Hotels near Americano Развлекательный центр, Yerevan

A great network hotel in the very centre of Yerevan. A great price. The only minus, it has appeared with them a big insurance deposit that is twice the value of the room itself.

Absolutely loved dining here! The ambiance was warm and inviting, and the staff was incredibly friendly and attentive. The menu offered a fantastic variety of dishes, all beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. Every bite was delightful, and the portions were generous. Can’t wait to return!

The hotel is very modern and very comfortable and is very comfortable and comfortable. The rooms are large and spacious, the bedroom is of high quality, and the powerful and excellent shower. The breakfast is in buffet form, it's very abundant, there's really everything you can want, the eggs are cooked on demand, everything is very fresh and very good. Without any restrictions, the hotel staff is extremely friendly, whether in the restaurant or in the maintenance staff, but special mention to the reception girls who set up in four to meet your requests and days The hotel is very good and it is a good location to recommend for a stay in Erevan, personally, I will certainly return to it at my next visit.

I love this hotel. It is flawless. The pool was fantastic and staff were very professional. Try to ask for a room facing the main square. The only hiccups were that the hotel wanted to charge me for early check in. I did NOT like that and refused and something surly and was able to check in early free of extra cost!! The drinks were also kind of pricey at the hotel but if you go across the street they are half the price. I used the hairdresser at the hotel spa and for $40 I washed that gray right out of my hair!!! This hotel is very new and is in pristine condition!!! I would stay there again if I was ever to return to Armenia !!!

After four years away, my recent stay at this hotel was just as I remembered. The front desk staff is outstanding. They are friendly, helpful, and will go out of their way for guests. The breakfast crew, in the restaurant area, was just as wonderful. If there was anything I needed, I just had to ask. The hotel is across the street from Yerevan Park (recently renamed Diana Apcar Park). The park is a popular destination for locals. There are dining options in the park and on both sides of the street. Well known tourist destinations, such as Republic Square and Northern Avenue, are both short walks away. You will miss out on nothing, by staying at this location. And, you will gain so much more, from the amazing hospitality.

The room is crowded and the furniture is too cumbersome. The location is very good. One person at the front desk is warm and the other is cold. The chartered car booked by the hotel is much more expensive than outside. If you rent a car out, there are many car options around the nearby square, and the price is half cheaper than the hotel.

Located in the center, the rooms are cleaned well, the breakfast is a decent choice, the pool is pleasant, but the staff in the lobby seems to be friendly, but not helpful, the waiter in the restaurant is generally disappointed, does not know the wine list, asked if there was semi-dry wine, they said there was, but they brought dry , asked for white, brought red, at the bar asked what they could do quickly, the answer is - look at the menu .. how much does a cappuccino cost, also look at the menu .. strange, it seems like they should try to earn money, but somehow everyone is without enthusiasm, the overall impression is positive, but the service is not up to the expected in the chain hotel.

The service is good, will help with parking, the bed is very comfortable, the air conditioning is also very good, the winter is very warm

The location of the hotel is next to the French embassy, ​​a 15-minute walk to the Republic Square, and a 5-minute walk to the park next to it. The room size is quite large and clean, but the TV signal is unstable and feels like a fly in the ointment. The comprehensive price performance ratio is still quite high.

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!