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OUR HOTEL IS DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR LONGER STAYSWITH STUDIOS FEATURING FULLY-EQUIPPED KITCHENSAND PLENTY OF WORK SPACEaAMENITIES YOU WON'T FIND IN A TYPICAL HOTEL ROOM*KITCHEN WITH REFRIGERATOR, MICROWAVE, AND STOVETOP*WORKSPACE WITH COMPUTER DATAPORT*FREE LOCAL PHONE CALLS*PERSONALIZED VOICE MAIL*IRON AND FULL SIZE IRONING BOARD*ON SITE GUEST LAUNDRY*DINING AND COOKING UTENSILS PROVIDED*WIRELESS HIGH-SPEED INTERNET ACCESS (FEES APPLY)
Check-in Time:
2:00 PMCheck-out Time:
12:00 PMYear Built:
2000Year Renovated:
2000Total Rooms:
104 rooms.104Total Floors:
5 floors.Rooms:
Hotel Rooms:104 comfortable international standards rooms (single,double,double executive,family rooms,j unior and senior suites, junior and senior presidential suites)Directions
Hotel is situated on Abovian street, few hundred metres from the main square, in the very center of the capital.
Area
LAFAYETTE, LA, 70508, US
Attractions
Institute Of Ancient Manuscripts 1.2 Miles NRuins Of Ancient City Of Erebuni 5 Miles SeMemorial Of Victims Of 1915 Genocide 3.1 Miles NwSt. Sarkis Church 0.9 Miles WHsbc Bank 0.4 Of The HotelSamsung 0.5 Of The HotelPhilips 0.4 Of The Hotel
Dining
Restaurant RossiniDaily business lunch/dinner , special menu and menu a la carte. Great selection of international wines.
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