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Abbasi Hotel: The nicest hotel in Iran
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    • iwys
  • By iwys on December 5, 2004
    • Abbasi Hotel - Esfahan
    Abbasi Hotel
    by iwys
    The beautiful, 5* Abbasi Hotel is the best in Isfahan and the nicest I saw in Iran. No expense was spared in restoring this 300-year-old caravanserai.

    The restaurant is good and it's very pleasant to drink tea in the garden in the late afternoon.

    Room rates range from $80 for a Standard Single room to $300 for a Royal Apartment.

    The shops inside the hotel have some high-quality arts and crafts at quite reasonable prices. I bought a 55-year-old Isfahani carpet for no more than I'd have paid in the bazaar.

  • Theme: Hotel
  • Comparison: most expensive
  • Phone: 226 009
  • Directions: The Abbasi is in the centre of Isfahan, near all the main tourist attractions.
  • Website: www.abbasihotel.com/
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    Aria Hotel
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    • MalenaN
  • Updated By MalenaN on May 12, 2008
    • My room at Aria Hotel - Esfahan
    My room at Aria Hotel
    by MalenaN
    I have heard that Aria Hotel is now closed, but I don't know if it is for good or just for resauration.

    In Esfahan I stayed at Aria Hotel, which was recommended. It was a nice place, but nothing special. The room was comfortable with two beds, air-condition a fridge and a TV. In many hotels where I stayed in Iran the picture on the TV was not very clear, but at Aria the picture was good and I watched the World Cup Final between France and Italy (even though I’m not very interested in football). In the bathroom there was a bath (with shower). At a first glance the room looked very clean, but at a closer look there was for example hair in the bed (as in many hotels in Iran). As I arrived they were cleaning the room and changing sheets. But it looked like they had only changed the upper sheets in the beds (I might be wrong). Breakfast is included in the price and consists of tea and bread with jam, butter and cheese.
    For the room I paid IR 135 000 a night (July 2006).

    As I checked out I forgot to ask for my passport (at some hotels you don’t leave it in the reception and I forgot I had done so in Aria Hotel). And they didn’t hand it over to me. Not until I was in Kashan I realised the passport was still in Esfahan. They called Aria from the hotel in Kashan and my passport was sent with the next bus to Kashan. The journey for the passport was more expensive than mine, but it was a good service.

  • Theme: Hotel
  • Price: less than US$20    » Currency Converter
  • Address: Shahid Street
  • Phone: 222 7224
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    Abbasi Hotel: How splendid!
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    • TheWanderingCamel
  • Updated By TheWanderingCamel on April 7, 2005
    • Suite decoration - Esfahan
    Suite decoration
    by TheWanderingCamel
    This is a hotel to dazzle the eye. A magnificently restored 17th century caravanserai, set around a most beautiful garden. There ia a large restaurant,a 24 hour coffeeshop and a delightful teahouse in the garden. Prices in the usual array of hotel shops are good, the service was charming and I would certainly recommend you spoil yourself and stay here when you visit Esfahan.

    The foyers and restaurant are exquisitely decorated with frescoes and delicately traced patterns in a style beloved of Iranians. The standard rooms are large and comfortable, if a little gloomy, and there are lovely suites furnished in traditional style with rugs and low floor cushions in the salon as well as in more conventional Western style.

    leyle

  • Theme: Hotel
  • Price: US$80-120    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: more expensive than average
  • Address: Amadegah Ave, Esfahan
  • Directions: The hotel is very central to nearly all the places of interest in Esfahan and everybody knows where it is.
  • Website: www.abbasihotel.com
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    Amir Kabir Hostel: Cheapest Option
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    • JohnniOmani
  • By JohnniOmani on May 15, 2006
    • Esfahan has loads of options but this one is 'the' budget backpackers place in the city and your best chance of meeting travellers and overlanders making for some good stories and up to date information. It is really cheap and the local owners are fountains of information. Good fun and great location. (PS for location look in the Lonely Planet Guide, I believe it is there but I stayed on a recommendation)

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  • Theme: Hostel
  • Price: less than US$20    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: least expensive
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    Persia Hotel: Good Value
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    • JohnniOmani
  • By JohnniOmani on May 26, 2006
    • Close to the Amir Kabir, the family run places is a great place to chill out after sightseeing for the day. The rooms are clean and have a bathroom and TV. You can even call home for 3000 IR a minute making it one of the best places to call home. Bargain hard and they will discount.

