Armenian Hotels

New Resorts for Adventurous Travelers

Armenia: Tufenkian Heritage Hotels

Avan Marak Tsapatagh Hotel on Lake Sevan has opened its doors for the season.

Tufenkian's new project in the town of Dilijan

 Tufenkian Hospitality is planning to restore the town of Dilijan as one of the premier destinations for both local and foreign tourists, by developing the historic Sharambeyan Street , which will provide an authentic shopping and eating experience, and will allow the Armenian craftsmen to create their art work and sell it in the only historic setting in the country. 

 Good Luck to a New Armenia

It has a tragic past but Douglas Rogers predicts a change in fortune for this fascinating country.

It is easy to see Armenia as the Israel of the Caucasus (even though it's actually the oldest Christian nation on earth, having adopted Christianity in AD 310, a decade before Rome). It is surrounded by Muslim countries on three sides - Turkey, Iran and Azerbaijan – and war-torn Georgia to its north. In 1915 Armenia suffered its own holocaust: the slaughter of 1.5 million people by the Turks, a genocide the Turkish government still refuses to acknowledge.