Hotels met breakfast in Armavir, Armenia

This is pretty much the only hotel in Vagharshapat. It's located right in the city center, on the main square. The hotel is old, Soviet-era, and comes with Soviet-era attitudes: - When checking in, they asked me to show proof of payment. This is the first time I've ever been asked for that. - At checkout, there was a room inspection! This felt like a relic from a bygone era; I didn't even understand what they wanted at first. The room was noisy. The source of the noise was both the street, with loud music coming from some vending machine, and the refrigerator in the adjacent (!) room. The bathroom was a bit dirty, and the shower curtain looked like it had never been washed. The water pressure in the shower was unstable. At least there was water. On the positive side, breakfast was decent, and the Wi-Fi worked stably. They provided a toothbrush, soap, shampoo, and even a razor. Overall, a hotel of this caliber should cost about 1.5 times less than what I paid. In short, I don't recommend it. It's better to visit Vagharshapat as a day trip from Yerevan and stay in Yerevan, where there's a much wider selection of hotels.

Nice little place in a walking distance from the airport. 24 hours reception is very friendly and helpful. Looks like I found a great place to stay for overnight layovers at Erevan airport that I will definitely use in the near future.

The location is good, only a 7-minute drive away. The people are nice, but the sound insulation in the room on the second floor is very poor. When people wash dishes on the first floor, it sounds like they're rattling spoons right in your room, which really hurts the quality of sleep, especially when I only had 5 hours to sleep. It's hard to fall asleep in such an environment; I only managed to drift off once everyone else was asleep. The bathroom is another story; the shower is difficult to regulate, and there's a persistent sewer smell that just won't go away, which also detracts from the hotel experience!