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
Centuries-old Isfahani house in the historic core, recently opened as a five-room lodge that preserves its traditional architecture and places Naqsh-e Jahan, Sheikh Lotfollah, and Ali Qapu on the doorstep.
Twin · Double · Triple
Kamal Esmaeil Street, between Si-o-seh Pol and Khaju Bridge
A seven-room three-star on Kamal Esmaeil Street, between Si-o-se Pol and the Ferdowsi bridge, with river walks in both directions from the door. Rooms sleep one to five.
Double Economy · Double · Twin
Chaharbagh Khaju Street, Shohadaye Khaju Street
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.
We book this stay as part of a trip — with the visa, transport and a guide arranged around it.
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