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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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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Twin · Double · Suite One-bedroom Double
Imam Khomeini Street, corner of 12 Bahman Street
A three-star on Imam Khomeini Street at the 12 Bahman corner, west of the river and away from the historic centre. Four room types only, all for one or two people, including a one-bedroom suite. Suited to a couple rather than a family.
Single
Abdolrazagh Street, Shahid Mostafa Vazneh Alley
Nine rooms on Abdolrazagh Street at the top of the old bazaar, in a house that keeps its shah-neshin, the raised alcove a Persian household used to receive guests in. Some of the rooms connect, which suits two families travelling together. Sleeps one to six.
Double · Twin · Triple
Three-star riverside hotel opened in 2024 on Kamal Esmail Street, facing the Zayandeh River and Si-o-se-pol, with meeting rooms suited to small business groups visiting the historic quarter.
We book this stay as part of a trip — with the visa, transport and a guide arranged around it.
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