Good Hotel Yerevan is a breezy 4-star escape in the heart of Yerevan, Armenia, sitting just 0,4 mi from the city center. Nestled at 29 Sayat-Nova Avenue, this lively base has earned 917 reviews and counting, signaling plenty of reasons to check in.

Guest-friendly perks include free on-site parking and free Wi-Fi, plus soundproof rooms to hush the urban buzz. Air conditioning keeps things cool, a 24-hour front desk is on hand, and non-smoking rooms with free toiletries are ready for comfort. For travelers on the move, shuttle service and airport shuttle are available for an extra charge.

Whether for a city break or a business swing, the location makes it easy to explore Yerevan’s charms and beyond.

Payment options are straightforward: cash is accepted, and Mastercard and Visa are welcomed.

The room lineup adapts to every itinerary. The Room With City View accommodates two guests, while the 161-square-foot Deluxe, Single Use offers a queen bed for two adults and one child. For more space, the 129-square-foot Comfort, Triple, Single Use provides a sofa bed plus a queen for up to three adults and one child. The Queen Room, Single Use delivers 129 square feet with a double bed for two guests, and the compact Budget, Single, Single Use measures 65 square feet with a twin bed for solo travelers. For extra room, the 215-square-foot Deluxe, 2 Twin, Single Use features two twin beds and a sofa bed, accommodating up to three adults and one child. All options are non-smoking.

Whether traveling solo, as a couple, or in a small group, the variety of layouts makes it easy to find a comfortable setup. Beds range from a twin to a queen or double, with configurations designed to maximize space and flexibility across different needs. The mix includes both compact and more expansive options, all arranged to suit practical, relaxed stays.

After a day of exploring Yerevan, these thoughtfully laid-out spaces offer a welcoming retreat. Non-smoking rooms, practical bedding setups, and a range of sizes ensure a restful base for any pace—whether a quick city walkthrough or a longer, more leisurely visit.