KASA Guesthouse and Training Center in Gyumri

$40 - $50 / 2 people

Gyumri, Armenia

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We offer you a comfortable guesthouse and training facilities in Gyumri, apartments in Yerevan, right in the center of cities. Hospitable staff, pleasant atmosphere, uniquely designed rooms and a modern convenience creates excellent conditions for proper rest and efficient work. Our cozy rooms suffice not only business people and tourists, but also families who prefer warmth, comfort and amenity. Along with the high quality of services, we offer reasonable prices, creating a unique combination of high quality and low price, for the convenience of our guests and partners.

All financial resources generated from the services are invested in the implementation of the Foundation’s development programs.

$40 - $50 / 2 people

Gyumri, Armenia

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Amenities

- 9 standard rooms and 3 economy rooms.
- Bathrooms: towels, hairdryer ...
- 1 equipped kitchen and a lounge (on 2nd and 3rd floors): possibility of preparing the evening meal
- Free Wi-Fi access
- 24 hour guarded parking (cars, minibus)

Additional paid services

- Washing machine
- Ironing
- Excursion organization
- Spacious and equipped rooms (computers, projector, etc.) for organizing meetings or sessions.
- We also welcome groups with special rates, maximum 30 people.

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Offered by KASA Foundation
KASA is a Swiss Humanitarian Foundation active in Armenia since 1997 in five areas: humanitarian, construction, education, agriculture, and tourism. Since its foundation the organization has aimed to support the most underprivileged people in the country. At the beginning the foundation focused its activities on providing support to the populations of the North of Armenia; meanwhile, it provided educational opportunities and tools for development, being guided by the "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime" concept. Today, the foundation has shifted its strategy from humanitarian a... Read more
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