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PAREV INN (PAREV DOON): THE NICEST PLACE I NEVER STAYED AT !

by DAO

I highly recommend that you stay with these super-nice folks. Do to an error on my part, I was not able to actually stay with them. When I showed up in Yerevan and rang them, I found out I had forgotten to email them my confirmation when I arrived in Yerevan. Within seconds they had negotiated a good hotel at the same rate. In effect they had taken swift and great care of me even though I did not end up being one of their guests.

Parev Inn is owned by a Canadian-Armenian couple and is near the Yeritasardakan Metro Station. They are easily contactable by email or telephone and, of course, speak English.

They are really nice and helped me when I really needed them.

Thanks nice Parev People!

PLEASE NOTE: These great pictures were actually provided to me by the folks at Parev. I told you they were nice!

They list as as standard:

European standard Bathrooms (no surprises), Air Conditioning, Refrigerator, Hair dryer, Soap & Shampoo, Rooms are cleaned everyday and the towels are changed. Bed Linen is changed every other day They do serve breakfast as well to get you off to a good start on your day..

petak

by h.arefniya

Anahit Stepanyan Homestay: Budget Homestay in Yerevan

by Sambawalk

I stayed at Anahit Stepanyan Homestay for 3 nights while I was in Yerevan. I tried Gayane Simonyan Hoestay but it was full. Anahit Avedisyan homestay in the same building block (but next entrance) was closed.

The daughter, I think, of Anahit Stepanyan was very friendly and speaks excellent English. I got sofabed by the window in a room with only 2 other guys. Spacious and alright. Toilet is clean with kitchen facilities when you can make coffee tea. The building is right on the main street of 5 Sayat-Nova Poghota Apt 25. The map in the LP guide is incorrect as it shows it is located next to Pub Che. Call them ahead to reserve.

I paid 5,500AMD (Jul 09).

Dili Villa: Multi-lingual Haven

by xenab2

Dili Villa was a welcome respite in what had become an adventure into the unknown where language was our ultimate barrier. We found this wonderful spot through the Lonely Planet Guide ... one of the few entries of use in this otherwise out of date book.

Dili Villa rests beside a pothole festooned road, on a hill overlooking the small town of Dilijan. It is run by a husband and wife team who between them speak smatterings of French, German and English, as well as their native tongue. Mr. Ghazaryan runs the local Art Museum and as well as restoring old artwork, is a somewhat accomplished artist in his own right.

The house is warm and welcoming, full of little nooks and crannies filled with interesting pieces of artwork. We were welcomed with sweet tea and local pastries. Our room came with a balcony that overlooked the town, lovely for watching the day come to a close while sipping a beer a playing some cards.

Our hosts also acted as guides around the local area, taking us to some of the oldest and most beautiful heritage sites Armenia has to offer. A roadside restaurant up the road makes some of the best Kharovats to be found in the country too.

Welcoming, Warm, Comfortable, Clean .... home away from home

Envoy hostel: envoy hostel

by photonina

I'd say my neighbours armenians should be proud to have such a place in there capital city! It's only for 20 USD a night. and you get clean rooms, hot shower, really helpful staff!.. free internet... oh and breakfast :)
they'll give you all the useful info that you might need, help you to plan your daytrips... how to get, where to get, how much it will cost etc.
I'd really recomend this place to everyone..

it's in the center.
people there are extremely helpful!
nice space downstears for having conversation with other travelers while drinking (free) coffee/tea or use computer.

Mirhav Hotel in Goris: Nice and Clean

by Vigor70

We had to stay in a hotel in Goris in our way back to Iran. We looked for some hotels but there was just three hotels and the best one was Mirhav hotel. We were four person so we got a double room with breakfast for 100 dollars. It had big rooms and beds with very clean bathroom.

Envoy Hostel: The Best Hostel in the Caucus

by DovoftheGalilee

The place is immaculately clean, cost affordable and a cheerful staff. Always hot-water in clean bathrooms, cheap Internet service and a fully equipped kitchen open to all the guests.

I really appreciated that the place was run by Born Again Christians and the hostel radiated Christ's love. Check out the web site !

europe hotel yerevan: europe hotel

by fitzdubai

the hotel is in a good location,rooms are big and clean.Staff is somewhat helpfull.

Flats in Yerevan: Renting a flat

by JohnniOmani

Renting an apartment in Yerevan is pretty common according to the travellers I met as well as the tourist information office in the capital. The prices skyrocketted in the last few years but the rates are still decent. Homestays actually prefer you to stay for a long period so they can be more financially stable but hotels will offer discounts as well. $45 a day will get you a great place in Yerevan while over $60 will get you something top notch. Some travellers said they were renting for around $14 a day in a homestay and they loved it because they were using it as a base to explore and poke around for a month. Some websites that arrange rentals are:

www.hyurservice.com, www.visitarm.com and www.yerevanrentals.com

You can use the city as a base because Armenia has a ton of great day trips :0

Armenian Accommodation: An Overview

by JohnniOmani

The capital city has a decent range of budget places ranging from $9 US to $20 US a night. Yerevan has what you may expect of a big city with four and five star hotels scattered around the city but for travellers like me (always on a budget) these buildings ie Marriott etc are like landmarks that I pass while going to see the sights. Many people I met while in the country were renting flats in the capital and exploring from there. Outside Yerevan there is a handful of impressive new hotels and some comfortable homestays and B&Bs. Most towns have Soviet era hotels with the typical rusty pipes and economy rooms. The guidebooks offer some cheap options that despite being more expensive than mentioned are still good quality.

Homestays are a great way to get a feel for life in Armenia but they obviously have pros and cons such as curfews and set rules. Overall, they do the job.

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