Top B&B in Shirak in 2026

Mount Arragats is the highest mountain in Armenia. It has 4 summits - Northern, Southern, Eastern and Western. Northern summit reaches 4090 meters above sea level and is the highest poin in the country of Armenia. It is also the hardest one to climb at.

Picture is taken on the ridge going back from Northern summit.

Check out more about climbing Mount Arragats -https://nomadjoseph.com/hiking-in-armenia-mount-aragats/

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Gyumri

Raffi

AED 176 total

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6 Feb - 7 Feb

Artush & Raisa B&B

Gyumri

"Wonderful stay. The owner was so very friendly and hospitable. He even shared his lunch and his best cognac with us when we arrived. The guest house common area is comfortable and lovely, painted a beautiful blue. The rooms are spotlessly clean, comfortable and cozy. The weather turned cold and there was even heat on. The owner even got us a ride to the bus station. The location is very quiet and you can eat in the garden. A barbeque room with a large table is also available. Highly...

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Top Shirak Hotel Reviews

Nane Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"A hidden gem"

Araks Hotel Complex

10/10 Excellent

"I am always objective with my reviews, and so, accounting for the presumably very low season price, I will give a 4/5, however, I should first note, that the main reception staff (aside from the younger man) were generally miserable and unfriendly the entire time (and I stayed 10 days having extended by a further 5 to focus on some online administration). I would have been inclined to perhaps give 5/5 had they been polite and helpful, however, they would never smile, and would respond and approach you as if you were a burden to them, living as an uninvited guest in their own personal home...this is who it felt for the entire duration of my stay. Aside from the aforementioned issues regarding etiquette; for the price paid, the economy room was good. The WiFi was strangely terrible though and basically didn't work almost the entire time (though this may just be the corner economy rooms), and the shower basin was completely blocked most of the time too. Additionally, the heating wasn't really functioning (in the middle of winter), so the room would be too cold for most, however, I did like the room regardless. The bedroom area is on a mezzanine accessed via very steep stairs, and although totally unsuitable for most and very dangerous indeed, it felt very cosy nonetheless and private, and the ensuite, irrespective of the drainage issue was sufficient and new and there always seemed to be hot water. The room contained a clothes rail, sofa, side table and TV. Housekeeping was off"