I totally loved the vibe of this place. The people were super helpful. The food was amazing local cuisine. Wifi was great. They helped me with booking my airport transfer at midnight and also were there to make sure I didn't have any problem as I was traveling solo.

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We all loved our stay at the Silk Road Hotel. The staff were all great but a big shout out to Georg. Lilah who was weaving a rug downstairs was so delightful & explained everything about the support the hotel gives to villages teaching young people to weave & giving them opportunities to sell their work at the hotel. She did some weaving with my son & was so patient. We had a nice triple room with a big window with a view of mount Ararat. Breakfast on the terrace was lovely & the garden was also a really nice space to sit & be peaceful. There are lovely local crafts to buy in the reception area. We would love to return. Thank you.

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The Silk Road Hotel in Yerevan is more than just a place to stay; it is an experience that immerses you in the rich culture and traditions of Armenia. The hotel offers a peaceful retreat with a lush, beautiful garden that provides a perfect backdrop for relaxation and reflection. Guests at The Silk Road Hotel can expect exceptional hospitality, where every detail is attended to with care and warmth. The staff is dedicated to making your stay memorable, offering personalized service that caters to your every need.

Super cute hotel in the upper part of Yerevan with a wonderful garden and at least a partial view of Mount Ararat. Inside, the hotel is reminiscent of a caravanserai and the lobby sells many handcrafted and artistic items reminiscent of the Silk Road. The hotel staff are all very friendly, courteous, helpful and eager to provide information. We had planned to start the evening of our arrival with a wine hour in the garden, but ended up spending the whole evening there with very tasty wine, delicious lavash chips and a very obliging waiter. We would have loved to stay longer, but that wasn't possible. The Silk Road Hotel is definitely on our list for our next trip to Armenia.

One of the best stays I've ever had! The place was magnificent, with decorative items from countries along the Silk Road. Besides, it offers some handicraft workshops with friendly prices. I booked a kilim class and met an instructor who spoke excellent English. She is a PHD student who's truly passionate about learning history and culture. I was also lucky to meet 3 colleagues of hers: a rug weaver, a traditional costume designer, and a young man who played piano beautifully. The whole experience was magical.

This was something I was fine about, but I mention it here to help other travellers make decisions: You have to walk 230 metres uphill to reach the hotel. The road wasn't steep, but if you hate walking, this will be a problem.

This is a true gem of a hotel. The staff are the best, so friendly and helpful, and with good English, they made our stay a memorable one. Our room was great, with great attention to detail in the layout. And we had a view of Mt Ararat from the window! There are lots of communal areas and a wonderful garden to relax in. The breakfast buffet was exceptional.

It was so aesthetic experience. Feel ethnic spirit in every details! Lovely cozy patio for your lazy brekfast is perfect start of the day. We had everything we need for comfort in room and there was even a small compliment from hotel. It was so cute! Definitely I would like to stay Silk Road Hotel again.

Breakfast was yummy but I would like more variety. For example, commonly hotels serve any eggs for breakfast, so it wasn`t. And as main morning course I tried pumpkin soup. It was perfect but a little unusual for breakfast time :) One more issue is a neighbor noise. Unfortunately at night if you`re not deep sleep person, you may hear a lot of outside sounds.

I must rave about the Silk Road Hotel. The staff were accommodating of modifications to my arrival date and the change of rooms when family joined me in Yerevan. The breakfasts were delicious and copious--they even prepared a breakfast box for us when we departed at 4 am! I was there on my birthday, and all the staff wished me well and treated me to cake and fresh cherries. I enjoyed evening meals on the hotel patio and got to sip Ararat cognac while watching the rain. Frank in the restaurant and the reception staff all made me feel at home. The rooms are beautiful and cleaned daily, and it's wonderful to be in a hotel where rugs are made. Even the gift shop was a treat.

Hotel amazing: Rooms so quite. Eating on balcony so amazing, with view to town and moutains. It is a pleasure go through hotel, so many traditional things to see. Aircondition good and calm. I not use aircondition, so my advice open more windows in room, so room convienient. Bed cloth with very smooth cotton. ** Shops for buy wonderful fruits, and supermarket maybe 5 minutes to walk. ** My advice: Install Taxiapp on Handy or at least ask price for your destination before get in taxi.

It's a charming, cosy and traditional hotel, which is exactly what I was after. I felt very comfortable and at home at the hotel. The staff were friendly and helpful and the breakfast was really tasty.