    Location and staff

  • Theme: Hotel
  • Price: less than US$20    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: less expensive than average
  • Address: Chahar Bagh Abbassi St.
  • Phone: 222 3274
  • Directions: Close to the Takhti Junction
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    Abassi Hotel (Shah Abbass): Cultural but new
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    • azadeh
  • By azadeh on April 9, 2003
    • Abbasi Hotel - Esfahan
    Abbasi Hotel
    by azadeh
    If you do not stay in Abbassi hotel go and visit it ,Don't be fooled by the ordinary appearance of the hotel on the street, inside is beautiful. The oasis you see here is the courtyard garden, with the teahouse in the back.

  • Theme: Hotel
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    Abbasi: The best Hotel in Esfahan or may be in Iran
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    • Haali
  • By Haali on March 1, 2003
    • Esfahan Hotels and Accommodations
    by Haali
    The Hotel was originally built as a caravanserai by the mother of Shah Sultan Hossein, the last the Safavid ruler. The old caravanserai was restored in the '60 as the luxury 5* Abbasi Hotel. To stay at the Abbasi Hotel is to walk through history. This reconverted caravanserai, bazaar and school, dating from the 17th century, is now a luxury hotel replete with exquisite decorations, gorgeous restaurants, and an expansive courtyard where guests can dine, enjoy tea and relax under the stars. The Abbasi is Iran's finest property and one of the world's great hotels. And for visitors to Isfahan, a stay at the Abbasi is an experience to savor.

    The "cut outs" of the music room in the A'li Qapu Palace were also used in the 1960's renovations of this dining room. The Entrance Hallway and the beautiful hotel garden are among the other sections which combining strength and the Persian originality and artistic finesse.

  • Theme: Hotel
  • Price: US$120-180    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: more expensive than average
  • Phone: +98 311 222 6010 to 6019
  • Directions: The hotel stands in the business center ( Chaharbagh-e- Abbassi ) 25 Km from the airport , 15 Km from the railroad station and 5 Km from the inter-city bus terminal.
  • Website: http://www.abbasihotel.com
  • Other Contact: Fax +98 311 222 6008
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    Dibai House: Isfahan's most atmospheric and artistic hotel
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    • thinkpinkibz
  • By thinkpinkibz on December 30, 2007
    • Dibai House hotel in Isfahan - Esfahan
    Dibai House hotel in Isfahan
    by thinkpinkibz
    Well, I had a wonderful stay at Dibai House.

    It's a historic house built in the 17th century, restored and transformed in a very nice and cosy hotel. It has modern facilities and so its very comfortable.

    The people at Dibai were very friendly with me. I travelled through Iran on my own so it was very nice to stay in a place where you could really feel cared for, plus they speak Spanish too! (in addition to English and French).

    Very good and healthy breakfast, with home-made marmalades, freshly baked bread (from the local bakery) and fresh fruit.

    Anyways, I really do recommend Dibai House for anyone travelling to one of the most beautiful cities in the world, i.e. Isfahan

    Dibai House has an excellent location in Harunie, at the centre of the Old Town, so you'd be close everything you'd want to visit: Imam Square, Jame Mosque, museums, Chehel Sotun, Bazzar, etc.

    The house is historic, as I mentioned above, so the building and the experience in itself is worth the stay.

  • Theme: Hotel
  • Address: 1 Masjed Ali Alley, Harunie, Isfahan, Iran
  • Phone: + 98 311 2209787
  • Directions: It's easy to find the place once you are in the Harunie district. They have a map and precise directions in the website.
  • Website: http://www.dibaihouse.com
  • Other Contact: info@dibaihouse.com
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    Abbasi Hotel: Iranian answer to Ruffles.
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    • allouc
  • Updated By allouc on December 11, 2002
    • One of the suites. - Esfahan
    One of the suites.
    by allouc
    Restored caravan serai. One of the most beautiful hotels I have ever stayed in. Rooms could have been better and so could have been the service. Ask for the tour of the hotel and you will be amazed.

    I guess if the Queen of England stayed there it must be good...

  • Theme: Hotel
  • Comparison: most expensive
  • Directions: 10 minutes walk from Imam Square.
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    Aria Hotel
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    • omidamini
  • By omidamini on July 25, 2005
    • Aria Hotel
    Shahid Ayatollah Madani Ave
    Tel: +98 381 27242
    228033, 227224

  • Theme: Hotel
  • Address: Shahid Ayatollah Madani Ave
  • Phone: +98 381 27242
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