Aspet B&B

Forty kilometres from the Tatev cable car — the world's longest reversible aerial tramway — Aspet B&B occupies a residential house in Goris's quiet grid of Soviet-era streets, where cave dwellings carved into the canyon walls above town predate the city itself.

The guesthouse runs on a family-run model; a 9.7 rating across 75 guests signals attentive hosting rarely matched by larger properties. Breakfasts draw on Syunik region produce, including freshly baked lavash and seasonal preserves.

Goris is the natural staging point for Tatev Monastery and the mountain road south toward the Iranian border. The old quarter, where stone houses terrace down to the Goris River gorge, sits a short walk from the Street 18 address.