The gable roofs of differing heights create a distinctive silhouette, making the hotel a visual standout in daylight and at night. This design element also ensures optimal ceiling height in the rooms, while panoramic glazing brings the breathtaking landscape indoors. Only natural materials—stone, wood, and copper—are used in the decoration.

The result is a modern, premium structure that effortlessly harmonizes with its surroundings, exuding comfort, reliability, and warmth.

The hotel’s first floor boasts a refined restaurant with seating for 80, comprising a covered section and a summer terrace complete with a retractable canopy and a cocktail bar. Accessible through the central lobby and a separate entrance from the parking area, this restaurant is the sole hotel section open to external visitors.

The inner courtyard is a sanctuary for hotel guests, equipped with amenities for relaxation and entertainment. It features a cozy seating area with an open fire, swings, sun loungers, a charming artificial waterfall, and a decorative pond. The inner yard leads to the hotel’s SPA zone on the lower level. To the south, the inner yard transforms into terraces interconnected by stairs, granting access to the first-floor level. These terraces offer private nooks with benches, chairs, and tables, perfect for leisurely card games or backgammon.

Landscaping plays a pivotal role in the design, ensuring the restaurant’s courtyard and terrace are enveloped in lush greenery, creating a seamless connection with the natural surroundings. High-quality finishing materials and meticulous territory organization provide guests with the utmost comfort.

The hotel’s illumination highlights the dynamic facades and the varied roof heights in the evening. The prominent BOON logo, perched above the common area connecting the residential buildings, acts as a beacon for travelers along the main road to Dilijan, ensuring the hotel remains visible even after sunset. The lighting scheme is carefully devised to respect the peace and privacy of hotel guests, avoiding any discomfort or light pollution.

The limited on-site space led the owner to acquire a plot just 50 meters from the hotel to accommodate additional guest parking, as the on-site parking for 12 cars proved insufficient, considering the number of rooms and the restaurant within the complex.

In partnership with the “Zelyony” studio, the hotel’s name, logo, and corporate identity were meticulously crafted, further enhancing the project’s overall concept. More details: see the following link…