budget · 1-star
Isfahan
One-star boutique conversion of a Pahlavi-era house beside the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, with a turquoise-and-white courtyard and BRT links to the Si-o-se-pol.
| Room | Details |
|---|---|
| Twin | 2 single beds · sleeps 2 |
| Double Large | 1 double bed · sleeps 2 |
| Double | 1 double bed · sleeps 2 |
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Walking times are estimates at 5 km/h.
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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.
Double · Triple · Quadruple
Bagh Kholafa Alley, Bahreini Alley 20, Neshat Street
Twelve rooms in the Bagh Kholafa lanes off Neshat Street, including a mirrored room in the old manner. There are no singles: the smallest sleeps two and the largest six, which makes it a reasonable choice for a family in the old quarter.
Twin
Naqsh-e Jahan Square, next to Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, Kolahdouzan Alley
Four rooms in the Kolahdouzan alley beside the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, whose dome closes the eastern side of Naqsh-e Jahan Square. All four are doubles, one of them a shah-neshin. You cannot sleep closer to the square than this, and the trade is that there are only four rooms to go round.
We book this stay as part of a trip — with the visa, transport and a guide arranged around it.
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