333 Hotel in Yerevan

We were just passing through, and at first glance, the room seemed clean. After checking in and paying, we discovered that one of the beds (there were two, with a wall between them) was broken and had a small mattress.
The air conditioning was only in the second half of the room, so the person sleeping in the first half was stuffy and unable to sleep. But that's nothing compared to the fact that in the middle of the night and even during the day, neighbors would wake up and scurry around on the ceiling (possibly mice or rats). On the first night, we were terrified by a loud rustling sound.
The room also had a refrigerator, TV, and closet.
The refrigerator was dirty and unwashed; when we tried to turn it on, the stench was indescribable.
The TV is located in a very interesting way: on the wall between the two parts of the room, so you have to be right next to it to watch it properly.
The closet was filled with who knows what, blankets or towels. We didn't dare put anything in there. To sum it up, we spent 10,000 Armenian drams for one night. The room is ideal for those who appreciate unsanitary conditions and sloppiness.

The most uncomfortable mattress in my life, terrible protruding springs did not allow me to sleep normally. And unpleasant smells from the toilet