Where to stay
Isfahan
A traditional house in the Jamaleh alley off Abdolrazagh Street, near the top of the old bazaar. Its rooms are named after flowers rather than numbered, orange blossom, jasmine, geranium and dog rose among them, and run from a single up to two different four-bed rooms. One single has no private bathroom or toilet.
| Room | Details |
|---|---|
| Single | sleeps 1 |
Quadruple · Double · Twin
Ayatollah Ghaffari (Zeynabieh) Street, Azadi Street, Shabnam Alley, Isfahan
A six-room two-star on Zeynabieh Street in the north-east of the city, near the Azadi junction. Rooms sleep one to four. Cheap and straightforward, a bus ride from the monuments rather than a walk.
Single · Double · Triple
Chaharbagh Paeen St, Shohada Sq, Ibn Sina St, Alley 37
Nine rooms in an old house near Shohada Square, keeping both a shah-neshin alcove and a sardab, the cool underground room a Persian house retreated into in summer. Rooms sleep one to four, with suites among them.
Triple · Twin · Quadruple
Standardari Street, after Farshadi Crossroad
A three-star on Standardari Street past the Farshadi crossroad, a short walk from the bazaar end of Naqsh-e Jahan. Six room types up to a quadruple, with a cheaper grade of the single-occupancy double.
We book this stay as part of a trip — with the visa, transport and a guide arranged around it.
Plan a trip with this stay
