Dalgasha Historic Mansion Eco-Lodge Isfahan

Twin no Balcony · Double no Balcony · Twin with Balcony

Nazar Miyani Street, Kelisa Alley, Jolfa Alley, No. 5-9, Isfahan

In the Jolfa quarter, the Armenian district Shah Abbas settled in the seventeenth century, a minute from the Vank Cathedral. The rooms are split between an old building and a new one: the old side holds the Yerevan single, the Isfahan double, a shah-neshin triple and a five-bed named Jolfa, while the new side adds balconies and rooms looking onto the grounds. Choose the side deliberately, because they are not the same experience.

Single

Eleven-room traditional lodge on Hatef Street amid the Qeysarieh bazaar, the Shah palace distillery museum and the Indian saray, a lively spot for shopping-led stays.

Valiasr Street, Alley No. 9, Ezheyiha Dead End

A courtyard house in the Ezheyiha cul-de-sac off Valiasr Street, where the room names are the architecture: a shah-neshin, a howz-khaneh built around the old water basin, a panj-dari five-door room, and three gushvareh rooms in the corners above the courtyard. Nine rooms sleeping two to four, which makes it a rare traditional house that genuinely suits families.