Where to stay
Isfahan
Ten rooms on Masjed Seyed Street by the mosque of the same name, sleeping one to six; six have a private bathroom and four do not. Two of the ten have no window, so ask when booking. A larger guesthouse in the northern old town.
| Room | Details | Per night |
|---|---|---|
| Single | sleeps 1 | — |
| Twin | sleeps 2 | — |
| Triple | sleeps 3 | — |
| Quadruple | sleeps 4 | — |
| Quintuple | sleeps 5 | — |
| Six-bed | sleeps 6 | $10 |
Nightly rates for the room types we can price, converted from the live rial rate and including our booking service. Rooms without a rate are shown without a price rather than an estimate.
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Single · Double · Twin
Ayatollah Kashani Street, Chaharsoogh Square
On Ayatollah Kashani Street at Chaharsoogh Square, in the dense commercial old town. Ten room types, and six of them, from the single up to the four-bed, have no private bathroom or toilet; the other four do. Read the room name before booking, because the difference in comfort is larger than the difference in price.
Single · Double · Twin
Between Shohada Square and Takhti Intersection, corner of Alley 16, Isfahan
Nine rooms between Shohada Square and Takhti intersection, including suites sleeping up to seven. Three of the nine have no window. One star and priced accordingly, on a busy central stretch.
Twin · Double · Triple
Masjed Seyed Street, Bid Abadi Street, Alley No. 6
A six-room guesthouse on Bid Abadi Street, near the Masjed-e Seyed in the northern old town. One of the six rooms has no window, which is worth asking about when you book. Rooms sleep one to four.
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