Hotels in Armenia
The famous English poet Byron said about Armenia: “Their country must forever remain the most interesting on the globe.” As you know, they don’t argue about tastes, but there is undoubtedly something to see in Armenia.
And If Japan is called the Land of the Rising Sun, England – foggy Albion, then in relation to Armenia one can often hear the phrase “country of stones”.
Stones, both small in the form of separate placers, and huge, represented by rocks and mountain ranges, can be seen almost everywhere.
Even in remote rural areas, you are unlikely to find wooden houses. All buildings, including historical, religious and other monuments, are made of stone. In the numerous mountain ranges of Armenia, various precious and semi-precious stones have been discovered and have been mined for a long time. The deposits of some of them – for example, obsidian – can sometimes be seen even in the breaks of rocks.
Armenia is one of those places that provides an opportunity to experience the very famous Caucasian hospitality.
Zvartnots Cathedral
Republic Square
Garni Temple
“The best meat is on the bones, the best ground is on the stones,” this ancient Armenian proverb says. The stony soil of ancient Armenia gives unusually generous fruits, the key word in describing which is “the most ancient”. The great culture of Urartu, whose writings have not yet been deciphered, three thousand years of gastronomic traditions and even the oldest knotted carpet in the world – all this is Armenia. The heir of ancient Anatolia and the very first Christian country that exists on the planet today.
As for the present, since 2001 the number of guests of Armenia has been steadily increasing from year to year by about a quarter. Still would! After all, Armenia is duduk and barbecue, lavash, hospitable hotels, carpets and Lake Sevan, noble mountains and dense green forests, apricots, Ararat is cognac and mountain, toasts … And also countless ancient monasteries, one of the main tourist attractions – Tatev , Noravank, Haghartsin, Geghard. However, the list can be long, but you need to see Armenia with your own eyes, taste everything and enjoy the aromas.
The Alexander, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Yerevan offers luxury rooms, featuring 4 authentic dining venues, indoor swimming pool, fitness center, and a unique SPA.
Located in Yerevan, 656 feet from Republic Square, Holiday Inn Yerevan – Republic Square features air-conditioned rooms and a bar.
With a facade featuring exposed stone and wood, this hotel is located in Sharambeyan Street, in the historic district of Dilijan.
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