The Phoenix Boutique Hotel invites travelers to Yerevan, Armenia, located at Pushkin 43, just 0,3 mi from the city center. Minimum price starts from $66, and with 454 reviews, guests have weighed in on this boutique stay.

Amenities shine with a free indoor swimming pool and free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour front desk, air conditioning, and non-smoking rooms. Families can make use of a kitchenette with kitchenware, kid-friendly buffet, and kids’ meals, while the terrace offers outdoor space. Wellness features include a sauna and a waterslide; transportation options include shuttle service and airport shuttle at extra charge, plus free toiletries and a bidet in the bathrooms.

A tour desk helps plan local outings, and the central Yerevan location puts sights within easy reach.

Room choices cater to different itineraries, from compact stays to group getaways. The Standard Room (Double) is 161 square feet with a Queen bed, accommodating 2 adults and 1 child. The Deluxe Double Room expands to 269 square feet and includes a sofa bed plus a Queen bed, suitable for up to 4 adults and 3 children. For larger parties, the Family Suite spans 646 square feet and features three Queen beds, welcoming up to 6 adults and 4 children. Budget Double Room and a Family option are also offered, though bed details for those listings aren’t specified.

Leisure and convenience outside the rooms include a seasonal indoor pool that is heated and adults-only, along with a sauna and a waterslide. A terrace provides outdoor space, and a tour desk helps plan local outings to make the most of Yerevan. Transportation options include shuttle service and an airport shuttle at an extra charge, adding flexibility for travelers arriving or departing the city.

Payment is versatile, with cash accepted and major cards—Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Maestro—also welcome. A minimum price starts from $66, inviting travelers to explore the boutique stay without overspending, and the experience has earned attention from many guests (454 reviews) who have shared their impressions.