Your first week in Yerevan

Hostel Jan is on Hanrapetutyan Street near Republic Square. The official site lists mixed, female-only and male-only dorms plus single and double private rooms. Guests can use a fully equipped kitchen, barbecue area, lounge and workspace; Wi‑Fi, lockers, towels, hair dryer, iron and free tea or coffee are provided. Controlled access and video surveillance are noted. Reconfirm current price before booking.

Hotel-hostel in central Yerevan with more facilities than a basic hostel. Cleaner and quieter, with extra guidance on work, residence, banking, and admin matters.

Iranian-friendly budget hostel at Margaryan 45 in Yerevan, suitable for economical monthly stays and short first-week stays. The shared setup includes lockable bed storage, free Wi-Fi, CCTV, washing machine, TV, iron, equipped kitchen, dining hall, digital entrance lock with 24-hour access, Iranian food options, group games and help with work/residence questions. Reconfirm current price, availability and conditions before going.

Budget-aware hostel in the Nar-Dos area. Suits workers, Yandex drivers, and people looking for monthly stays within a tighter range. Advertised as no deposit, no commission, utilities and internet included.

Persian Hostel is listed near 27 Yervand Kochar Street, behind Reve supermarket. A local listing describes very basic dorm-style accommodation, roughly 16 bunks for men and 4 for women, with a small kitchen and paid laundry. Review notes mention limited privacy and only one toilet, so treat this as a weak lead and verify activity, safety and conditions before going.