Best Hotels near World War II Memorial, Arzakan, Arzakan

The location of this hotel is fine as long as you don't mind walking uphill a few blocks to get to the city center where the restaurants and sights are. Convenient free parking. The room was fine except for a five star hotel I would have expected a bathtub in the bathroom not just a shower. Bathroom in general was older and not so nice. Balcony and view were excellent, and I was very impressed by the welcome spread waiting in the room for me: a generous plate of delicious cookies, pastries and homemade jams (not just a nice gesture but food I really enjoyed eating) as well as an additional plate of fresh fruits. That makes me forgive somewhat the lackluster breakfast the next morning; the food just wasn't that good. Even though the breakfast is free and included with the stay they should upgrade the quality and quantity of items to make it worthy of a five star hotel. Overall however a good value (at least off season when I went) and a touch of luxury outside the capital.

The hotel is very well located and close to Kecharis Church, Tsakhkadzor ropeway. It is ok for one night if you prefer budget stay but do not expect too much. I have stayed at this hotel several times and I saw a huge difference after my previous stay (in 2017). The hotel inventory has become outdated, the beddings and towels are worn-out, even with holes in some places, the windows and the floor in the room were dirty, the toilet smelled with humidity. It is not recommended to drink the water from the tap but there are water dispensers almost in any corner. The staff is very helpful. Although I had made my booking 2 weeks before my arrival they mistakenly fixed my check-in for a later date. Fortunately before arrival I decided to recheck my booking on the phone and managed to solve the problem though after a tough conversation with the staff. In general the staff was very helpful, because of the incident with my booking they upgraded my room, they also provided help with finding a local taxi, offered to leave the luggage in the reception because they do not have luggage storage room. The breakfast offered by the hotel is very good and value for the price.

Thank you Cascade for everything I stayed 5 night in Cascade Hotel and every thing was so good that I decided extend my check out for 3 nights more… Despite the hotel is located in the one of the best location of city but the location is very serene and full of peace… My room window open onto the Cascade (one of the attentions on the Yervan)… I was one person (one girl) but the hotel feels like my home… You can approach to the best place of the city just by foot.. The staff are very friendly and helpful.. Air conditioning was very good… Their is no electric hot water but you can call with the room service and they provide it for you in the seconds… Hair dryer was strong… I must check out tomorrow and i will miss my room in Cascade Hotel... Thank you so much Cascade⭐️

This is a small hotel, just seven floors and four rooms on each hotel, but it has a huge amount going for it and is strongly recommended. The best rooms are at the back (rooms 74, 64, 54, etc), for two reasons: one is the imposing view of Mt Ararat way to the south over the Turkish border and the other is that they are the quietest. The rooms have fridge, microwave, sink, and plates and cutlery, so you can eat in if you want: we stayed for ten days and did so several times. Don't bother getting your own breakfast, though: the breakfasts here are superb, with an amazing range to satisfy even picky eaters! The hotel is on the junction of Bagramian Avenue, which is one of the main artery roads, and Orbeli Street, so taxis can find it easily. We enjoyed being out of the hustle and bustle of the downtown area, where many hotels are: a short walk down Bagramian will get you to the Bagramian stop on the Metro and from there it is two stops to Republic Square; or, as we often did, you can walk down Bagramian, which is tree-lined, and get the Metro back. There are several handy supermarkets near the hotel in the direction of the Metro and a large, fancier one down Orbeli; also, if you go up Bagramian beyond the Orbeli junction there are several great food shops on the same side of Bagramian as the hotel. The staff are wonderful and unfailingly kind, friendly and completely trustworthy. The lady who cleaned our room was Iranian with a good command of English and a fascinating person to talk to. Down in the breakfast room, at the front desk and throughout the hotel the staff are exceptional. They arranged a car with driver for us at a very reasonable rate and we took advantage of that to go to Lake Sevan; we made several other trips with the same driver and he eventually drove us up to Dilijian as well. Lastly, let's face it, you're not going to learn the Armenian script for a short stay. But you might learn the Russian script and/or bring a Russian phrase book, as a lot of signage is in Russian as well as Armenian but not Roman (eg the Metro). 'Good morning' in Armenian is easy - 'Barry Lewis' - and the staff really appreciated us saying that. 'Thank you' is more of a challenge - 'shnor-haka-loo-tyoon' - but it is worth make the effort to learn because of the smiles it brings out!