Nare Hotel

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• bazmo

  23 marzo 2016
  Ok ,bit far from the city centre

  The location is far from the city central however the hotel is in good condition they offer the same buffet breakfast every morning. From the balconies you can see the entire city the staff are friendly and the reception speaks good English. The wifi is not good overall the hotel is good compared to other places in Yerevan.

  

• GCC25

  25 junio 2016
  Great hotel

  This hotel has fantastic views of the city since it sits above the city. They did my laundry and it was only 5,000 Dram for 4 pants with 4 shirts and underwear. The air conditioner did not work well, but we left the balcony door open at night and that kept us cool. The wifi was not working well at first but it got better later during our stay. The staff was exceptional, catering to our every need. This hotel is in a nice part of town which means it is not close to the amenities. Overall, I liked the hotel and I would stay again.

  

• froizc

  30 septiembre 2016
  Great experience

  Very good .....I really enjoy our stay.. See you soon Yerevan....Our room in front of Mt. Aragat and the Amazing Mt . Ararat...very clean Hotel...at night you can see All Yerevan .did not try the pool cause is very cooled...very cheap taxi from the hotel to the city centre...1000 drum per trip ( 7.7 dirham). All food and drinks are not expensive.. Lots of restaurants in the main city...

  

• Jothilingam E

  28 junio 2017
  Good Hotel

  Good hotel not the best nor the bad.This is on the top of hill with nice view around the city especially in the night. With pool and small restaurant back yard. But they serve same breakfast all the days...boring dishes. Chicken items to be added in the menu,Please Great view of Mt.Aragat & city view amazing Taxi fare from hotel to main city Republic square is approx.1000 to 1100 Drams

  

• Ruppert B

  13 agosto 2017
  Great View, Average Hotel

  Passports held. VERY basic amenities. Cheap furniture. Traveled to Armenia, nearly on a whim, to celebrate 36 years of wedded success. Upon arrival at Nare Hotel with our tour group, we stepped into a compact lobby that yielded an amazing view of western Yerevan and the mountains of Turkey beyond. The staff was friendly, with BASIC English skills. Then to receive our room keys we had to turn over our passports. NOT cool! I thought the USSR was dead! Once in the room, the views were as amazing as from the lobby, with views of the airport in the distance, Victory Bridge, the Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concerts Complex, the Armenian Genocide memorial complex at Tsitsernakaberd . A small porch afforded the opportunity to take the chairs outside to enjoy the cool evening, even in mid-August. Then I sat on the couch and it promptly broke and collapsed. (I weigh about 240lbs/110Kg. So, I'm not huge!) I reported it to the desk and was told it would be repaired. Television was a big disappointment. Just 12 available channels and the ONLY one in English was (laughter) Fashion TV. All I wanted was just one news station. BBC, CNN, FOX. In English. Just one. There was a room refrigerator with a Mini Bar list. The fridge was unplugged and there was nothing inside. When I did ask for a bottle of water from the lobby it was sent up promptly with a 300AMD (US$0.63) charge. Very reasonable. We asked for additional pillows at the same time as the water and were told none would be available till next day's check out at 3PM! The next day at 5:30PM we asked about the additional pillows and were told none were available due to the hotel being full! THERE ARE NO EXTRA PILLOWS! The bed took up fully half the bed room. Not a problem, it's just that large. The sitting room was compact, and the bathroom was large enough (barely) for two, BUT the step up and into the tub was aggravated by an apparent open vent underneath. Also, the lighting in the bathroom was far too dim. Outlets for your chargers are plentiful. The bed was very comfortable, though, and we slept very well despite the lack of the extra pillows. The staff was friendly and professional, though by Day 2 we had the impression that this was a family-run establishment with all contributing mightily to the hotel's success. We observed staff working as late as 10:30PM and then were there the next morning at 6:00AM. Not a criticism, just an observation. If that is the case, I wish them the best of luck and all the success in the World!