I had an exceptional stay at the Apricot Hotel in Yerevan, and I highly recommend it to anyone visiting this beautiful city. The hotel's breakfast spread is outstanding, offering a wide variety of delicious options to start your day on the right note. The friendly and attentive staff are always ready to ensure every guest feels welcome and cared for, making the experience truly memorable. The hotel's location is incredibly convenient, situated close to key attractions, cafes, and public transportation, making it an excellent base for exploring Yerevan. The rooms are spacious, well-designed, and extremely comfortable, providing a perfect retreat after a day of sightseeing. Despite ongoing construction near the hotel, it’s worth noting that it doesn't cause any disturbance as the work happens only during daytime hours. If you're looking for a hotel that combines comfort, convenience, and warm hospitality, the Apricot Hotel is an excellent choice. I look forward to staying here again on my next visit to Yerevan!

Apricot Hotel is a place with soul. The decoration, furniture, carpets, names of room, everything is tasteful and results in an authentic atmosphere. I stayed for work only one night, the room was big and with beautiful light. it felt peaceful and inspiring. Staff was extremely helpful and available.

As others have mentioned, a boiler in the room would be a nice addition. There were ongoing works going on outside of my view, nothing that can be done about it and it will probably be nice when finished. The noise didn't bother me and the view during the day and sunset was still incredible.

The Apricot is a great cozy little spot, with huge rooms, but few actual amenities that I cared about (e.g. no kettle in the room). The breakfast is either made individually or there's a small buffet, with not a huge selection, but it's all high quality stuff. The view of Ararat mountains on a clear day is amazing, so I'd recommend it just for that. The in-house restaurant is also very good, I would highly recommend it just for the option to have a great dinner without going too far.

The only thing missing is a nice option to make tea and coffee in the rooms themselves, and perhaps, for the price, it's to be expected to have a coffee machine (capsules) in the room.

The Apricot Hotel is one of those rare hotels with a feel-at-home atmosphere. Calm and quiet, classy and cosy - you walk on the beautiful carpets laid over simple stone tiles in its large common areas and you feel completely at ease, and at home. Top marks for cleanliness, for concierge services, and for the stunning breakfast restaurant on top of the building which also has an outside veranda with views over old Yerevan. Top marks for the friendly staff, the huge tiled bathtubs, and incredibly spacious rooms. Already stayed there a second time. Highly recommended.

Apricot Hotel is located very close to the city center and has a magnificent view of Ararat (on clear days). The breakfast is either made for each guest, or there's a nice buffet. The rooms are very spacious, for the most part (perhaps too large).

There's no kettle/coffee machine in any of the rooms, only a common kitchenette on the floor, which is less convenient. I wish there was an option to prepare hot drinks in one's room.

Cozy hotel with big nice rooms. Good view from breakfeast/restaurant.The personel helped to organise tour and guide us to get to places. Walkable distance to most parts of the city.

Hotel difficult to locate when you arrive late and dark due to poor sign and curtains covering the entrance at night. The was construction next to the hotel that might cause noise during their work hours. The room was missing tea pot kettle that I found odd considering there was plenty of space in the room.

It doesn't look like much from the front but it opens out upstairs and my standard room was much bigger, well designed, and more comfortable than I was expecting. It looked out onto a busy road but good window insulation meant I was undisturbed. The breakfast room/terrace/bar (although hardly anybody seemed to use it as the latter) has a wonderful view towards Mt. Ararat. It's not bang in the centre: a 20-30 minute walk to places like the Cascade and Republic Square depending on mobility, and a 15 minute walk to any good bars and restaurants, but anywhere closer of this standard would be considerably more expensive. Good value for money.

Occasional power cuts, but probably beyond the hotel's control! No tea and coffee-making facilities in the room, although I belatedly discovered there were some communal ones in the main area of the second floor. Housekeeping is quite late (often around 5pm based on my experience) and a little cursory. Breakfast itself beyond the view is fine but nothing to write home about, although I understand the dinner options are rather good.

The room was more bigger than expected. It was having a nice view. Sofa bed was big enough for 2 people to sleep. There was a common kitchen serving tea, coffee, water, few cutleries

there should be a small workdesk for using laptop and other office works. Wardrobe was fitted in first room, but it would have been better if it in master bed as well

Super hotel in Erevan! The location is good, 15 mn walk from the centre and not far from Ararat museum. The rooms are big and nicely decorated. The staff is extremly kind and always ready to help, we appreciated that so much. We even got a small gift for our birthday. Breakfast is also good and given on a terrace with a nice view on Ararat mountain. See my picture which was the view from our balcony.

The construction of the building next door is noisy for some rooms. They allow us to change but this could be annoying but temporary.

Really nice, spacious, clean and quite rooms. Perfect and modern. We loved it, and the smell was amazing everywhere. Really good value for money. Breakfast is quite basic, but you have it all. The hotel was empty, and still everything worked and was done as if it was full.

The hotel is somewhat hard to find. No clean instructions nor visible hotel sign. We arrived at 6 in the morning, and had to wonder around until some guys stopped to help. That was really confusing.