The hotel was incredibly noisy, which made it hard to relax, but the staff were genuinely helpful and friendly, and that was the only bright spot. If you can tolerate the racket, at least you'll have someone nice to turn to.
HambarcumyanHá 5 meses
Dilijan·7.9
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Dililuxe Hotel in Dilijan offers spacious family suites featuring private bathrooms, balconies, terraces, and fully equipped kitchens, complemented by flat‑screen TVs and wardrobes. Guests enjoy complimentary Wi‑Fi, mountain‑and‑city views, and a modern shower with electric kettle. Situated 102 km from Shirak Airport, it lies near Dilijan National Park, Lake Sevan, and multilingual staff.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The hotel was incredibly noisy, which made it hard to relax, but the staff were genuinely helpful and friendly, and that was the only bright spot. If you can tolerate the racket, at least you'll have someone nice to turn to.
Hambarcumyan·Há 5 meses
We stayed in the budget room and found it surprisingly snug, perfect for two people. The little balcony gave us a lovely view of the mountains, and overall it felt like a good value for the price.
David·Há 11 meses
The building is brand‑new and the rooms are comfortable, but there’s no sign out front, so I had to ask a couple of shopkeepers before discovering that the local pharmacist also runs the hotel. The big window looks great, but the half‑curtain lets in bright dawn light, so an extra shade would be welcome.
Michael·Há um ano
The room was spotless and the balcony offered a street view, which was nice, but the space was tiny and there was no air‑conditioning. On top of that, traffic noise was constant, making it hard to get a good night’s sleep.
Ramazanova·Há um ano
The place was clean and cozy, and the balcony gave us a beautiful view. We came to escape the Yerevan heat and got exactly what we needed, ending up well rested. Car noise outside can be a problem if you’re sensitive—earplugs helped. Wi‑Fi was uncertain, so we relied on mobile data, and there’s no air‑conditioning, though Dilijan’s August weather is pleasant enough.
Anatolii·Há um ano