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Hotel Berlin: Gyumri Hotel with lovely staff
lucygalesa Says: I stayed in this hotel for 2 weeks whilst working in Gyumri. I couldn't have asked for a lovelier place to stay. It's clean, friendly and has different contemporary (local) art in each room.The staff are great and do their best to look after you, for example, there are no...
Guesthouse Berlin: A very cosy hotel-guesthouse
R-men Says: 7 double and 4 single rooms,Shuttle servive to and from Yerevan and to the airport can be arranged upon requestSightseeing tours and excursions including individual arrangementsSpecial offers for groups, members of humanitarian organizations and long-term guestsa very cosy...
Gästehaus Berlin: Wonderful small hotel
Lisala Says: Everything was perfect. Really nice rooms, westeuropean standard, comfortable, very clean, familiar atmosphere. Very friendly people, nice little garden, fine armenian meals (I think only by order)
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This is a great restaurant located on the first floor of "Dzitoghtsonts Toon" museum of culture. The environment takes you back to Gyumri of the end of 19th century.
You can order your meanls, then go up, have the museum tour, which is very interesting and then go down and have your meals.
For vegeterians! TELL THEM THAT YOU DON'T EAT MEAT WHEN YOU MAKE THE ORDERS.
Favorite Dish: Everything is very good in this restaurant, but my favourite is "Pochov Apoor". It is a bean and pasta soup. Only Gyumri makes this real Armenian soup and it is just excellent.
Updated Apr 8, 2004
Address: Haghtanaki Avenue
Phone: (+374 41) 2-36-00
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When I went to reconfirm my ticket I was told that the flight day had been changed and I had to leave Yerevan one day later than planed. I wanted to spend that day seeing a place outside Yerevan that I still hadn’t visited. I went to Tatev Travel Agency and they had a tour that suited me well. It was to Ani viewpoint, Gyumri and Marmashen. Normally they visit Gyumri and Marmashen together with another place than Ani viewpoint, but people going on the tour had asked for Ani. The price was 11 000 drams plus 20 dollars extra for the permit to visit Ani viewpoint.
We travelled in a comfortable air-conditioned bus and entrance fee to museums in Gyumri were included and some refreshments.
I was told that the tour was going to take eight hours (9 - 17), but realised during the way it would take much longer (I think it was because of Ani) The first stop was Ani viewpoint and then we went to Gyumri and then on to Marmashen. At 22.55 the bus dropped me outside the opera house in Yerevan, about six hours later than I had been told. Unfortunately I had to cancel a VT-meeting with R-men because I was late.
There are several travel agencies in Yerevan organising daytrips to places around Armenia. I went to Tatev because they had a different program the day I wanted to go and I had been there earlier to buy a bus ticket to Iran.
Written Aug 31, 2006
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