Hoteles, casas y departamentos que aceptan mascotas en Artabuynkʼ

Lucas Países Bajos

Amazing place! The best place to get away from busy city life and enjoy the beautiful mountains.

Judit Hungría

Amazing surroundings, the house has a vibe, our children loved it. The organic dinner was the best food in Armenia. The staff is kind and helpful. I recommend this place!!

Anika Armenia

The guesthouse really felt like home - and the hosts did everything to make you feel welcome! Upon arrival I was showered with fresh fruit from the garden, treats and tea/coffee. Dinner (ordered separately) was very tasty and breakfast as well. All the salads, the yoghurt and the honey was own produce from the garden. The room was tidy and comfortable.

Masoud Irán

it is located in the village middle of the mountain that,s you can have a easy assess to the mountain around you and will enjoy from the nature.

David Emiratos Árabes Unidos

Babken and Gohar (the hosts) are two of my favorite people in the planet. They accommodated a late booking request from me and despite the late hours, and they received me like they were my family. With my very basic Russian and Armenian skills we were able to have a lovely conversation over a home-cooked dinner that tasted like heaven to me; complemented with the best homemade konjak and apricot vodka I’ve ever had. What impressed me the most is that for them it is very important that their guests have the best experience: so no matter what problem you have, they will try their best to sort it out (myself, I had an issue with my car and Babken helped me in the morning). Their kindness and warmth, truly, is one of the highlights of my experience in Armenia. Their house has lovely views and a big garden (in a Summer day being here was a breath of fresh air); and is quite spacious. The upper floor is the one used for guests, and everything is clean and well-managed. There is a small kitchen; and the shower (you get towels, yay!) is separated from the WC. Location is overall good, because it’s close enough to Yeghegnadzor if you need more “urban” services; but it is in Vernashen (an upper village), so it has all the tranquility of the countryside. And it is a good base to explore the Tanahat and Spitakavor Monasteries (the latter is one of my favorites because you can ring the bell and the hike to get there is AMAZING) and Proshaberd. Do be careful with your car because once you leave the H47 it’s all gravel roads. I had a great long night of sleep and I woke up to the lovely smell of freshly baked muffins that were part of my breakfast. Then, I was lucky enough to hear Babken play the piano (you’ll be surprised with his skills even though he wasn’t formally trained). How can you not have a great day starting like that? Afterwards, when I went out to explore for the day, I was gifted a few apples from the garden.