Where to stay
Isfahan
A traditional house in an alley off Mirdamad Street, just past the small Shaterbashi bazaar. Rooms carry names rather than numbers, Sina, Sepanta, Saba, Yalda and Anahita among them, and the largest is a six-bed shah-neshin, the raised alcove where a household once received guests. Several rooms are also sold in a cheaper grade.
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Single · Suite One-bedroom Double Royal
Motahari Street, opposite Felezi Bridge, Isfahan
A fifteen-room four-star on Motahari Street opposite the Felezi bridge, with suites and a cheaper economy grade among the rooms. One room has no window. North bank, with the river immediately over the road.
Single · Double Standard · Triple
Premium traditional lodge set in a restored late-Safavid and Qajar house in the Qasreh Monshi district, on Iran's national heritage list, with a traditional bath and a calm historic setting.
Single · Suite One-bedroom Double · Double
Three-star Azadi, opened in 1977 and renovated in 2015, stands in the historic centre with quick access to Naqsh-e Jahan Square, Ali Qapu and the coppersmiths' bazaar.
We book this stay as part of a trip — with the visa, transport and a guide arranged around it.
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