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Armenian history, ancient ruins, and modern luxury all converge at the Avan Dzoraget Hotel.

This is Armenia for old-world romance lovers. The hotel is set against a jaw-dropping mountain landscape, in a land of medieval ruins and some of Armenia's most beautiful monasteries.

The Avan Dzoraget Hotel, located in Loree Provicne, on the main road to Tbilisi, has 34 rooms and apartments overlooking the Dzoraget village, river, and surrounding mountains. It's a virtual labyrinth of superbly detailed architecture, rich furnishings, and colourful Armenian themes.

Guests will feel entrenched in Armenian history as they dine in the opulent interior or themed terrace of the Avan Dzoraget Restaurant. Enjoy a quiet, secluded meal with your companion as you taste Armenian specialties. Looking to host a larger party? The Avan Dzoraget can host conventions and business gatherings for up to 80 people.

Take in a day of fishing. Spend time in the Tumanian house museum in Dsegh village, or visit Unesco Heritage sites such as Haghpat and Sanahin Monasteries.