Erebuni Hotel Yerevan

Erebuni Hotel Yerevan is found at 26/4 Vazgen Sargsyan Street, a short distance from Republic Square in the centre of Yerevan, Armenia. The hotel takes its name from Erebuni, the Urartian fortress founded in 782 BC that is regarded as the origin of the modern city, and the name is a source of local pride. Vazgen Sargsyan Street connects the square to other central districts, so the History Museum, the National Gallery, Hanrapetutyan Street's cafes and the Cascade Complex are all easy to reach on foot. Taxis are readily available, and Zvartnots International Airport is about 12 kilometres away. The three-star property aims at practical comfort and friendly service rather than luxury, and it has built a strong reputation, with a KAYAK guest score of 8.8 out of 10 from more than 1,600 reviews. Visitors often praise the cleanliness, the staff and the central address. Rooms are listed as double rooms, twin rooms and suites, with air conditioning and wifi, and suites offer extra space for families or longer stays. Breakfast is included among the listed amenities and is the main meal taken at the hotel; for lunch and dinner, the surrounding streets provide Armenian grills, Georgian and Italian restaurants, wine bars and coffee houses at a wide range of prices. No spa or pool is listed, so the hotel fits guests who spend most of the day sightseeing. The service character is welcoming and informal, with the team able to arrange airport transfers, city tours and day trips to Garni, Geghard, Khor Virap, Echmiadzin and Lake Sevan. Listed nightly rates run from about AMD 20,000 to 43,000, or $55 to $120, which is excellent value for this location. Rooms fill quickly in summer and autumn, so advance reservation is advisable, and visitors should consider requesting a higher floor for views and quieter nights.