Homestays in Tavush, Armenia

It is ok for budget conscious and light travellers. Otherwise one has to carry the luggage through a very narrow lane with concrete wall on both sides and then up a narrow flight of steps. It has a slanting ceiling which is less than 1.5m high in my room. I banged my head on to it several times whenever I walked further from my bed. Only children can sleep on that bed. Amenities are as expected of a guest house- no slipper, basic toiletries , no kettle and tea/coffee making. However, this is provided in the shared kitchen. Breakfast is very much local with coffee bread tomato fruits local biscuits and cheese. Location is off the main road and generally taxi is needed to get to city centre. The host should provide a door bell or intercom and a sign for arriving guest. Not able to communicate in English but the host tried very best to accommodate guest's request and used oral google translate to communicate.

A magical, fabulous, unforgettable place! I filmed every corner of this place on video... everything is so thought out to the smallest detail... For the convenience of travelers, there is everything necessary and even more... emotions are overwhelming... I don't want to tell in detail, since the impressions of adults from what they saw both in the whole complex and in each house are another wonderful moment, I was delighted like a child))) In the morning, breakfast in a wicker suitcase... Mmmm... thanks to the owner for the warm welcome and creating a fairy tale (including for adults)!!!

Make sure to read to the end! The hotel itself is very pleasant. Located in a mountainous area with fresh air and wonderful views. It's a family-run hotel attached to a family winery, and there's also a restaurant on-site. Good hospitality and service—probably the best we encountered during our entire trip to Armenia. Now for the unpleasant part: during our stay, money went missing from a wallet. Not the whole amount, so we didn't notice it right away. Of course, the management claimed that no one entered the room and invited us to come back and check the CCTV cameras ourselves. Frankly, I didn't expect any other response. What's upsetting is that in a place meant to make you feel safe and relaxed, something like this happens. Moreover, the theft was carried out with absolute professionalism—taking just enough so it wouldn't be noticed immediately. Why am I writing this? Please be extremely careful!!! Do not leave your belongings and money unattended in the room. A locked door does not guarantee the safety of your valuables. By the way, there are no in-room safes either. Perhaps if you only lost a couple of bills, you wouldn't even notice, but when a significant amount goes missing (though not all of it), you will eventually realize it—especially if you keep track of your travel expenses.