Hotels with Parking in Yeghegis

Location is great with excellent views over the mountains. The pool was a good refresher after a long and dusty day. Nice restaurant and good breakfast.

In general, perfectly designed. In my bathroom there was a wall with stones that were covered with green plant (moss?) which looked extremely fresh and made it feel even more close to nature (oops, didn’t take a pic). Breakfast and dinner were amazing, all fresh and tasty. If you go to Yeghegis specifically for animal watching and birdwatching, ask the host to give the tips and maybe even help early morning 6am - they are all in the big rock in front of the hotel area. Was great for my guests - they complained that we didn’t stay there for more nights 😅

The hospitality of the guests is unmatched, we felt very welcome and had an incredible stay. The rooms are spatious and cozy, the bathroom is very comfortable and everything is clean. We want to come back, this is one of the best places we've stayed at.

Quiet large room. Very friendly host Samvel met us. He cooked a great breakfast every morning. Upon arrival, the host treated us to a welcome drink and fruit. Samvel gave us many useful tips for continuing our journey. We stayed here for two days. Highly recommended!

The cottage is located high in the mountains, where it's just you. You can go for walks in the area and enjoy the peace and quiet. The owners are very nice, kind and helpful. We can also recommend dinner and breakfast, expect an incredible amount of food. This is not only a place to sleep, it's a wonderful experience that we will not forget. Thank you!

lovely house, beautiful view of the mountain and the valley. It is an authentic Armenian house, the owners live down the street and are helpful and hospitable. IDeal starting point to visit Tatev, Noravank and to take beautiful mountain walks.

During our 5-day trip through Armenia, we spent one night in the small mountain village of Artabuynk and choosing to stay at the Legend Guest House was one of the best decisions we made! It’s a charming and authentic place run by an incredibly friendly host who truly goes above and beyond for his guests. His lovely mother also prepared a delicious traditional Armenian breakfast that kept us full for almost the entire day of exploring. The guest house is a beautifully renovated traditional Armenian home, featuring a fully equipped kitchen with everything you might need to prepare your own meals. There’s also a cozy living room with a few board games, perfect for relaxing in the evening. Since the nights were already quite chilly, the host kindly provided us with a heater, which we really appreciated. Parking was easy and convenient, with plenty of space and clear signs along the road to help find the property. Thank you, Karen, for making us feel so welcome and at home. We’ll always remember our wonderful stay at your guest house! 🙏🙂

The guesthouse is nestled among orchards covering the hillside, surrounded by lush greenery, with birds singing and insects chirping. Sitting on the bench in front of the house, we could gaze at the sweeping valley views. Our room was clean, cozy, and inviting—when we opened the wooden shutters, a beautiful pastoral landscape unfolded before our eyes. The host, a warm and hospitable man, treated us with genuine kindness and prepared the most delicious traditional Armenian dishes. Throughout our stay, he served us fresh seasonal fruits—mulberries, cherries, and apricots—all harvested from his own orchard. The mulberries, in particular, were incredibly sweet and juicy, the best I’ve ever tasted. We loved every moment here. For so long, we had dreamed of escaping the noise of the city and embracing a peaceful countryside life—and in this place, we found exactly that. **An Unforgettable Act of Kindness** Though unrelated to our stay, we were deeply moved by our host’s selfless help. After checking out and visiting Noravank, our car tire was damaged in the rocky hilltop parking lot, We still needed to drive to Yerevan.Since the car was rented in Tbilisi, a frantic phone call confirmed that assistance from there would take too long. In desperation, we contacted our former host. Without hesitation, he coordinated with local helpers, who quickly arrived to change the spare tire. They then guided us to a repair shop in Areni, where the tire was patched, replaced, and pressure-checked. Only after everything was settled did these kind souls finally leave. Throughout the ordeal, our host kept checking in via messages, making us feel cared for in a foreign land. We are endlessly grateful—not just for the wonderful stay, but for this extraordinary act of kindness that went far beyond hospitality. ”