Arch Apart Hotel

When booking, I was only attracted by the location. They are good, everything is close by. Then some kind of hell began! The administrator with a clearly expressed displeasure on her face accepted the payment, which did not want to go through my card, neither the Russian MIR card, nor the Kazakh Mastercard, I had to go to the first floor to withdraw cash ( When checking into room 701, it turned out that the TV was not configured, it only works through applications or through broadcasting via phone. There are huge gaps between the tiles and the laminate on the kitchen floor. The shower stall does not close completely, and every time after taking a shower on the warm floor (it is apparently for drying these huge puddles) a lake the size of Sevan is formed. There used to be a hygienic shower near the toilet, but now it is gone, only a "sad" holder on the wall remains. Cleaning is done according to the scheme, wipe the floor with a DRY rag and that's it, the stains in the bathroom from the lake are clearly visible! No one washed the dishes during cleaning and was not going to wash them even once, everything was done by myself. But the most interesting thing: when I indicated that the coffee machine doesn't work, the administrator decided to cheat me out of money so that she could do the repairs at my expense. And she corresponded in WhatsApp in a rude manner. About the fact that the microwave doesn't work, it shows an error and simply doesn't open the door and the buttons don't respond. I didn't report it, otherwise they would have pinned it on me as well. If you want your vacation to be ruined, be sure to stay in this awful hotel)

Convenient location. And overall everything is pretty decent!

New apartments, complete with everything. Kitchen with oven, microwave, dishwasher and Italian coffee machine. The bathroom is also very nice. Cleanliness of the rooms top. On the negative side, the apartment is a bit dark, it's definitely difficult to find, it has no parking and being in the center it's a problem. I also didn't like the very cold welcome, far from Armenian standards.