Staff is nice, space is clean, food is super delicious 👍

Clean comfortable

Clean comfortable

Not bad, but need some improvement: no tissues in the room, no kettle, coffee or tea, no water except first day, realtor is restless, just a boiled rice, guest are not trusted, they ask for deposit even many previous hotels I visited in Erevan never asked for such silly deposit which will not cover a good dinner. Again: place is not bad, but in my opinion doesn’t worth visiting it again.

Not bad, but need some improvement: no tissues in the room, no kettle, coffee or tea, no water except first day, realtor is restless, just a boiled rice, guest are not trusted, they ask for deposit even many previous hotels I visited in Erevan never asked for such silly deposit which will not cover a good dinner. Again: place is not bad, but in my opinion doesn’t worth visiting it again.

Nice location

Nice location

Rooms are very small but i was out most of the tome. Staff are nice but unfortunately they couldn’t help when i asked if they have an umbrella which usually reception at most hotels have it. Excellent location and very common bed

Rooms are very small but i was out most of the tome. Staff are nice but unfortunately they couldn’t help when i asked if they have an umbrella which usually reception at most hotels have it. Excellent location and very common bed

Very walkable location with lots of restaurants and shops. Beautiful Northern Ave and Pushkin St are close by. Highly recommended for people like to explore Yerevan

Very walkable location with lots of restaurants and shops. Beautiful Northern Ave and Pushkin St are close by. Highly recommended for people like to explore Yerevan

The staff are very attentive. The restaurant in the hotel has great food I would go back just for the food.

The staff are very attentive. The restaurant in the hotel has great food I would go back just for the food.

I recently stayed at the Ibis Hotel in Yerevan and, unfortunately, my experience was far from satisfactory. From the outset, I was perplexed by their policy of requiring a deposit of one and a half times the nightly rate upon check-in – that's 50,000 drams for a night priced at 31,000 drams. This seemed excessive and unwarranted, especially considering the room's basic amenities, which included neither a kettle nor anything of significant value, with even the drinking glasses being plastic. This deposit policy immediately set a negative tone, making me feel distrusted before I had even settled in. It's baffling why such a measure was necessary when the hotel already had my passport and all pertinent details to address any potential damages or issues. Moreover, the hotel was undergoing renovations, resulting in excessive noise that compounded the discomfort caused by the inoperative air conditioning and ventilation systems. The lack of proper air circulation made the room oppressively hot and stuffy, leading to restless nights soaked in sweat. The only remedy was to open the window, which did not fully open, and this invited noise from the ongoing construction outside, along with the risk of a draft. The culmination of my disappointing stay was the room inspection conducted by a receptionist upon checkout to ensure the room's condition for the deposit return. Such scrutiny felt demeaning and was an unpleasant end to an already frustrating experience.

I recently stayed at the Ibis Hotel in Yerevan and, unfortunately, my experience was far from satisfactory. From the outset, I was perplexed by their policy of requiring a deposit of one and a half times the nightly rate upon check-in – that's 50,000 drams for a night priced at 31,000 drams. This seemed excessive and unwarranted, especially considering the room's basic amenities, which included neither a kettle nor anything of significant value, with even the drinking glasses being plastic. This deposit policy immediately set a negative tone, making me feel distrusted before I had even settled in. It's baffling why such a measure was necessary when the hotel already had my passport and all pertinent details to address any potential damages or issues. Moreover, the hotel was undergoing renovations, resulting in excessive noise that compounded the discomfort caused by the inoperative air conditioning and ventilation systems. The lack of proper air circulation made the room oppressively hot and stuffy, leading to restless nights soaked in sweat. The only remedy was to open the window, which did not fully open, and this invited noise from the ongoing construction outside, along with the risk of a draft. The culmination of my disappointing stay was the room inspection conducted by a receptionist upon checkout to ensure the room's condition for the deposit return. Such scrutiny felt demeaning and was an unpleasant end to an already frustrating experience.

There was no tissue. No hot water or kettle.in room. We asked for a kettle, but they did not provide. No drinking water in room, when asked they said to drink tap water.

There was no tissue. No hot water or kettle.in room. We asked for a kettle, but they did not provide. No drinking water in room, when asked they said to drink tap water.

On arrival the clerk suggested I upgrade for 11 Euros to get a kettle and tea/coffee inn the room ! Absolutely ridiculous if a international chain cannot provide such things as standard why stay with them. Go to the Holiday in express instead same type of room,cheaper, with tea/coffee and breakfast included.

On arrival the clerk suggested I upgrade for 11 Euros to get a kettle and tea/coffee inn the room ! Absolutely ridiculous if a international chain cannot provide such things as standard why stay with them. Go to the Holiday in express instead same type of room,cheaper, with tea/coffee and breakfast included.

Room as advertised. Clean and compact, ideal for me. Staff very friendly and helpful. Would stay again.

Room as advertised. Clean and compact, ideal for me. Staff very friendly and helpful. Would stay again.

Stayed at this hotel for 2 weeks, staff were not trained for professional customer service, they are not welcoming guests. Rooms are very small no space to move around, they only have one room on 3rd floor with 4 irons with very small ironing table attached on the wall, no tables to put your stuff on. Not convenient at all, this ironing rooms should be available at least on each floor. Rooms were not at the level of the daily price charge. NOT HAPPY WILL NOT RETURN THIS HOTEL.

Stayed at this hotel for 2 weeks, staff were not trained for professional customer service, they are not welcoming guests. Rooms are very small no space to move around, they only have one room on 3rd floor with 4 irons with very small ironing table attached on the wall, no tables to put your stuff on. Not convenient at all, this ironing rooms should be available at least on each floor. Rooms were not at the level of the daily price charge. NOT HAPPY WILL NOT RETURN THIS HOTEL.

All good

All good

Nice Hotel in the Citycenter of Yerevan. You could reach most parts of the City by food. Clean and nice rooms

Nice Hotel in the Citycenter of Yerevan. You could reach most parts of the City by food. Clean and nice rooms

Great staff and location.

Great staff and location.

We like the hotel location it was located just center of northern Avenue. Most restaurants , coffee shops and shopping were around there. The hotel room was small, breakfast was okay, the service was good, the staff were helpful and courteous.

We like the hotel location it was located just center of northern Avenue. Most restaurants , coffee shops and shopping were around there. The hotel room was small, breakfast was okay, the service was good, the staff were helpful and courteous.

This hotel spoil my vacation in Yerevan, i stayed their 3 nights, there is no power supply in hotel, no generator for support, not able charge my moblile, 35 degree tempeture , not able sleep propery, beacuse there is no air condition, i already report the south india sale head Mr Baskar, with video proof shared his whats app