Hotels near Abovyan

Location Indeed, the hotel is located between two major Northern districts* of the Armenian capital like Kanaker-Zeytun and Nor Nork. Therefore, one may expect that getting to the hotel is problematic. Actually, there are some bus, trolleybus as well as minibus routes from Kentron [the city center]. It will take you only 5–6 stops on a highway that is Miasnikyan Street and just few minutes when some traffic jams in a morning/evening are lacking. Another option, you may reach the hotel by foot from Roubiniants Street, one of the largest ones in Kanaker-Zeytun. The third option is to use the first bus stop in the Gai Ave. in the Nor Nork District** (looking from Kentron) as a starting point. The main problem for those who are new in Yerevan is that the Miasnikyan Street is a typical highway passing from Kentron to Nor Nork, and there is no pedestrian crossing near the bus stop in few dozens of meters near the Palma Palace Hotel. In its turn, the third option falls to the decision on reaching of the first bus stop in the Gai Ave. in Nor Nork by public transport and than taking the other bus for 2 stops in the direction to Kentron, but not Kanaker-Zeytun. On the middle autumn'2022, trolleybus tickets cost 50 ֏ ≈ 0.13 € ≈ 0.94 DKK, bus/minibus tickets are twice as much. Concerning taxis, their price may be in the range of 1000–2000 ֏, so up to 5 €, or 37,50 DKK. Fortunately, the local people are open-minded and gentle, therefore, someone of them can easily stop the car just in front of the bus stop near the hotel and pick you up to the city center, obviously for free. Breakfast is good and nutritious and is friendly served either in a small hall, or in the garden. * Those in Yerevan are quite similar to the boroughs in many cities in English-speaking countries. ** Here, the text is about the Nor Nork I Quartier in the Nor Nork District. There are nine quartiers in Nor Nork with the same name and their corresponding numbers.

Good location, by the waterfall mineral source, amiable stuff, quality food

Its very clean and rooms are big

Amazing place, very large rooms.

They have a friendly, sincere service approach that makes you feel like you have encountered someone from the real family. They are also very meticulous about cleanliness and hygiene.

Awesome breakfast

The staff was very friendly very helpful .The breakfast was excellent .The room very clean exceptional clean bathroom with full amenities . Breakfast it was provided in the room .clean sheets excellent pillows.

The whole purpose of our trip was for my daughter (and Russian student) to experience a post-Soviet Republic. PV fit that bill nicely, with gaudy and elaborate rooms with a lot of space and state of the art jacuzzi tubs on top of a pretty old building with an ancient elevator. The room basically had an attendant who spoke only Russian (as did almost all staff, so we made our way with out limited Russian) who cooks breakfast, does any laundry, tends your needs for new sheets etc. and is resident in the room next door which is straight out of a 1970s stalovia and where she cooks breakfast, stores toilet paper etc. The staff are friendly and helpful, but they are friendly and helpful in the old communist or post-communist way. fashion, which is to say that service is adequate, but impersonal. Things get done but without smiles or amiability. Having travelled in this part of the world before, I take it as normal, but my family members were shocked until the service culture was explained.