Where to stay
Isfahan
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.
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Walking times are estimates at 5 km/h.
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Twin · Double · Triple
An eleven-room three-star on Emam Khomeini Street, west of the centre, with duplex and villa-style units among the ordinary rooms. Capacities run to seven, which is unusual in this city, so it works for a group travelling together rather than for a couple.
Standardari St, Omrani Alley, Khalghi Alley, Sadat 1 Dead End
Fourteen rooms through the Omrani and Khalghi lanes off Standardari Street, each with its own bathroom, sleeping one to four. A larger guesthouse in the alleys behind the bazaar.
Double · Triple · Quadruple
Not in Isfahan city at all: this house is in Deh Abad village near Badroud, in Natanz county, a couple of hours north-east of the city. Five rooms around a howz-khaneh, the old pool room. Come for desert quiet and village pace, not for the monuments.
We book this stay as part of a trip — with the visa, transport and a guide arranged around it.
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