Where to stay
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.
| Room | Details |
|---|---|
| Twin no Balcony | 2 single beds · sleeps 2 |
| Double no Balcony | 1 double bed · sleeps 2 |
| Twin with Balcony | 2 single beds · sleeps 2 |
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Parking
Food & drink
Facilities as listed by the booking source. We confirm anything you rely on before you travel.
Walking times are estimates at 5 km/h.
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Single · Suite One-bedroom Double Royal
A fifteen-room four-star on Motahari Street opposite the Felezi bridge, with suites and a cheaper economy grade among the rooms. One room has no window. North bank, with the river immediately over the road.
Double Economy · Double · Twin
An eight-room three-star on Chaharbagh Khaju, the avenue running down to the Khaju Bridge, the Safavid bridge with the stepped arches where people still sing under the vaults in the evening. Rooms sleep two or three, with a cheaper economy grade.
Twin · Triple
A three-star on the riverside boulevard between Si-o-se Pol and the Ferdowsi bridge, with a walk along the Zayandeh Rud in either direction. Only three room types, a twin, a triple and a double let to one person, so it is a small operation.
We book this stay as part of a trip — with the visa, transport and a guide arranged around it.
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