Guest Houses in Alaverdi

We wanted to spend one night due to its proximity to the Sanahin ans Haghpat monastries, but we stayed two nights, after discovering what a beautiful place this is. The hosts are a lovely family, extremely helpful, sympathetic, kind and discreet. The views are amazing, its quiteness is a balsam for the spirit and the sorroundings allow for a lot of activities. We asked for breakfast and dinner and they were simply delicious. They are served in the porch with amazing views. Note: I sm writing this commentary in English, since my mother tongue (Catalan) is not admitted, of which I protest.

Very good place in Alaverdi, for a short stay. Big apartment (4 rooms), a nice terrace and a fantastic toilet. The hosts were very nice and willing to help, and made sure we had a parking spot.

Cool place, crazy nature. Homemade products, ecological, real. Comfortable room, the room has everything you need. The hosts are hospitable and ready to help with everything. I liked everything, everything as planned. I advise you to stay here, because the place is just super. You can just forget about everything and enjoy life for real.

Only 5 mins walking distance from Sanahin Monastery, good position on the hill with nice view from windows of kitchen and dining room, very clean and comfortable house with 2 big rooms, 2 toilets, kitchen and balcony of rich space. Owner is a beautiful Armenian girl with lovely smile who can also speaks Russian, French and English. French is very fluency. Willing to comunicate and help with taxi booking. Meals not included in room fee but price is reasonable. She cooks with home grown ingredient, clean, delicious and healthy. Unique and unforgettable experience in life.

Helpful host, lovely family, great location, good views, tasty food - many thanks!

Very hospitable felt right at home.

The staff was extremely kind and welcoming. I highly recommend choosing the breakfast and dinner option – I was served delicious, hearty meals. Definitely the best food I had in Armenia.

This is fantastic place to stay. First host is easy to contact and very helpful. The house is beautifully furnished and had everything we needed (well-equipped kitchen, clean bathrooms, nice dining room). In addition, it is surrounded by a garden. It is a bit off the road, but the town itself is not large, so the advantage is the peace and quiet, and the distances are not a problem. And then there's the area. Debed Canyon is not often visited by foreign tourists, which is a shame. The views are spectacular. We highly recommend it.

We were warmly welcomed by the friendly owner and his family. Room was clean, beds comfortable, countryside location was great. We slept very well and wish we could have stayed 1 more night.

Describing our incredible stay at Guesthouse Mary is a daunting task. In all honesty, I struggle to find the right words to capture the beauty and warmth we experienced during our time there. Looking back, I wish we could have extended our stay to fully immerse ourselves in the exceptional hospitality provided by Mary and her family. Right from the moment we arrived, we were embraced as if we were long-lost family members. A delectable array of homemade baked goodies greeted us, accompanied by a choice of invigorating Armenian coffee and tea. The village of Haghpat, nestled among the lush hills, plateaus, and gorges of the awe-inspiring Lori Province, provided the perfect backdrop. Here, natural and locally sourced ingredients were masterfully transformed into mouthwatering meals. From freshly churned butter and cheese procured from nearby farmers to homemade jams and baked goods meticulously crafted by Mary, her mother, and her talented nephew, Arthur, using fruits and vegetables from their own garden, every bite was a revelation. The Dolma, made with grapevines from Mary's garden, was a culinary delight, unlike anything we had ever tasted. What's more, Mary went out of her way to ensure that the meals catered to my vegetarian friend, showcasing her exceptional kindness. As for the accommodation, it can best be described as a nostalgic "Dacha," a charming summer cottage constructed by Mary's father in the 1960s. Each corner of the house is adorned with historical artifacts and handcrafted materials that transported us to a bygone era. The mid-century furnishings, skillfully crafted long before the age of mass production, offered a glimpse into a time when things were meticulously handmade. And how delightful it was to sit on the balcony, serenaded by the melodies of countless songbirds, or explore Arthur's captivating "mini-museum" in the basement, where family heirlooms painted a vivid picture of Armenia's rich history.