Yerevan Hotels with Pools

We were with our family, not the first time we book chain hotels through a booking service, we stated that our child is 10 years old, the service set a price, but the hotel asked us to pay extra for a folding bed for the child, the first time we encountered this, if we book a room for three, then not a single hotel assumes that a 10-year-old child 150 cm tall will sleep with us in the same bed, and there were no such problems in Turkey, Dubai, Egypt or Russia. The rooms are dusty, old carpet, bed linen is half white, half yellow, either from old age, or something happened to it. There was a long check-in, about 25 minutes, they said something about reserved rooms, although there are a lot of them on Booking, we spent a long time looking for a room, when you get off the plane it is really exhausting. Everything is delicious in the cafe except the steak, I didn’t like it, it turned out to be rubbery. Pros: location, cascade, park, observation decks on Ararat nearby, good cafes to eat and in the evening you can entertain your child in the park Good spa with indoor pool, the pool is very large, there is a large jacuzzi, an interesting option to lie on sun loungers outside with a view of the park

I had a short but very enjoyable weekend stay here and if you’re looking for a hotel with great service, perfect location and classic luxury then you’ll enjoy staying here. The staff arranged a very effective airport transfer for me and checking in was a welcoming and delightful experience, with the staff throughout the hotel speaking great English. Despite my very early arrival I was grateful they were able to find me a room, helped I assume by the fact the hotel seemed very quiet throughout my visit. There’s two lifts serving the accommodation floors, which are painfully slow, but the glass design overlooking the bar area detract from this, and the ‘day of the week’ carpet changed daily is a luxury touch you don’t often see anymore. My room was on the top floor and a standard category. It was a luxury feeling room and I really liked the clean decor. All the amenities you could imagine were present and it would be really comfortable even for an extended stay. Electric sockets were at both sides of the bed, plenty of lighting options and effective air conditioning which wasn’t too loud. It was also possible to open the window. There was a fully stocked mini bar as well as complimentary bottled water. The bathroom was small with a shower rather than bath, but it was perfectly clean and again had all the small touches you’d want from a top end hotel. Housekeeping proactively checked the do not disturb sign during the day and did a great job even late into the afternoon, although on one occasion the water bottles weren’t restocked. The lounge and bar area on the ground floor is spacious and comfortable, but best of all is open 24 hours a day. They offer food and a wide range of drinks, with the friendly staff able to make recommendations and engaging in good conversation. It was never very busy during my stay but it was still a pleasant place to relax late in the evening and a perfect spot to catch up with some work. I found the location ideal, just a few steps from some key sights and surrounded by lovely restaurants and bars. With the hotel reception able to offer advice or arrange any form of transport there’s no need to feel cut off! There’s quite a bit of art to admire throughout the hotel and small displays on each floor, including a shoe polishing machine outside the lift which is a good touch. Checking out in the very early hours was a seamless experience and next time I’m in the city I’ll certainly be staying here again!

Located in the center, the rooms are cleaned well, the breakfast is a decent choice, the pool is pleasant, but the staff in the lobby seems to be friendly, but not helpful, the waiter in the restaurant is generally disappointed, does not know the wine list, asked if there was semi-dry wine, they said there was, but they brought dry , asked for white, brought red, at the bar asked what they could do quickly, the answer is - look at the menu .. how much does a cappuccino cost, also look at the menu .. strange, it seems like they should try to earn money, but somehow everyone is without enthusiasm, the overall impression is positive, but the service is not up to the expected in the chain hotel.

This hotel provides the charm of the Soviet Union with average service but great location. Enter a huge massive entrance hall where you might be wondering before you find the reception which is almost invisible in the far left corner. The rooms are rather big and well equipped, 4☆ for this latter part. During three days of my stay, the room didn't get looked after despite me setting the sign to clean, and although I haven't been in the room until after lunch. The pool is big, long lanes, and good to take a few rounds, the gym equipped with the basics; good enough to do some cardio and weights. The breakfast...cold scramble eggs, fat meat, oldish looking fruits, and so on, again aeeved in room that reminds me of the days before the wall fell, not something to enjoy every day. Rather book without and visit one of the nearby restaurants. Which leads me to the big, maybe only, plus: the hotel is very central and a lot of the places you want to visit are in walking distance.

