 1 night, but I think next time we stop for longer. I liked everything: the bedroom on the top floor and the living room with a 1st couch, the sauna one, there is a small kitchen with everything. There is shampoo, shower gel, slippers, tea, bottled water.

This is a small hotel, just seven floors and four rooms on each hotel, but it has a huge amount going for it and is strongly recommended. The best rooms are at the back (rooms 74, 64, 54, etc), for two reasons: one is the imposing view of Mt Ararat way to the south over the Turkish border and the other is that they are the quietest. The rooms have fridge, microwave, sink, and plates and cutlery, so you can eat in if you want: we stayed for ten days and did so several times. Don't bother getting your own breakfast, though: the breakfasts here are superb, with an amazing range to satisfy even picky eaters! The hotel is on the junction of Bagramian Avenue, which is one of the main artery roads, and Orbeli Street, so taxis can find it easily. We enjoyed being out of the hustle and bustle of the downtown area, where many hotels are: a short walk down Bagramian will get you to the Bagramian stop on the Metro and from there it is two stops to Republic Square; or, as we often did, you can walk down Bagramian, which is tree-lined, and get the Metro back. There are several handy supermarkets near the hotel in the direction of the Metro and a large, fancier one down Orbeli; also, if you go up Bagramian beyond the Orbeli junction there are several great food shops on the same side of Bagramian as the hotel. The staff are wonderful and unfailingly kind, friendly and completely trustworthy. The lady who cleaned our room was Iranian with a good command of English and a fascinating person to talk to. Down in the breakfast room, at the front desk and throughout the hotel the staff are exceptional. They arranged a car with driver for us at a very reasonable rate and we took advantage of that to go to Lake Sevan; we made several other trips with the same driver and he eventually drove us up to Dilijian as well. Lastly, let's face it, you're not going to learn the Armenian script for a short stay. But you might learn the Russian script and/or bring a Russian phrase book, as a lot of signage is in Russian as well as Armenian but not Roman (eg the Metro). 'Good morning' in Armenian is easy - 'Barry Lewis' - and the staff really appreciated us saying that. 'Thank you' is more of a challenge - 'shnor-haka-loo-tyoon' - but it is worth make the effort to learn because of the smiles it brings out!