700 m.
Marshal Baghramyan Metro Station4 km.
Yerevan Train StationCascade Yerevan Hotel provides a comfortable base for exploring Yerevan. Situated within a 1 kilometer radius of the city’s historic center, it offers convenient access to key attractions. The hotel caters to travelers seeking a practical and well-located stay.
The property features complimentary Wi-Fi across all areas. A secure storage area is available for guests’ belongings. Parking is accessible nearby. A scheduled airport shuttle service is offered as an additional service.
A 24-hour reception desk ensures immediate assistance. The entire hotel adheres to a non-smoking policy. Staff are prepared to respond to inquiries. This offers a seamless arrival and departure experience.
The Cascade Hotel presents 3-star lodging with amenities including a garden, a shared lounge, and a terrace. An ATM and concierge services are available for guests. The hotel features a 24-hour front desk and provides airport transfers.
Each room within Cascade Yerevan Hotel is furnished with air conditioning, a wardrobe, and a patio. These rooms include a private bathroom, a flat-screen television, bed linen, and towels. A safety deposit box is provided in each unit.
Certain rooms possess a balcony, offering garden views. Others showcase city vistas. Refrigerators are available in selected accommodations. The hotel ensures a refreshing stay.
Key points of interest are within a short distance. Republic Square and the Yerevan Cascade are located less than one kilometer away. The History Museum of Armenia is also nearby. Zvartnots International Airport is approximately 11 kilometers distant.
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MINI BAR/ WATER BOTTLE SCAM.
I’m writing this to share my genuine experience, including both the good and the bad.
From the 29th to the 1st, I stayed at Cascade Hotel with my friend. Overall, the stay was good until checkout.
During checkout, the staff claimed that we had used items from the minibar and asked us to pay for a beer and a bottle of water. However, we did not use any minibar items at all. We ordered food from outside, and both my friend and I were extremely sick with the flu, so we did not consume cold water or alcohol.
Despite explaining this, the staff insisted that the items were used. This raises a concern about accountability—either the minibar was not properly checked or refilled after the previous guest, or there was a mistake from the hotel’s side.
As I did not want to miss my flight, I paid the charge and checked out, even though it was for something we did not use.
I would advise future guests to be cautious and double-check the minibar upon arrival, as you may be charged for items you didn’t use. Or you may be charged for a damage you did not cause. This is not about money it’s about accountability and fairness.