Among the available guesthouses in Yerevan this one seems to get the highest praise among backpackers. It consists of two large dorm rooms and a loft. The guest rooms are a little dishevelled and do get crowded, but the common area (a living room) is quite clean and modern. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With more than 250 rooms built across 11 floors, the Ani is one of the biggest hotels in the city. It offers a range of rooms, some renovated, others not, and prices vary accordingly. It's very central and amenities include breakfast and use of the fitness room. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With its combination of exterior grace, myriad amenities and cosy rooms, the Marriott sets the standard for top-end hotels in Yerevan. Its Republic Sq location is a prime address not only for well-heeled travellers, but also for expats who dine in its restaurants and meet for a d… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Not a typical hotel, this place is designed for extended stays, groups or families. Rooms are large and come with kitchenettes and internet access. Breakfast is a reasonable 2000.00 extra. It's associated with the American University of Armenia. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

An exquisite boutique hotel, the Avan Villa is part of the prestigious Tufenkian group, renowned for its heritage hotels and craft shops. It's a great place for travellers seeking a quality experience that fuses the best Armenian traditions with Western amenities. But be prepared… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Pastel-shaded walls, a beautiful outdoor pool and a parkside location give the Congress a somewhat Mediterranean feel. The 128 rooms are clean and modern, although single rooms are a little poky. Other amenities include a business centre, hook-ups in the rooms and an Italian rest… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Europe is quietly making a name for itself as an island of serenity in bustling downtown Yerevan. This boutique hotel, opened in 2003, has a contemporary look and feel, with a cheerful lobby and friendly staff that offers personalised service. The continental breakfast is a n… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A couple of blocks from Yerevan train station (and Sasuntsi Davit Metro), this two-storey village-style house has four bedrooms. Breakfast costs extra. Rooms with bathrooms are more expensive. Anna Tormasyan speaks basic English, and runs a friendly homestay. Guests can use the k… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Golden Palace, Yerevan's newest luxury hotel, is a monumental glass and steel construction that is geared towards business people, diplomats and tourists with deep pockets. The impressive structure contains numerous facilities including a big indoor swimming pool, tennis cour… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Right around the corner from Republic Sq, in a major shopping and dining neighbourhood, sits low-key Avia Trans. The derelict-looking exterior belies an otherwise pleasant lobby and friendly reception. The 55 rooms come with satellite TV and work space. The price includes a Europ… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This attractive, boutique-style hotel feels more like a country getaway than an urban hotel. Rooms are cosy and large, especially the suites, which are suitable for families or small groups. Expect personalised service and a nice complimentary breakfast. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Thanks to recent renovations, the Erebuni has elevated itself to a surprisingly attractive budget hotel in the city centre. Rooms are clean and well-appointed with new furnishings; they are just a little bland. The bill also includes breakfast. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Metropol has most amenities found in other top-end hotels, but at slightly lower rates. It's not the most beautiful place around (the interior is downright garish) and the location is less-than-perfect, however, the hotel excels in friendly service, and the food is very good. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A long time favourite of independent travellers, Parev is a pleasant lodge-style place run by a Canadian-Armenian couple. It's not as cheap as some others in this category, but it does offer more privacy than the guesthouses. Rooms are bright and comfortable, and the hosts can pr… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

'Soviet tenement' springs to mind upon first sight of this downtown cheapie. But don't let the drab appearance fool you - this place is relatively well-maintained and has a welcoming staff. The upper levels have excellent city views. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

There are several homestays in this apartment block. Anahit Avedisyan has a clean, well-maintained flat with two guest rooms but be prepared for some serious motherly reprimand at the slightest infraction of house rules. The people who run these places all know each other and if … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Run by a friendly family, Areg has large, plain rooms with clean bathrooms and satellite TV. It also has a bar and can arrange transport to local sights. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

There are several other homestays in this apartment block, including Gayane Simonyan. Gayane's is not as modern or clean as others, but you'll get a little more privacy. The staircase for Gayane is located next to Our Village restaurant. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A multistorey tower overlooking the Hrazdan Gorge, formerly only for Soviet bigwigs but now privately run and renovated. New rooms are a little plain but light and airy and with nice views. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A show of Soviet chic glazes the rooms and the lobby of this antiquated hotel. Still, it has a fine downtown location, sunny balconies overlooking a park and a friendly staff. The lack of renovation has at least kept the prices low (and its worth asking for a discount as the pric… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Sergey and Nune Lalayan are your hosts at this apartment B&B. There are two bedrooms, a kitchen, living room and internet access. The owners don't live here so you need to call ahead so they can show you the place. Full Lonely Planet Review ›