Azhdahak B&B in Geghashen - 20km from Yerevan

"Azhdahak" guest house is located in the western side of Geghama mountain range, in Geghashen village of Kotayk region, which is only 20 km far from the capital Yerevan, 1650 m above sea level. The "Azhdahak" guest house is located on the western slopes of the Geghama Mountains, in the village of Geghashen in the Kotayk region, just 20 km from the center of Yerevan, and 1650m above sea level. The guest house is located in the village of Gegashen (Kotayk region) 25 km from the center of Yerevan, 1650 m above sea level. The space The guest house consists of three floors. The guestroom, a bedroom, a kitchen and a bathroom are located on the first floor. Five comfortable bedrooms for guests, a large guestroom, kitchen and a bathroom are on the second floor. You can play tennis and billiard on the third floor and admire the beautiful view of Armenian mountains like Hatis, Aragats, Ara, Azhdahak. There is a large garden in front of the house with different fruit trees; apples, apricots, cherries, walnuts, peach and other trees, as well color ful flowers, ecologically clean vegetables and greens. You can park two machines in the garage and more than 5 machines in the special parking area. There is also a large swimming pool behind the garden. We suggest a tasty breakfast, dinner and supper (according to the agreement)prepared with ecologically pure products, which are cultivated in our garden. You can be present at the national ceremony of cooking lavash, which is a special bread in Armenia, taste the sweetest fruits from the garden and drink jinand wine distilled from our native fruits. We also organize active rest: trekking, byking and skiing in our region. You can have an exclusive opportunity to visit our historical Poghos-Petros monastery and see the beauty of our nature: Monastery lake, 40 fountains, the Aknalake (3030m) and climbing to the peak Azhdahak(3597m) of Geghama mountains, the Moutain Hatis (2529m), During the cooperation with “Natoura Tour” company, we also organize trekking and alpinist tours tothe mountains both in the Republic of Armenia (Aragats, Mount Ara, Khustup) and outside the country: Kazbek (Georgia), Ararat (Turkey), Elbrus (Russia), Demavend (Iran). We are looking forward to see you in this unforgettable place. During your stay The host of the guest house lives on the first floor The host of the guesthouse lives on the 1st floor The host of the guesthouse lives on the 1st floor. The guest house has 3 floors. On the 1st floor there is a living room, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom. On the 2nd floor there are 5 bedrooms, a kitchen and a bathroom. On the 3rd floor, from where a wonderful view opens on one side to the Geghama Mountains, on the other side to the Aragats and Hatis Mountains, there is a game room for billiards and table tennis. The guest house has a 3000 sqm large garden with 200 fruit trees. There is also a vegetable garden where ecologically clean vegetables and greens are grown for food. There is a closed garage for 2 cars and an outdoor free parking lot for at least 5 cars. The garden also has a spacious swimming pool 10m long, 5m wide and 2m deep. We offer overnight stays for up to 12 people in newly renovated comfortable bedrooms, breakfast made from ecologically clean rural foods. Lunch and dinner by appointment. You can attend our traditional lavash baking ceremony, visit the apiary and participate in the honeycomb process, taste the fruits and vegetables of the garden, as well as vodka and wine distilled from a variety of local fruits. We also offer active recreation for guests: hiking, biking, skiing in Kotayk region, as well as visits to attractions: Poghos-Petros, Vanki Lake, 40 springs, mountaineering to the highest peak of Geghama Mountains: Azhdahak Mountain (3597m), Hatis Mountain (2529m), Aknah Lake (3030m). In cooperation with Ski&Summer Adventures, we also organize expeditions and mountaineering both in the mountains of Armenia (Aragats, Araler, Khustup) and outside the borders of Armenia - Kazbek (Georgia), Ararat (Turkey), Elbrus (Russia), Demewend (Iran).