Radisson Blu Hotel, Yerevan

We were staying on the second floor and suddenly found that there was no hot water. We temporarily upgraded to a deluxe suite, but found that the shower head didn't work at all. However, since it was our last night, we just made do with it. The overall feeling was flashy and superficial, and the facilities were not well maintained.

We were with our family, not the first time we book chain hotels through a booking service, we stated that our child is 10 years old, the service set a price, but the hotel asked us to pay extra for a folding bed for the child, the first time we encountered this, if we book a room for three, then not a single hotel assumes that a 10-year-old child 150 cm tall will sleep with us in the same bed, and there were no such problems in Turkey, Dubai, Egypt or Russia. The rooms are dusty, old carpet, bed linen is half white, half yellow, either from old age, or something happened to it. There was a long check-in, about 25 minutes, they said something about reserved rooms, although there are a lot of them on Booking, we spent a long time looking for a room, when you get off the plane it is really exhausting. Everything is delicious in the cafe except the steak, I didn’t like it, it turned out to be rubbery. Pros: location, cascade, park, observation decks on Ararat nearby, good cafes to eat and in the evening you can entertain your child in the park Good spa with indoor pool, the pool is very large, there is a large jacuzzi, an interesting option to lie on sun loungers outside with a view of the park