Sewaan Penginapan di Byurakan

CesarFrosin Itali

Nice quiet and cozy place fit in nature. The rooms are clean and the owner is super friendly.

Anna Poland

Superkind, classy staff, beautiful view, very clean

Aram Armenia

We had a great time. It was clean, with new appliances and furniture.Next time we are in Byurakan, we know where to stay.

Anie Armenia

The property itself was in a very good location. The hosts were more than generous and flexible in whatever the request was. The stay was amazing, would recommend to everyone!

Vojtech Republik Czech

Vanush will make you the best armenian coffee! Shop downstairs. Dog Jack.

Stephanie Belanda

+ Lady of the house was a gem. She has a really interesting personality and went out of her way to make us feel comfortable. We received food, coffee, tea, snacks all out of kindness and were always greeted with a smile. + Location on the way to Mount Aragats (own vehicle or hitchhiking necessary). Small but friendly village with helpful people. Small markets close by. + Big rooms. + Nice garden with hammocks and sitting spaces. Plenty of shade. + Pleasant living room with tables and couches. + Basic kitchen available for cooking. + We could do our laundry. + Good WiFi. Don't expect a 5* luxurious hotel, of course, but a no frills countryside homestay with 5* service. It's a beautiful way to experience true Armenia.

Brukiene Lithuania

> the house is new and clean > big private backyard

Virginia Itali

Amazing hospitality,clean,friendly people

Udo Austria

The place is a hidden-away paradise. Behind the house is an orchard and being September we were welcomed with a large basked of fruits from their garden. There is a generous pavillion-style area with a kitchen the host proudly showed us, all for our perusal. The fireplace is impressive and reminded us of a Greco-Roman temple. The room was adequate in size, the bath very clean and efficient, the shower area about 15cm below floor level and the shower curtain reaching all the way down, so there was no spilling of water unto the rest of the bath, not like others we have experienced. But most amazing were the hosts: rarely had we such a warm welcome! Although they only spoke Armenian and Russian, the communication came from the heart, we understood each other from the start. Later their daughter came from work and she was fluent in 5 languages, including English, Italian and German. Having studied in Germany she preferred the latter. She took care to help us find our next hostel in Yerevan, which turned out to be in a hard to find location, besides recommending important museums there. Her dad took me to a local car-wash, very necessary as we had to return the rental-car the next day. And all that with a natural grace and generosity.