Where to stay
Isfahan
Seven rooms in the Darb Koushk quarter off Ayatollah Tayeb Street, each with its own bathroom, sleeping two to six. An inn in one of the old gate quarters, with no singles, so it suits families better than solo travellers.
| Room | Details | Per night |
|---|---|---|
| Connecting Quadruple | Breakfast included · sleeps 4 | $23 |
| Triple | Breakfast included · sleeps 3 | $25 |
| Quadruple | Breakfast included · sleeps 4 | $31 |
| Quintuple | Breakfast included · sleeps 5 | $39 |
| Six-bed | Breakfast included · sleeps 6 | $47 |
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Double · Twin
Four-star Parsian hotel with traditional Isfahani architecture in the city centre, offering pool, spa and sauna, a short walk from Siosepol, Khaju Bridge and the Naqsh-e Jahan complex; note the cobbled Chahar Bagh street restricts car access.
Apartment Three-bedroom Six-bed · Twin Royal · Double
An eight-room three-star by the Felezi bridge and Saadi park, with apartment-style units and suites sleeping up to six. No singles. Good if you are a group or a family who would rather have a kitchen than a restaurant.
Double · Twin · Triple
A four-star of five rooms where Abbas Abad Street meets Shams Abadi, off Chaharbagh. Suites among them, sleeping one to three. Small for its grade, and central.
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