Liko Hostel

The location felt local and safe, with friendly people around and supermarkets, shops, banks, bakeries, salons, spas, restaurants, and bus stops nearby. The buses are cheap and make it easy to reach the city center or other sights. We were a family of four, and the room had loads of space for the kids, plus natural light, a table and chairs, and a fan. It stayed cool, too. The beds and linens were comfortable, the shower had strong pressure and hot water, and everything in the room, bathroom, and common area was spotless. We could use the shared kitchen and washing machine. The host was so kind and friendly. It was a huge, comfortable room at a very affordable price, and just right for us. I’d stay here again in Yerevan in a heartbeat. 💕💖💖

There’s a friendly English-speaking woman working there, which made it easy to communicate. The rooms are large, private, and very clean, and you’ll usually share a bathroom with just one other guest, so it barely gets in the way. I was surprised this was called a hostel, since it was nicer than many nearby hotels. It’s a great way to keep costs down without giving up comfort or quality, and we’d happily book again if we return to Yerevan.

The bed was so hot, with no air conditioning, and the fan barely moved any air. Worse, the mattress is damaged, and I could feel the springs; it left me with back pain. I’d look for another hostel.

Really clean and comfortable, and the conditions are very good for such a low price. SOMEONE COMPLAINED ABOUT NO AIR CONDITIONER, THEN THEY SHOULD BOOK A HOTEL AND PAY 80$ A NIGHT.