Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan

We love staying at the Marriott Republic Square in Yerevan Armenia. It’s centrally located and seems to be the heart of the city. We recently celebrated our son’s wedding in Armenia and majority of our guests booked their rooms at the Marriott via a group rate. Lusine was our contact and she was amazing! Very responsive and helpful. She made the entire process very easy. The rooms at the Marriott are very spacious and comfortable however they are a bit dated. The hotel just remodeled and renovated the lobby and it’s beautiful. Hopefully the rooms are next. The breakfast is incredible and the concierge level has great dinners every night. The hotel has a gym and a swimming pool. We love the hotel.

Fantastic hotel in a truly great location. The Marriott is a wonderful choice in Yerevan. It is in the heart of the city within walking distance to anything you wish to see in Yerevan. It is also a great base for touring the entire country. The people working there were fantastic and very helpful with any questions I had. The breakfast buffet was quite good with many choices available. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone staying in Armenia.

stayed here for 5 nights in late April 2025. this is a real old-fashioned luxury hotel (I know it’s now 4 stars). I am using “old-fashioned” in the best possible sense of the word. The hotel is fully staffed with receptionists, waiters, porters and round-the-clock housekeeping. All staff I interacted with spoke fluent Russian and very good English, in addition to their native Armenian. While the outdoor pool was shut due to weather, there is a gym and a beauty parlor. The rooms have all the amenities many hotels in Western Europe seems to have dispensed with, including a champagne ice bucket, ironing board, shoe and clothes brushes, branded toiletries including body cream, various vanity kits, etc. The hotel building itself retains the architectural grandeur of Soviet architecture from the 1930-1950s. The ceilings are high, rooms oversized (especially when you come from London, like I did). There is marble flooring and columns throughout the public spaces, and spotless carpeting in my room at least. The décor of the rooms is not new. But, everything is impeccably clean, furniture well maintained and refined in an understated way. The huge bed and the ability to gaze onto Republic Square right from my bedroom window were definite highlights. The view is equally impressive from the third floor restaurant, where I had breakfast twice. The breakfast consisted of an extremely varied buffet of European, Armenian and regional dishes, such as syrniki! I was also able to order an omelette with ingredients. While the automatic coffee machine at the buffet only has cow’s milk, coffee with alternative milk was available on request at no extra charge. The staff to guests ratio at breakfast was almost 1:1 and all the staff were amazing. I have almost nothing negative to say about the hotel. Yes, the decor is not trendy, but I enjoyed that. Bathroom storage in my room was somewhat restricted and the ground floor bar(?) area was having a refurb. The latter didn’t bother me much because the are plenty of drinking/eating options in the area. The hotel’s third floor Italian restaurant was also open, as was the Marriott Executive lounge on 6th floor, which I did not visit. No construction noise was audible inside from my room.

I visited Armenia with my daughter for 3 nights. The positives: - The location is fabulous. Very central and accessible to all locations at republic square by walk. - the room size was large - Madela, the lady at the breakfast area, prepares the best pancakes and she was always forthcoming and pleasant. The negatives: - hotel overall is aged and the rooms fared for a 4 bedroom and NOT 5 bedroom. - The room rates didn’t warrant the quality. The pool was non functional and there wasn’t any steam or sauna facilities. - Generally the staff, barring the reception, could have offered a smile. The gentlemen at the entrance of the hotel and the waitresses at the breakfast hall didn’t seem hospitable. Overall it was okay, but I would opt for alternate properties within the same locality for my next stay.

Fabulous place in the center of a happening city. The staff was courteous and extremely helpful in finding places to eat and meeting of any our needs. Love the 24-hour Square Bar! Great place to get a drink, hot chocolate, some food and people watch.

Pros: The hotel is located in a central location next to Republic Square. Their rooms are huge and if you’re lucky, u get a view of the Republic Square from your room window. They also have a view of the square from the executive lounge balcony. As a platinum elite member, I was given a free access to their lounge although their breakfast selections were pretty limited. ||Cons: |My biggest complain from this hotel was their customer service and their responsiveness regarding certain issues. I arrived at the hotel at 5AM from my flight which I made the hotel staff aware few days prior so that they don’t cancel my reservation for not showing up. The front desk staff seemed busy on his cell phone when I arrived that I had to wait for him to finish the phone call. Upon check in, I was told I got a room upgrade in their new wing which I was grateful for. When I entered the room, I was given a dirty room. At first, I thought I entered an occupied room because the box of foods from the previous guest and used robes and towels were scattered on the floor. The room that I was initially assigned to had a great view of the Republic Square. So then I had to go down to the front desk again to tell them about the issue. As a platinum elite member, I found this very irresponsible on the hotel’s part because how could have they assigned me a dirty room without double checking? I’ve never had this happen to me before. I don’t know their process of picking a room for new guests but I’m sure that the front desk staff named Hayk was pretty distracted from the personal phone call he was making at that time. He probably just picked a random room without verifying if its clean or not. I was then given an executive room in their old wing as a replacement but the view of the room wasn’t good. On the other hand. I was also charged a “no show” fee because I wasn’t able to check in the day prior even though I have given them an advance notice that my flight will be arriving late. I booked for 4 nights but I was only given 3 elite night credits because of my presumed “no show” the day before. I have contacted the hotel a few times to resolve this matter but I was told that they wouldn’t give me a refund. I was hoping that they take full accountability regarding their mishaps and incompetence but my loyalty to their brand wasn’t important to them.

We just recently arrived home, and we cannot thank Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan enough. We were welcomed with treats in our room and they were delicious! We're very glad to choose this hotel as it's very central. It's an ideal location for walking here and there to explore the city. The hotel is currently under renovation, which was fine with us as we are usually outside anyway. Thus, it's a goal to come back again very soon to see the changes! It was such a wonderful and relaxing trip. However, I wish our room had a tub as our little baby princess loves her bath time. Anyway, it was a wonderful place to stay. Levon, Armen, Seda and many more (I forgot the names of the others) did an exceptional job providing excellent service.

Ms. Ofelia is an outstanding and professional organizer. She quickly arranged a private tour for our group of 10 the night before—finding us a knowledgeable, passionate guide with a comfortable vehicle. Everything was tailored to our interests. The guide, Tatiana, brought Armenia’s history to life with energy and insight. Fast, courteous, and highly informative service. Five stars—we’ll definitely book again and recommend to all our friends.