Where to stay
Isfahan
Fifteen room types inside the Hasan Abad bazaar beside Naqsh-e Jahan Square, sold across three grades, economy, standard and VIP, with a shah-neshin and a vaziri room at the top of the range. The grade matters more than the room size here, and the address puts you under the market's vaults rather than on a street.
| Room | Details |
|---|---|
| Triple Standard Economy | sleeps 3 |
| Single Standard Economy | sleeps 1 |
| Twin | Breakfast included · sleeps 2 |
| Single VIP | Breakfast included · sleeps 1 |
| Double Standard Economy | sleeps 2 |
| Double | Breakfast included · sleeps 2 |
| Triple | Breakfast included · sleeps 3 |
| Triple VIP | Breakfast included · sleeps 3 |
| Quadruple | Breakfast included · sleeps 4 |
| Twin VIP | Breakfast included · sleeps 2 |
| Quadruple Standard Economy | sleeps 4 |
| Double VIP | Breakfast included · sleeps 2 |
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Single · Twin · Double
A five-room two-star at Shiraz Gate on Hezar Jarib Street, in the university quarter south of the river. Rooms sleep one to four. Cheap, and closer to the campuses and the Sofeh mountain than to the bazaar.
Double · Twin · Triple
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.
Twin · Double · Triple
Five rooms on Chaharbagh Paeen near Takhti, two-star, sleeping one to four. A small budget hotel on the lower Safavid avenue, walkable to the river.
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