Garden Inn Resort Sevan

Excellent location, lush green surroundings, and friendly staff. The comfortable rooms come with a private kitchen and crockery (we didn't use it, but it's a nice touch).

The hotel was very welcoming; the staff responded immediately to all questions. The breakfast was delicious, it's a 2-minute walk to the lake, and taxis arrive quickly. However, the tiles in the bathroom are very slippery when wet, so be careful. There was very little light in the living room of cottage number 6, which we rented. In the bedroom with the double bed, one nightstand was missing, which was inconvenient. Also, there was no air conditioning.

Excellent hotel. Comfortable rooms with everything you need. Warm swimming pool. Delicious food in the restaurant (though pricier than on the beach). Very close to the lake, approximately 150 meters away. Special thanks to the front desk employee (a young man), who was very polite and knowledgeable. Stayed in late July 2026.

Thank you! We really enjoyed our stay! All our questions were answered! I especially appreciate the administrator, Edgar, who was very friendly. He knows his stuff! He resolved the issue quickly. The restaurant was delicious. The breakfast was especially great – fresh produce, groceries, and compotes were fantastic! I would have liked more flowers around the grounds; after all, the hotel is called Garden. There weren't enough flowers. The pool was nice; the water was warm and clean, and our child was happy. The hotel's location is excellent.

We were there off-season... There were very few people. We arrived by car, found a very good parking lot, were shown to the tent, offered coffee, and then went to reception and then to our room, which was clean and basic.

We booked two rooms. Overall, it's a decent hotel compared to others around it, but there are some caveats. In the first room, the light didn't work, and the shower flooded the entire bathroom. The second room was completely freezing; the guys barely slept; it was terribly cold.

It all started when, instead of a twin room, we were given a king-size bed. They couldn't change the beds, but they did provide an extra blanket upon request. For three days, the room wasn't cleaned once, with no indication that this was the norm. There was no bottled water in the room, but the refrigerator door was cluttered with paid drinks and snacks. Incidentally, the refrigerator was unplugged. The electric stove was giving us a slight electric shock. It's cold in the room at the end of September, but there's a fan heater (it won't warm the floor anyway). The bathroom has heated floors and an electric heated towel rail. The sink is small, though, and there's not even a place to put toothpaste or shaving gel. The grounds are poorly maintained—fallen leaves are everywhere. The pool is supposedly heated to 30 degrees (in reality, it's less). It's small, but leaves and birch seeds are constantly falling into it (which isn't very pleasant). Breakfast costs 3,000 drams separately (I don't know how good it is). There are no cafes or shops nearby. You'll either have to walk a short distance along the highway to the nearest shop with a meager selection and inflated prices, or to the foot of the monastery, where there's a market with expensive souvenirs and a few cafes and eateries. If you don't worry about this and take it for granted, it's generally comfortable.