Just renovated Guest House with new furniture!

Newly renovated house with all new furniture - very cosy and the CLEANEST place to stay in Goris, Armenia. NNN Guest House has a garden, shared lounge, BBQ area, and free WiFi. Also, the guests have a shared kitchen and a picnic area in the garden. All rooms in the Guest House have access to the living room with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, dining area and a shared bathroom. Arevshat 17, Goris, Armenia We have a newly renovated guest house on our property that we're happy to rent out to the Airbnb community. Everything is brand new in the Guest House. There are 3 rooms (1st-two single beds, 2nd-one double bed, 3rd-six single beds), large living room with 2 single beds and one sofa bed, dining area, kitchen, bathroom and a toilet in the house. Most of the time, we only have one guest(or one family) at the time, so you might be the only renter in the house and will not have to share the house(bathroom, kitchen and living room) with other guests. We speak English, Russian and Armenian. The area of Goris has been settled since the Stone Age. Goris was first mentioned in the history by the Urartian period. King Rusa I of Urartu who reigned between 735 and 713 BC, left a cuneiform, where he mentioned that among the 23 countries conquered by him, Goristsa country was one of them. The scientists suppose that it is the same Goris. Goris is situated in the valley of Goris River, also known as Vararak River. The valley is surrounded with the Zangezur Mountains. The town has an average elevation of 1,385 metres above sea level. The surrounding mountains are famous for their medieval cave-dwellings carved out of the soft rock in the southern and eastern parts of the town. The Goris Wildlife Sanctuary is situated at the southeast of the town at a height ranging between 1400 and 2800 meters above seal level, covering an area of 18.5 km². Caucasian grouse, roe deer and brown bear are among the notable animals in the sanctuary. The M-2 Motorway that connects the capital Yerevan with southern Armenia and the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic passes through Goris. The Goris Airport, is located 10 kilometers south of Goris, near the village of Khot. It has been closed since the collapse of the USSR in 1991. However, the Armenian government plans on reconstructing the airport and opening it to public and private service by 2016. According to the central government, it is envisaged to operate starting from 2016. The airport will allow tourists to visit the Syunik region and Zangezur Mountains as well as the Tatev monastery and other summer resorts around the town. Things to do near by: - Medieval Goris Cave Dwellings - Goris Rock Forest - Saint Gregory The Illuminator Church of Goris - Shaki Waterfall - Old Khndzoresk and Swinging Bridge - Tatev Monastery - Zorats Karer, Karahunj, Qarahunj and Carenish is a prehistoric archaeological site