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Isfahan
A restored traditional house in Isfahan's old quarter, a few streets from the Hakim Mosque, with eleven rooms around a courtyard. The plain doubles are the cheapest way to sleep inside a house like this; the shah-neshin, the raised alcove where the household once received guests, is the most expensive room in the building. Two of the dearer rooms are the sardab and the howz-khaneh on the cool lower floor, the rooms a Persian house used to retreat into in July, and both are windowless. Seven rooms sleep two, four sleep three.
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A small seven-room traditional lodge opened in 2024 within easy reach of the Ali Qoli Aqa historic bath, the Grand Bazaar and Naqsh-e Jahan Square - a characterful base for heritage-focused travellers.
Double Economy · Double Standard · Triple Economy
Eleven rooms in a traditional house off Hasht Behesht Gharbi, with a shah-neshin alcove and a women's room among them. Sleeps one to four, near the Hasht Behesht garden.
Six rooms off Khaghani Street in the Meydan Kuchak lanes, suites included. No singles: the smallest sleeps two. A small house in a quiet pocket near the river.
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