Accommodation list

Salehi Hotel (Salehi Isfahan Hotel) is an eco-lodge in Isfahan. The Isfahan Salehi Ecological Residence was established in 2017 and offers travelers six rooms on two floors.

The Tabriz International Hotel is a 4-star hotel in the city's center, on Imam Street in the university block. The hotel, which has 135 rooms in a 5-story building, was established in 1969 and has undergone renovations.

Isfahan Banan Hotel (Banan Traditional House) is one of the world's most stunning eco-friendly accommodations in Isfahan.

Yazdangerd Ecolodge is constructed in the traditional style of Yazd architecture. The courtyard, with a pond, trees, brick walls, and room decorations, gives hotel guests a sense of traveling back in time. 

The Mashhad Entekhab Hotel is a 4-star hotel in Mashhad. It has been operating since 2023 and offers 67 accommodation units spread across seven floors.

Arakta Qeshm Hotel is one of the five-star hotels on the island. The hotel was opened in 2023. One of the critical features of the Arakta Hotel is its complimentary airport transfer service.

Farangis Mansion in Isfahan is an excellent choice for accommodations in the city. By booking the Farangis Mansion, you can experience staying in a traditional old house in Isfahan.

The Parmis Hotel is a five-star hotel located on the beautiful island of Kish and is known as one of the largest hotels on the island.

The Emperatour Hotel in Mashhad is near the shrine of Imam Reza. This 4-star hotel aims to offer top-notch services at affordable prices to guests and locals.

The Aghazadeh Historical House is a traditional and spectacular hotel in Abarkooh, 150 km from Yazd, dating back to the Qajar era.

Asareh Hotel Tehran has easy access to commercial and tourist attractions and proximity to the metro and the city's attractions such as the Azadi Tower, the National Jewelry Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art, and the Carpet Museum.

Alma Traditional Hotel is in Yazd city, known for its wind catchers and aqueducts. This historical residence dates back to the Qajar period, around 200 years old.