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In its new Hospitable Armenia project, NEWS.am STYLE tells about interesting places in the country where one can eat deliciously, relax, and get new impressions and sensations.

Today's “guest” of Hospitable Armenia is The Alexander, the first and so far the only luxury hotel located in the very center of Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, on Abovyan Street.

The general manager of this hotel, Lazaro Rumin, told us about the demand of the luxury segment, the advantages of the The Alexander’s concierge service, the hotel’s services, and much more.

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