During my recent visit to Yerevan just before the New Year Eve of 2023, I had the opportunity to stay at Ani Plaza Hotel. Here's an honest review of my experience: 1. Reasonably Large Triple Rooms 2. Outdated Decorations 3. The elevators at Ani Plaza Hotel are noticeably small. This can be inconvenient, particularly during peak times when guests with luggage or larger groups are trying to use them. 4. A significant drawback of my stay was the absence of housekeeping services. This meant that our rooms were not cleaned, and we did not receive fresh towels during our stay. 5. When we approached the reception counter to request towels due to the lack of housekeeping, the staff member was unhelpful. Instead of assisting us, they simply directed us to call room service from our room.

A great hotel near the Republic Square. All the sights of Yerevan Center, shops, restaurants. The hotel is very pleasant, authentic old Yerevan building. Excellent rooms and service. Bar, restaurant, small swimming pool. Breakfast is quite diverse. Of the downsides : insufficient lighting for shaving in the bathroom( but this is a habitual thing) .

Wouldn’t rush back Would have expected more for a 5 star hotel ! We booked a suite which lived upto expectations However …. My main complaint…..was we arrived at approx 2-30 pm and completed credit card check and forms to fill and passport checks all done within a few minutes ,we were ready to get to our room ,but ….no …..check in ..we were told was 3 pm ,the girl said it’s too early yet …. We had to hang about the lobby till 2-58 Not impressed… Then the fight to get an elevator So there are only 2 and the cleaning and maintenance staff use them up and down to -3 it seems where they work from ,we were level 6 so ,there was just about every time a wait and share the elevator with cleaning staff (Remember this is supposed to be a 5 star hotel !) Generally good room apart from getting bitten by mosquitoes in our first night ,clean and well prepared. Second night there was some sort of party going on in room close by at approximately 3am Had to call reception and ask if security could sort this out ,think they did as noise went and eventually we could get back to sleep

Nicely located near the center of the city which is a 10 minute walk to the Republic Square through a main street. The last time I visited Yerevan I stayed in another famous 4 star hotel but in comparison Ani Central is much better in many ways. The receptionists and staff are awesome and friendly. Mary which I believe is the Head of the reception is the best, she is really kind and caring and speaks English fluently. The breakfast was good, tasty and changed every day. The rooms are decent and clean. There is a Carrefour branch and further up a City store between the hotel and Republic Squre where you can buy everything you need from. I really enjoyed my stay there and it will be my definite choice for my next trip.

The location of the hotel is particularly good, just on the edge of the Republic Square, two or three minutes walk from the National Museum, and you can see the music fountain program every night. Hotel facilities are general, that is, China's mid-range hotel level. The breakfast is very rich, and different local fruits are provided every day. It is recommended to try apricots and sime, which is very sweet and breaks my daily understanding of this fruit. 👍👍

Hotel was very expensive usd 300++ per night for each room so we expected a lot more. We booked 2 rooms for 2 nights and we did ask for extra bed in one room but was told we had to change to a more premium room rather than just add an extra bed. Complain here is reception is not great at handling exhausted guests and took too long and not pro customer service. Also, a senior member of our family was offended when one of our luggage was dragged on its sides rather than its wheels. This was all before we were headed to the room. When we got to the room, our room key card wasn’t working 😩 bummer ! I really wasn’t in the mood to tip the porter though it wasn’t his fault. I feel bad for the porter though. They had all these nice dried fruits and nuts that were not cling wrapped awaiting us and a note that was nice but was probably prepared for check in time . We arrived at night. So I took some without thinking . Next morning I feel a little strange but by evening I have food poisoning with vomiting. 🤮 cling wrap your welcome treats !