Where to stay
Isfahan
Four rooms only, off Bozorgmehr Street north of the river, one of them set up for a family. Three of the four have no private bathroom or toilet. This is a very small guesthouse rather than a hotel; the whole place is four doors.
| Room | Details | Per night |
|---|---|---|
| Suite One-bedroom Triple | sleeps 3 | $13 |
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Masjed Seyyed Street, corner of Saderat Bank
Five rooms on Masjed Seyyed Street by the Saderat bank corner, a working stretch of the old town north of the bazaar. One of the twins has no window, which is worth asking about when you book; the rest run from a single up to a four-bed.
Double · Single · Twin
Jihad Street, Alley 7, Asiab Dead End, Isfahan
A small guesthouse in the Asiab cul-de-sac off Jihad Street, tucked away from the traffic. Five room types, from a single to a quadruple. It carries no star classification, so treat it as a budget address rather than a hotel.
Double · Twin · Triple
Ostandari Street, Saadi Passage, corner of Naqsh-e Jahan Square
Six rooms off Ostandari Street in the Saadi passage, steps from Naqsh-e Jahan. Know this before booking: every one of the six is windowless. It is an inner-courtyard building, and daylight is the trade you make for the address.
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