Hotel

1. Ազատ սենյակ ունե՞ք։

   Azat senyak unek?

   Do you have a room available?

   Usage

   When checking into a hotel

   Grammar Note

   "սենյակ" (sen-yak) means room. "ունե՞ք" is the polite second-person plural of "ունենալ" (to have). English is often understood at hotels in Armenia.

2. Մեկ գիշերը որքա՞ն արժե։

   Mek gishery vorkan arzhe?

   How much is it per night?

   Usage

   When checking the nightly rate

   Grammar Note

   Hotel rates in Armenia are relatively affordable. Mid-range hotels in central Yerevan cost around 5000 to 15000 Dram per night.

3. Ուզում եմ մնալ երեք գիշեր։

   Uzum em mnal yerek gisher.

   I would like to stay for three nights

   Usage

   When specifying the length of stay

   Grammar Note

   In Armenian, numbers are placed before nouns. Nouns after numbers often remain in singular form.

4. Սենյակում վայֆայ կա՞։

   Senyakum vayfay ka?

   Is there WiFi in the room?

   Usage

   When checking for internet connectivity

   Grammar Note

   Most hotels and cafes in Armenia offer free WiFi. Armenia has a growing IT sector and generally good internet connectivity.

5. Երևանի տեսարանով սենյակ ունե՞ք։

   Yerevani tesaranov senyak unek?

   Is there a room with a view of Yerevan?

   Usage

   When requesting a room with a view

   Grammar Note

   Yerevan is known as the Pink City. On clear days, Mount Ararat can be seen from many hotels in the city.

6. Լողավազան կա՞։

   Loghavazan ka?

   Is there a swimming pool?

   Usage

   When checking hotel amenities

   Grammar Note

   "լողավազան" is a compound of "լող" (swimming) and "ավազան" (basin/pool). "կա՞" is the basic way to ask whether something exists.

7. Կարո՞ղ եմ ավելի ուշ դուրս գալ։

   Karogh em aveli ush durs gal?

   Can I extend the checkout time?

   Usage

   When requesting a late checkout

   Grammar Note

   Most Armenian hotels have noon checkout. Late checkout often involves an additional fee.

8. Նախաճաշը ներառվա՞ծ է։

   Nakhachashy nerarvats e?

   Is breakfast included?

   Usage

   When checking if meals are included

   Grammar Note

   A typical Armenian breakfast often includes fresh vegetables, lavash flatbread, cheese, and herbs.

9. Սենյակում միջատ կա։

   Senyakum mijat ka.

   There is a bug in the room

   Usage

   When reporting a room problem to the front desk

   Grammar Note

   Hotel issues in Armenia can usually be resolved at the front desk. Staff at major Yerevan hotels often speak English.

10. Կարո՞ղ եմ ուղեբեռս այստեղ թողնել։

    Karogh em ughebers aystegh toghnel?

    Can I store my luggage?

    Usage

    When storing luggage before check-in or after checkout

    Grammar Note

    "ուղեբեռ" is a compound of "ուղի" (journey) and "բեռ" (load). The ending "-ս" is a possessive suffix meaning "my", so "ուղեբեռս" means "my luggage".

11. Կարո՞ղ եք ինձ համար տաքսի կանչել։

    Karogh ek indz hamar taksi kanchel?

    Can you call a taxi for me?

    Usage

    When asking hotel staff to arrange a taxi

    Grammar Note

    In Yerevan, GG Taxi and Yandex Taxi apps are convenient. Asking hotel staff to arrange a taxi is also a safe option.

12. Սրբիչ

    Srbich

    Towel

    Usage

    Point at it when asking reception for more; "yevs meky" means one more

13. Բարձ

    Bardz

    Pillow

    Usage

    Point at it when asking for an extra one

14. Վերմակ

    Vermak

    Blanket

    Usage

    Covers both duvet and blanket; Armenian winters are cold, so extras are often needed

15. Օճառ

    Ochar

    Soap

    Usage

    Point at it when asking for a replacement

16. Շամպուն

    Shampun

    Shampoo

    Usage

    Point at it when asking for a replacement

17. Ատամի խոզանակ

    Atami khozanak

    Toothbrush

    Usage

    Literally "brush of the tooth"; toothpaste is "atami matsuk"

18. Զուգարանի թուղթ

    Zugarani tught

    Toilet paper

    Usage

    Literally "paper of the toilet"; point at it when the roll runs out

19. Մազերի չորացուցիչ

    Mazeri choratsutsich

    Hair dryer

    Usage

    Literally "hair drier"; in speech the Russian loan "fen" is just as common

20. Կախիչ

    Kakhich

    Coat hanger

    Usage

    Means "something to hang on", so it can also mean a wall hook; "shori kakhich" makes clothes hanger explicit

21. Սենյակի մաքրում

    Senyaki makrum

    Room cleaning

    Usage

    Point at it to request or decline housekeeping; add "petk che" (not needed) to decline

22. Հանգիստ սենյակ

    Hangist senyak

    A quiet room

    Usage

    Request it at check-in; "hangist" can also mean rest, but next to "room" it reads as quiet

23. Աղմկոտ է

    Aghmkot e

    It is noisy

    Usage

    Show it at reception when asking to change rooms

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