Three star · 3-star
Tehran
Three rooms only, at the corner of Valiasr and Taleghani. A three-star this small is really a guesthouse; rooms sleep two or three, and you are in the middle of the government and embassy quarter.
| Room | Details | Per night |
|---|---|---|
| Twin | Breakfast included · sleeps 2 | $16 |
| Double | Breakfast included · sleeps 2 | $16 |
| Triple | Breakfast included · sleeps 3 | $20 |
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Fatemi Street, Daemi Street, Marjan Alley, No. 38, Tehran
Seven rooms in the Marjan lanes off Fatemi Street, some lit by an internal light-well rather than an outside window, and one set up for a family. Sleeps one to three, near Laleh Park.
A three-star off Nelson Mandela Boulevard, the avenue most people in Tehran still call Jordan, in the modern north of the city among its cafes and offices. Individual room types are not listed for this property. Expect a business address rather than a sightseeing one.
Single · Double · Twin
Shahid Mofatteh Jonoubi St, after Somayeh Intersection, Sagheb Alley
Six rooms on South Mofatteh past Somayeh, three-star with a cheaper economy grade, sleeping one to three. Central grid, walkable to Haft-e Tir.
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