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.

Villa-style hostel near Baghramyan, close to the city center. Calm place with shared rooms, separate women’s floor, equipped kitchen, fast internet, CCTV in public areas, balcony, yard, pool, gazebo, and city view. About 5 minutes to metro and 2 minutes to bus/supermarket access according to the latest submitted note.

Central Yerevan hostel for both women and men, with a separate safe area for women. Family-style, within a practical range, with quick access to the city center and bus stops.

Small hostel at 8 Kond Street, close to old Kond and still walkable to Republic Square and central sights. Booking information shows clean, simple shared accommodation with shared bathrooms, internet access, 24-hour check-in/out and a confirmed 7-bed female dorm option. Cash-only payment, no pets and no parties were also listed; reconfirm price and female-dorm availability before going.

Budget hostel near Republic Square, about 20 minutes on foot, with shared kitchen, friendly lobby, shared spaces, private yard, and dorm beds from 2,500 AMD. The submitted note says it is intended for women guests.

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.