Hoteles en Dprabak desde $35

“Such a beautiful place surrounded with amazing nature, resort was out of this world, we were amazed how clean, modern, beautiful, spacious was it. Staff were friendly, food was delicious. Highly recommended”

“I would give this hotel one star. The property is in very poor condition and appears to have been neglected for a long time. It was extremely disappointing. I booked this hotel based on the positive reviews, but I honestly don’t understand how it received such high ratings. The only positive aspects were the beautiful view from the balcony and the restaurant, as well as the good breakfast. I have no complaints about the breakfast. Unfortunately, the rooms and bathrooms were in terrible condition...

“Comfortable beds and great service. I think the breakfast could be improved a bit though. ”

“The entire property was beautifully and thoughtfully built, a true hidden gem on the mountainside. The family cottage “tun” was well above and beyond what we expected with 3 bedrooms plus a lounge/loft area. The pool area was immaculate and we enjoyed the breathtaking views from there. Staff was courteous and helpful. Can’t wait to return!!”

“One of the best places I stayed in Armenia. The atmosphere is very serene and rejuvenating, uniting with picturesque nature around it. The staff was very, caring and with great attention to customer needs. They made me feel like family. Hotel was very clean and cosy. They have animals at the property for guest interaction which was very entertaining. Most of all I was impressed with food, that was included in hotel price for 3 times a day. Not only it was fresh and home cooked but the test was...

“This place is absolutely charming … truly unique! You feel like you’re in a magical spot, full of beautiful details everywhere. The little river and the breakfast were wonderful. It’s definitely a place you have to visit!”

“We stayed at Dilivita Rest House in Dilijan for just one night, and even that was too long. if you have kids, avoid this place completely. The photos showing slides and a playground are very misleading this is not a kid-friendly property. We booked through Expedia for a family of 5 (2 adults, 3 kids), and were given a room that smelled of dampness and had a huge stone in the middle. It was completely unacceptable. When I asked for a different room, the owner (an elderly man) started crying and...

“Hotel en la montaña (pequeño Cáucaso) en el camino entre Tbilisi y Ereván. Lugar bonito y tranquilo. Solamente, un poco lejos del centro del pueblo. Bien para una noche (quizá mejor para unos cuantos días.”

“Very clean, modern, staff was friendly, delicious breakfast. Highly recommended”

“The rooms were clean and comfortable and had desks to work on. Big plus to have a toilet downstairs in the living area and a toilet plus shower upstairs near the bedrooms. Kitchen was well equipped. The breakfast in the restaurant was excellent and had excellent views of the mountains through enormous windows. You can also look out onto the courtyard tables and a large screen television. We also ate lunch in the restaurant and it was great. Very friendly staff. Will definitely come back....

“They didn't get my expedia reservations. They found a replacement. Unfortunately this was in a building that didn't seem finished. AC didn't work. It was beyond hot in the rooms. Staff was great, but these problems made a bad stay.”

“Dessverre samsvarte bilder og realitet i liten grad. Det var ikke fire stoler på veranda, på et firemannsrom. Det var alt for lite vann i boblebadet. Slitent.”

“What a delightful hotel, nestled in the hills high above Ijevan, and close to mountain trails. We received a warm welcome and made to feel at home. A highlight was to try some local wines before dinner each day, sitting on the terrace looking across the valley. There was an extensive menu with many delicious dishes, freshly prepared for us. We enjoyed meeting our host Ani who speaks excellent English. She and Movses went above the call of duty give us a wonderful experience at Kanach Tun.”