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I had already stayed a few days before in Tufenkian Dilijan Hotel and had already been unpleased with my experience. Well this property was 50% more expensive and much worse. Based on my experience I wouldn't recommend this hotel chain to anyone. Let me detail: 1. When you are asked to pay €100 for a supposedly 4 star hotel in the middle of nowhere in Armenia, you obviously have proportionate expectations. 2. This property was oldish, badly maintained, the duplex room was tiny and even dangerous with sharp metal objects everywhere, a steep dangerous staircase with a rusted railing, a smallish bathroom with nowhere to put your toilet bag, a horrible sewer smell and an air extractor which had stopped working a long time ago. No A/C. The springs of the mattress were quirky and my friend who tried to sleep in the ground floor single bed had a terrible night and woke up with strong back pain. When informed, the receptionist pretended to be surprised and said that mattresses were the beat quality imported from Canada. As if they couldn't have purchased the mattresses from an Armenian manufacturer while the Armenian economy is struggling and doesn't need such unpatriotic behaviours from Mr. Tufenkian. 3. Facilities advertised such as a billiard, table tennis or darts are in fact children sized. The description of the hotel is therefore severely misleading. 4. The poolside bar tables were always disgustingly unclean, with used glasses and ashtrays we needed to ask the waiters to clean before sitting. 5. The receptionist who spoke perfect English and French didn't even bother to present the hotel and its facilities upon check-in. He only handed the keys and collected the payment. 6. The cherry on the cake was the location of the restaurant ca. 500m away from the hotel to which we needed to walk even for breakfast. The receptionist argued that it was Mr. Tufenkian's concept to have guests walk through the village. In fact the dirt road crossed fields an