Yerevan Studio

The central location made things easy, with a large supermarket and several restaurants nearby. I also recommend Khmorjik Bakery, a Lebanese café close by. I spent twenty winter nights in Room 17 on the second floor. It was very large, with a high ceiling and a wall length window facing snow covered buildings nearby. There were four electrical outlets, a bed, fridge, table, chairs, and the usual closet. I didn’t use the small TV. The bathroom was fairly large, with a hot shower. The Wi-Fi was strong, which mattered to me, and there was standard air conditioning and heating plus a radiator. I especially want to thank front desk staffer Tatiana, who got my check-in sorted quickly so I could use the bathroom, and director Lilit, who made sure I had what I needed. All the staff were friendly and helpful, and spoke some English. I recommend Yerevan Centre Hotel.

We had a booking platform issue, but the hotel staff helped sort it out and made sure we were comfortable. The rooms were clean and roomy, the staff very polite, and the location is great. Thanks so much!

Supermarkets, parks, and several tourist sights are all within walking distance, which made the location really convenient. The rooms were spacious and kept in good shape, and the staff were so friendly and accommodating. I was very happy with my stay and enjoyed the experience. I’d recommend it as a place to stay.

It’s an okay place, but the noise is a real problem. The rooms aren’t soundproof at all. You can hear every word from next door, even when people are just talking normally. If your neighbor is on the phone for two hours starting at 5 am, sleep is pretty much out of the question. And if you’re on the first floor, you’ll hear everything from reception, too.